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Is there anything beyond human perception? in Philosophy ·
Is there anything you believe simply doesn't exist?

Or perhaps it’s just that you aren't able to perceive it?

Or maybe it's a bit of both?

I suppose by even asking if something can be non-existent, you're implying that it's actually possible for something to NOT EXIST in this world (which sounds like a pretty wild claim 😁). In other words, you're leaving the door open to the idea that there might be things out there that are just beyond our sensory reach.

It seems logical, really—everything exists. Or rather, everything that you are aware of exists. Anything you don't know about, and that doesn't concern you or occupy your thoughts because it hasn't even crossed your mind... well, for all intents and purposes, it doesn't exist to you.

There are things that suddenly "become" part of our reality, and then there are things that have always been there, depending on how you look at it.

But what about the things we will never truly know or encounter? Who knows what might be happening all around us right now that we lack the necessary tools to actually detect. 😁

Do aliens exist? 😲
Richard Walker79 said:Once someone enters a state of pure bliss, their ego simply vanishes,
leaving behind nothing but a thousand Lego bricks.

He plays with them effortlessly,
spinning them around like a child's top.

I wonder, Richard Walker79, my friend, do you truly grasp the nature of the "ego"? 😉
Heartbreak in Spirituality ·
Charles White11 said:Whenever you wander over to other spirituality forums online, you’re hit with such a massive wave of nonsense and sheer stupidity that it actually leaves you stunned. It’s shocking how little people truly grasp the things they claim to be manifesting.
There are maybe a handful of threads worth actually remembering or spending time on.
It honestly breaks my heart that such a tiny fraction of those visiting "spirituality" sites feels any urge to share their own lived experiences—those moments inspired by a spontaneous awe for this magnificent world surrounding us. The fact that so few people have anything meaningful to contribute speaks volumes.

Empty hearts, all babbling about astral planes, projections, and chakras...
I feel like I’m standing in a room full of blind old women, all shouting at once, arguing over whose definition of "color and shape" is more accurate.
The most pathetic part of the whole thing is how they all claim "experience" as their authority, tossing advice at one another, warning about dangers, and adopting these mystical pseudonyms...
If I had to pick the most fitting name for that cacophony, it would be: "The Forum of Expert Supines: Stupid and Stupider."

My heart aches—honestly, it really does.

What do you think is the cause or reason behind this? Do you think their hearts don't ache, too?