what is the difference?

[enigmatic]

Love and fear are the two ends of the spectrum. They are duality incarnate. In their many intensities (fear, anger, hate, infatuation, joy, love, etc...) They are all that is to be felt.

That knowledge was given to me on my first visit. It has made a dramatic difference in how I handle day to day life and my "moments"

haha very much as i theorize.... two sides of one coin... balance love/fear perfectly... transcend it... see thing neither through love nor fear...

 

[URBY]

Balance explicitly implies duality. It dictates separation.

We are all one. We are the creator. The creator is us. We are creators.

We are experiencing a cosmic inbreath towards the creator/ourselves. I am not telling you anything you dont already know.

The vastness of the very concept is every bit as real as it is intangible

 

[enigmatic]

Balance explicitly implies duality. It dictates separation.

We are all one. We are the creator. The creator is us. We are creators.

We are experiencing a cosmic inbreath towards the creator/ourselves. I am not telling you anything you dont already know.

The vastness of the very concept is every bit as real as it is intangible

as soon as you represent something... (squeeze into a "mold" something that transcends representation) an opposite will be inevitable... hence duality in all manifestations of our potential perceivability within this "here and now"

how do you put 4d into 3d? well then... how do you put our language into binary?

 

[URBY]

how do you put 4d into 3d? well then... how do you put our language into binary?

By expression. Language is the liquid.
Whatever form the reference to an idea takes (english, spanish, binary, mathematical, metaphorical...) It CREATES that idea, moves it from the realm of possibility to the realm of our 5 senses.

What is the word "plastic" in binary? In chinese? What does the chinese word for plastic look like expressed in binary?

 

[URBY]

Expressions are made up of whatever language (literal or mathematical or otherwise) which is made up of characters (letters, numbers, beings) which are made of concepts (the idea of said characters)