06-15-2007, 12:00 AM
Why rely on indians when we are apart?
No, not really. Certain aspects of their inherited physical forms have given them an advantage in certain areas of perception. Much like women and men differ in their ability to perceive the abstract. Bear in mind this has nothing to do with the bubble of awareness infused in the body, but the physical enforcing its influence on the awareness in the current form..
For example: it's like knowing how to drive a car, but the car your given off the bat is the one you have for life. You can learn from other car drivers about how their particular model handles. And it can give you insights on how to handle your own better. But we are stuck with the same "car" for life, yet we can make modifications, learn to care for it better and get the best performance, learn the best fuels, lubricants and idle speeds to maximize our performance.
We all go back to the scrapyard, get melted down and remade another time. It's about this current ride and how we handle the obstacle courses set before us. "The Reailty Is That You Will Die. The Uncertainty Is What Will Happen After That.."
No, not really. Certain aspects of their inherited physical forms have given them an advantage in certain areas of perception. Much like women and men differ in their ability to perceive the abstract. Bear in mind this has nothing to do with the bubble of awareness infused in the body, but the physical enforcing its influence on the awareness in the current form..
For example: it's like knowing how to drive a car, but the car your given off the bat is the one you have for life. You can learn from other car drivers about how their particular model handles. And it can give you insights on how to handle your own better. But we are stuck with the same "car" for life, yet we can make modifications, learn to care for it better and get the best performance, learn the best fuels, lubricants and idle speeds to maximize our performance.
We all go back to the scrapyard, get melted down and remade another time. It's about this current ride and how we handle the obstacle courses set before us. "The Reailty Is That You Will Die. The Uncertainty Is What Will Happen After That.."