Meaning of Life- Crazy Theory

[Tr1pperz]

The Scenarios:

Let’s just say you believe or have an good understanding of the law of attraction and how it plays in reality; of course.

AND let’s just say you believe or have a good understanding of Christianity (meaning that your religious and you’ve opened a bible at least once)

Now since that part is over, let’s begin…

As it says in the Bible, God created Earth in 7 days. Correct?

Now, pertaining to law of attraction, an obsessed/focused thought for extended period of time becomes manifested in your reality,

Therefore on a belief that God envisioned Earth and manifested it in 7 days…
(God had a thought + took action+ vision manifested in 7 days= successful reality)

God created Man as a “representation” as himself on Earth. Correct?

His creation of Man included God’s pureness and happiness and the ability to have anything he desired into his own reality.

Man thought of someone to comfort him and his needs. God answered by creating Woman. Man and Woman are together and happy.

Fastforwarding….

Man and Woman encounter a serpent aka Devil/SIN, told them to eat the apple, they ate it and of course God found out and banished them forever from Holy Ground. The apple they ate now allows them the vision to see “bad things” instead of the “good things” they were accustomed to see on the Holy Ground. Therefore, back to the theory of LOA, they attracted bad things on some cases throughout their lives and it RELATES to the concept on how we were BORN with SIN.

Things are about to get crazy here…

Since we were born with SIN and shifted through our vision of reality based on the scenarios we grew up with and how we are today this SIN is considered to be what my friend Judge calls as Egoism or your Ego.

Your Ego is your SIN, that is the RESISTANCE that’s holding you back from what you want to have GOOD in your life. (Relates to the reason why Man and Woman got BANISHED).
So that relates to attracting the things you may not want to happen in your life because you are ACCUSTOMED to with preprogrammed beliefs on how you should live your life.

It is those who understands this concepts and goes against it meaning using LOA to achieve their personal goals is the SAME EXACT way how you should be feeling or experiencing life as to how GOD created man in the first place (HENCE being your TRUE SELF).

Therefore, doing “good things” learning to appreciate and to love everyone and everything CONNECTS you to the being you were created to be thus when you ENVISION things in your currently reality that you choose to have I.E being a Succesful business owner, millionaire, BILLIONAIRE, Talk show host, AnchorMan, Police Officer or whatever you choose that makes you happy). GOD will give it to you. And that’s why you see all those successful people living their lives as who they were meant to be. THAT’S why you see Successful LOA users devoting time and sweat to TEACH YOU this concept so you begin living life how you were MEANT TO BE.

That’s the Meaning of Life, to overcome the SIN/EGO you were born with, to ENVISION (OR REALIZE) your TRUE BEING and how you want to live your life… to finally LIVING and ENJOYING the EXPERIENCE. It is not an easy ride but that’s the whole point because once you made it to the end…you did it.

And no feeling is ever greater.


Your thoughts?

[Trey Baird]

I think that a lot of that makes sense without the bibilical parts. That's just my opinion though.

[Wax Frog]

There's really no need to object to the biblical parts, even if you have no connection at all to Christianity; I've long thought it possible that the Garden of Eden story just might be a metaphoric treatment of the scenario described, a story that survived long after it's true meaning was lost.

[Trey Baird]

I don't necessarily object to the biblical parts. It just seems like an additonal hurdle. It's as if the OP decided to develop a theory that coincided with the teachings of the Bible, without asking whether or not the Bible is true or not. What I am saying is that the story makes sense without the biblical parts. It only seems "crazy" because of the biblical connections.

[Wax Frog]

Originally Posted by Trey Baird

I don't necessarily object to the biblical parts. It just seems like an additional hurdle. It's as if the OP decided to develop a theory that coincided with the teachings of the Bible, without asking whether or not the Bible is true or not. What I am saying is that the story makes sense without the biblical parts. It only seems "crazy" because of the biblical connections.

The argument could have been presented better, but as for truth: I take the view that it isn't necessarily black-and-white. The Bible could contain spiritual truths without being literally true, as one example.

Or maybe in the end it'll all turn out to be true - if you'll forgive the cliche, crazier things have happened. As long as I don't feel like I'm being preached to (see: just about any "Save them from the Secret" thread ), or hit with notions that are to me unrelentingly silly, I'm open to pretty much ALL possibilities. I like the Bruce Lee quote, "Absorb what is useful, discard what is not..." It suggests to me that pretty much any belief system has at least a bit of value to offer.

I guess I'm just in a peacemaker mood today...

[Tr1pperz]

Yea i apologize about the writing of the theory...it was a spur of a moment type ordeal.

As long as the basic concept is understood im content with it...

its just ironic that i asked myself "what is the meaning of life" 3 weeks ago and i got that back as an answer

[jeff3]

Originally Posted by Tr1pperz

Yea i apologize about the writing of the theory...it was a spur of a moment type ordeal.

As long as the basic concept is understood im content with it...

its just ironic that i asked myself "what is the meaning of life" 3 weeks ago and i got that back as an answer

Ask yourself the same question in 3 years and I bet you'll be surprised at how different your ideas are, then you'll hopefully realize how your beliefs shape your experience and that to change your experiences you have to change your beliefs.

Go on down that rabbit hole...................

[rosesmith]

Life is empty and meaningless. It means nothing. "Life" without people has no ideas about what it should mean. Life at this stage only exsist to exsist and for no other reason. Because reason does not exsist unless there is a human there to make it mean something. Unless of course there is something that I do not know. Consider for a moment who created meaning. If God were to have created Adam as it is written, is it more than possible that Adam also created what he thought was the meaning of life. That being said, Eve (who by the way corupted us innocent dude's and there for starting the who co-dependant issue) with her own mind also created a meaning to life. Thus, leaving us with two diffrent meanings of life. Then they made lil Adam's and crap really hit the fan. There are now more meanings of life. Is it fair then to really say that there is no meaning to "LIFE" but what we make it. As far as the God thing I make it mean that there is a God and Im not him.

[Tr1pperz]

i'm not too sure ill can agree with life just being empty and meaningless

[joelr]

Originally Posted by Tr1pperz

As long as the basic concept is understood im content with it...

its just ironic that i asked myself "what is the meaning of life" 3 weeks ago and i got that back as an answer

I don't think that is irony

Anyway, good work. It's not as "crazy" as you think, those ideas are floating around in many different philosophical ideas about life.
It's a common idea that when you engage in something that you are "supposed" to do, you will often find yourself successful, the work will seem effortless, others will benefit from your work, it's the Law of Dharma.
One can also achieve great things from ego desires but theoretically if you go against Dharma it's a much harder process and may leave one always searching for more.

I would add that at the end one should complete the circle and return to Eden.
That's where you eat from the 2nd tree the fruit of immortality. That metaphor represents one realizing the spiritual nature of reality and that life continues after physical death. This is similar to eating the "body of Jesus" in the catholic service.