[D-G] Bishop Berkley, singularity of each timeline

[.Sylvia_Jenepi.]

Discussion with SteveO

SteveO:https://youtu.be/JSkcCIeSTAU

Sylvia: unity is important.. cherish your difference, but unity is 
important.

Sylvia: the seeker is rewarded


Sylvia:i think to be in love with a carpet only prooves you have not yet 
graduated to the second density. the minerals have souls.

Sylvia:nevertheless sixth density influencers try to convince humanity 
that objects like carpets or lamps belong with humans to third density 
of self awareness .💡

SteveO:I love that saying. It comes from esoteric research. We can love 
any object that provides usefulness to this human experience. 
Materialism comes when we put an object or individual as the be all and 
end all. Essentially meaning that as long as we don't let material 
things define us we won't have a form of attachment because as Buddha 
says, "attachment is a form of suffering."

Sylvia:🥵i am tired to repeat it endlessly 🥵but « matter » does not 
exist: why? because bishop Berkley of Eire said it in the early 18th 
century. « matter » is a word which does not explain anything he said.

and to me that makes sense of saying it: in philosophy or in art, you 
« explain » from latin « expliquere »: litterally « unfold ».

why art or philosophy or when you are spiritually active, you dont 
« preach », that is you dont repeat yourself.

every one his or her own infinite « timeline ».

objects as you described them in your post above, can be point of 
convergeance between timelines: point of blockage in the eternal 
becoming of the divinity.

inertia, passivity is induced by such blockages.

the human being has the option to be active, and to destroy the points 
of blockage.

thence the intuition of Berkley (who seem to have had an active 
spirituality) that matter is such a point of blockage .
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