folks,

quick reminder about how this group works:


Do make posts about stuff you find interesting or would like to discuss with random DU members


Do try keep the tone of posts polite, though it is understood the heat of the moment may drag the tone down a little

Don't be a dick

Don't take it personal if neither myself or Viddax join in on your discussion

way I see it, i'm here to facilitate not pontificate. this space is as much yours as it is anyone's

Don't let other members tell you if you can or cannot post here. this space is neutral. ..sacred even :D

Do come and go as you see fit


That is all. I have spoken

I don't agree with the notion that good requires evil to achieve balance. Good is inherently complete and balanced on its own. Evil, on the other hand, represents a temporary stage in which God explores more aspects of Himself as part of His grand process of Creation.

Duality is more about choice whether to align with universal principles of order or to embrace chaotic destruction, which inevitably leads to suffering.

Ultimately, it's about symmetry: two harmonious states that complement one another. Perfection exists on one side and is mirrored on the other, always maintaining its essence of perfection. However, symmetry's perfection does not mirror rotten holes.

In this sense, duality teaches us that our actions carry consequences and that we must take responsibility for them.
If evil were necessary to balance good, harmful actions would not trap us in repetitive karmic cycles. Freedom from this cycle arises when one no longer tries to manipulate fate, leading to a transcendent liberation.

Negative actions cause us to spiral into chronic challenges, creating cycles of hardship. Therefore, the conflict between good and evil isn't a state of balance but rather a repetition of unlearned lessons. Overcoming these lessons opens the path to true freedom and alignment with the flow of life.

To grasp the essence of science without recognizing the reality of God is futile. Atoms are a fundamental key to understanding God, as the atomic structure mirrors divine creation, embodied in the form of Metatron's Cube.

In the realm of physics, a negative charge is a property of particles like electrons. This occurs when the balance between protons (positive) and electrons (negative) is uneven. Negative charges are vital for the formation of matter because they interact with positive charges to create stability, forming the building blocks of the physical world.

It's important to note that the term negative is descriptive, not a moral evaluation. It is part of the duality inherent in the universe, where opposites, such as positive and negative charges, create equilibrium to sustain systems.

Negative charges play a crucial role in phenomena like electricity and magnetism. Without them, the existence of life as we know it would be impossible.

In Hindu philosophy, Shiva, the Destroyer or Transformer within the Trimurti, serves as a force of necessary destruction that paves the way for renewal and transformation. Alongside Brahma (the Creator) and Vishnu (the Preserver), Shiva ensures the cycle of existence continues. Like electrons, which generate energy through their dynamic movement, Shiva's role might seem destructive but is essential for maintaining balance and regeneration. However, this transformative destruction respects cosmic order and does not descend into desecration.

Hindu thought emphasizes that dualities like creation and destruction or positive and negative forces ultimately converge into unity. Similarly, negative charges work in harmony with positive charges, supporting the stability of the universe rather than opposing it.

Metatron's Cube arises from the Fruit of Life, a geometric pattern of 13 interconnected circles. Connecting the centers of these circles forms a three-dimensional structure. This geometry encapsulates the five Platonic solids, which represent the foundational elements - earth, air, fire, water, and ether. Sacred geometry proposes that energy flows through these forms in spirals, mirroring the movement of electrons around a nucleus.

Atoms illustrate the principle of duality, combining positive protons, neutral neutrons, and negative electrons. Their dynamic interplay creates a balance akin to the cosmic dance of Shiva and Shakti.

Contrasting forces, such as light and shadow or creation and dissolution, appear distinct but are interdependent. Metatron's Cube reveals how these forces, through spiraling motion, integrate into a harmonious unity, transcending the apparent separation of duality.

I believe in the Matrix theory but the ultimate question will always be how they came to create us. Nothing can be created out of thin air but if a God exists, who created God? Its a puzzle always with a piece missing.

Thus feels like home

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I know it doesn't last forever, but how do you move on? Binge watch Netflix with snacks, go out with friends, etc? I'm looking to write about this, so any comments are appreciated.

Sometimes my writes tend to be dark or not so happy. It's whatever my brain decides at the time. Does anyone else have this feeling?

Hey everyone! Apologies if this is not the spot for this-- A ways back I began composing an epic poem. I had started posting some of it here, but took a long hiatus from it. I have finally finished it, and am in search of critique for it. I'll be posting it to my account, hgnichols weekly until it's all there. If you have time, I'd love for you to take a look!

So, loaded question I know, what happens after life ends? Is there an afterlife? Nothing? Rebirth? No answer is wrong or too silly

You have one chance to say something you have never had the guts to say to your loved befor the world falls to peices

follow the leader style start with the person your speaking to via poetry

example
person 1
my brother i have one last thing i have to say that is befor we part our ways
person 2
we never really got long even if we both were wrong

person 3 it seems kind of silly now that world going to end

person4 but i want us to make amends

What do we consider creative? Is it a new idea or is it an idea never heard of before? One may find it very hard to come up with something entirely new like a new word, for example, matate. But what if I told you that this word is stolen, yes stolen. It means broom in Hebrew. Now ask yourself. If this world was entirely new, someone actually came up with a new word. Would you believe him? What about you? If you came up to me and told me: "I have invented a new word for a broom, matate, how cool right?! I am so creative!" knowing full well that you stole itl