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Originally Posted by infinitethoughts  Rigggggghtt.... a load of "arrant nonsense".
~~Rolling eyes~~
Cantando and JoeBlogs.
Either you chose to accept that at every interval, 24 hours a day, never ending.....you can chose almost any reality you want, or you don't. |
I don't.
I thought this thread was about the fact that at any particular moment we are surrounded by choices, 360 degrees of choices if you want to display it graphically as suggested in this thread, in which case it seemed blindingly obvious, hence my original post.
I don't see how relating my available choices at any given moment to a 360 degree circle of paths which will lead me in different directions is anything particularly interesting.
Of course I always have choices and of course what I choose will affect my future (to varying degrees).
However, you now seem to be saying that the thread suggests I have an infinite number of choices at any given moment. Literally that I can choose *anything*.
If this is the case then I missed this point earlier and now instead of thinking the thread is blindingly obvious, I think it's blindingly stupid.
I do not have an infinite number of choices at any moment. There are impossible things which I cannot do.
And if I had a terminal illness, curing it would be one of them. As someone close to me recently died of cancer I find your example disgusting to be honest as this person could not have decided to "choose a slice of their infinity" (or for that matter any other spiritual bull crap such as changing their frequency, plucking their cosmic strings, massaging their aura of enlightenment, communicating with the cosmic light of the soul, listening to the astral voice of nature, getting in touch with their inner mongoose,...or any other cliched, baseless nonesense....but that's another topic).
I certainly hope that you never get a terminal illness and have to find out that you're in fact surrounded by 360 degrees of one path: an early death.
Now excuse me, I have to go chat with my spirit guide about harmonising the levels of my chi.
(Sorry if this reply seems rude. But your example angered me and set me off on a bit of a rant.)