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Originally Posted by stephencp

Steve,
Great post. My thoughts:
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#2 From an enlightenment perspective, it is indeed all the sounds, tastes, smells, color and feelings of our personal game that keeps us from experiencing what is really true.

Stephen
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From an enlightenment point of view, this keeps coming up for me. These games and 'things' we make important in our lives might actually be keeping us from seeing the real truth. The 'Game' may actually be that it is not the game we think it is.
See this thread for more: Spiritual Enlightenment...

Of course the game idea may make sense for some, but what if you don't like games. I don't like them and I don't want to like them. So if it is a game, what do those who do not like games do? Well, I guess we make it what we want it to be right? So now what is it? Hmmmm, it is not real. It is an illusion. A mental fabrication?