Evolution

[Angrboda]

2) Consciousness is everywhere as the sun is all over....There is a problem however.....In some places you can not see the sun.....Maybe is night, maybe is cloudy.
In other places however you can see the full sun.
Consciousness is also everywhere but in order to have a proper awareness of it you need a lot of personal evolution.
While matter is in a slumber or latent stage of evolution plants are slightly more aware.
Animals even more aware, human being a lot more aware and God if you believe in Him is 100% aware.

What evidence and reasons do you have for believing that vibrations are alive?

For a moment I thought you would ask me to show you a peer-review that the water is wet.  

So the life in matter is hidden or obscured, yet at the same time it's "obvious" and self evident.  You're talking out of both sides of your mouth.
Your own testimony was that the consciousness in base matter wasn't evident.  As usual, you're just being stupid and inconsistent.
It can't be both hidden and obvious.

You are the queen of hypocrite as well.
You say that you believe in science but science contradict the idea that life can come from non life.

Yet more bullshit about how I supposedly contradict science.  The last time you made this claim I challenged you to show one post where I contradicted science.  As usual, you shut your ignorant, lying yap and didn't respond.  The following entry from the Encyclopedia Britannica shows once again that you know fuckall about what you're talking about.

Abiogenesis, the idea that life arose from nonlife more than 3.5 billion years ago on Earth. Abiogenesis proposes that the first life-forms generated were very simple and through a gradual process became increasingly complex. Biogenesis, in which life is derived from the reproduction of other life, was presumably preceded by abiogenesis, which became impossible once Earth’s atmosphere assumed its present composition.

Although many equate abiogenesis with the archaic theory of spontaneous generation, the two ideas are quite different. According to the latter, complex life (e.g., a maggot or mouse) was thought to arise spontaneously and continually from nonliving matter. While the hypothetical process of spontaneous generation was disproved as early as the 17th century and decisively rejected in the 19th century, abiogenesis has been neither proved nor disproved.

Encyclopedia Britannica || Abiogenesis

Maybe if you hadn't spent so much time with your head stuck up Sarkar's ass, you'd know something about science.  But instead, you wasted your life following a bunch of bullshit based on religious dogma.

You almost write a book in order to keep alive a pure fantasy because the idea that life can come from non life is a pure fantasy.
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Where the non life suppose to be yog?
Not in this universe so where?
Are you so so stupid to believe in a guess.

I haven't made a claim in the matter.  You on the other hand have made a claim, namely that vibrations are alive.  So far you've yet to provide any evidence or good reasons for your belief.  It's nothing more than wild, baseless guessing. It's just a dogma you believe.  You might mock the things atheists believe, but at least none of us spent 40 years gazing at our navel based on bullshit dogma about the consciousness of vibrations.  That's you.  

And again the only thing you have to respond to my points with is lies and evasions.

Thousands of years of yoga thinkers and meditators and this is the best defense of their beliefs that you can come up with?

That's sad.  That's really, really sad.