(May 23, 2013 at 2:49 pm)Violet Lilly Blossom Wrote: there is only <all there is> without such beings. And there is still <all there is> with such beings.
I can appreciate a lot of what you are saying. However, to me, this statement stuck out as a description of a logical absolute, that is to say, It appears as though (I don't doubt that you'll correct me if I've put words in your mouth...) that you're referring to something existing apart from subjective consciousness, and not contingent upon any other thing's existance and for that matter, a observer of any kind. Is this a fair assessment of your statement?
