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Old 06-10-2008, 06:36 PM   #4 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by coLLege kid07 View Post
I have a question about belief systems when it comes to being fully conscious. When you come up with a belief system do you leave open ends in it to leave room for other possibilities or is that totally defeating the purpose of a belief system. My problem is how do I integrete everything I learned into a belief system or don't I? Am I somehow supposed to still remain detached when creating a belief system or am I just supposed to realise that they are just beliefs and ultimately don't matter. However, looking at this more indepthly I realise that this is in fact a belief lol This is all kind of confusing...I guess by living and learning you have the ability to easily change a belief system when it's warranted. Any thoughts
Always leave room for possibilities with beliefs that you are thinking about.

What does it mean to have a belief anyway? You can't just know what that belief is supposed to make you feel like and act as if you believe it. That would be just acting. To have a belief work you do need to bring into you reality to a level that makes you see or behave because of the belief.

In other words, I don't see how a belief does anything for you if you remain detached from it.

I general, I think we try to believe way more than we need to.

interesting topic!
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