Discovering What Doesn't Change by bent
March 15th, 2013 6:50 AMI posit that the only thing that has ever and will always, and upon which the delusion of dimension and infinity is imprinted, is nothingness.
Since it's impossible for a localized manifestation of the unified field to function let alone exist in this unrealm, I submit this representation:
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what you say. But my awe of the unbearably incomprehensible would paralyze were I not to collapse my freshman graspings into a declaration that most would be equally duped by. Thank you for understanding Dread :)
oh there is something there. UP contrast, warm color, add brightness. At one point I though I saw a young lady with purple hair.
with you that my response to my praxis built into itself was picked up. I'm supposed to respond "but this is why I called it a 'representation' of nothingness". But forget this you got it.
What I was thinking is 'if someone examined the pic closely or manipulated the image they would see the light in the bottom left'. I'm starting to believe we've got it backwards--that the physical world is a manifestation of the cosmic consciousness, where thought precedes object, in fact creates it. This is represented by the hidden light (that's plain as day if you know how to look for it), the progenitor of nothingness as well, meaning there is no true nothingness.
And another thing, your prurple-haired lady inspires me to ask whether you'd want to co-sponsor a praxis, involving what people see in the haze of a pic taken in the dark and photoshopped as you did here. Or if that's too boring give people a dark photo and see what they can make of it through any means of their selection with certain ground rules.
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Alas! Your nothingness is something! I see it - so it is. And further, I'm afraid that your nothiness constantly changes every time it is viewed. But darn good try!