Yes, it is important in it's Being, this also has to do with it's historicity.....but what I believe to be of utmost importance is it's willingness to allow what it hears to 'sink in' and have an affect.
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JPLosman0711
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Sun 26 Dec, 2010 08:15 pm
@north,
You said "so what" when I said that our definitions only have validity because we all agree about them.
Our "disagreements" are circumstantial...as we are One...if we were to truly disagree we would n´t even be able to talk about it...the function that I experience today is the function you will experience tomorrow...disagreement is temporary...Truth is Eternal...
Yes but these disagreements are necessary to experience what we would call 'agreements'. Truth is eternal, but in order to help define yourself, you need to become what you hear.
