01-07-2012, 12:02 AM
Diamond Unicorn wrote:Nagual LoneWolf wrote:I believe evil and absolute goodness are assemblage points enuff said.
But what does that actually mean?
To me it means you can experience either one, or neither one depending on your AP in a given moment. Besides these two, beings experience many other ap points. For example, curiosity, it feels neither like goodness or evil, yes? But its a sensation that one feels. So its as real as any other feeling (perception) but unique in its quality. So, there is no singular perceptual view, all exisit, and AP points are infinite - could never count them all and why try, they are what they are and we can and do experience many of them in our lifetimes. If we see this is all we are doing, it gives us an edge, a warriors freedom. Then we become more often like observers of our environments rather then entrenched in it. This position of observing, its an ap point too.
But what does that actually mean?
To me it means you can experience either one, or neither one depending on your AP in a given moment. Besides these two, beings experience many other ap points. For example, curiosity, it feels neither like goodness or evil, yes? But its a sensation that one feels. So its as real as any other feeling (perception) but unique in its quality. So, there is no singular perceptual view, all exisit, and AP points are infinite - could never count them all and why try, they are what they are and we can and do experience many of them in our lifetimes. If we see this is all we are doing, it gives us an edge, a warriors freedom. Then we become more often like observers of our environments rather then entrenched in it. This position of observing, its an ap point too.