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"When considering all the little things that make up the being I call me, I find the substance quite impossible to see."

p.rehbein


"Within the span of a heartbeat lies an infinity of undiscovered time."

p.rehbein

"When considering all the little things that make up the being I call me, I find the substance quite impossible to see."

This one is very philosophical and that's something I try to steer away from because as you see, there is no answer to it.

I like to look that all the beings and what we all have in common, that substance is our senses. It's something we all have in common which to me means our purpose for life, essential to our nature and keeps us from questioning what our purpose is.

Sorry I couldn't finish, my son Marko still wants to go kaka in his pampi's.

"Within the span of a heartbeat lies an infinity of undiscovered time."

This I think is beautiful and really explains the expansiveness of everything.

Quote from: Bitter Sweet on Sat Dec 31, 2011 - 07:56:46
"When considering all the little things that make up the being I call me, I find the substance quite impossible to see."

This one is very philosophical and that's something I try to steer away from because as you see, there is no answer to it.

I like to look that all the beings and what we all have in common, that substance is our senses. It's something we all have in common which to me means our purpose for life, essential to our nature and keeps us from questioning what our purpose is.

the substance which is impossible to see is Jesus Christ living in me.................... there is certainly an answer to it, but it is quite impossible to see.............

2 Corinthians 4:18 So we fix our eyes not on what is seen, but on what is unseen. For what is seen is temporary, but what is unseen is eternal.



We can's see our senses either except our eyes.

I was just thinking about this last night. Look at everything around you (your stuff your bank account), it can't sustain you for the rest of your life let alone eternity. It has no value compared to the unseen.