Buddhism's answer to the question: If you are not your thoughts, then who is doing the thinking?
This blog gives a very good Buddhist answer:
Who/What is the observer/consciousness that experiences this?
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also:
Buddhism's answer to the question: If you are not your thoughts, then who is doing the thinking?
This blog gives a very good Buddhist answer:
Who/What is the observer/consciousness that experiences this?
Todde
See
also:
What is nothing?
From a philosophical point of view, your true self is nothing.
The basis of consciousness is nothing.
Consciousness = The observer is outside the physical universe (which consists of Space, Time, Matter and Energy)
Please watch this video about Nothing:
Todde
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watch:
https://axiom1b.blogspot.com/2025/01/blog-post.html
Scientific
evidence that reincarnation is something that actually exists.
Check: 10 Experiments That Prove Reincarnation Is Real
Also check: https://axiom1b.blogspot.com/2025/01/blog-post.html
On Gnosticism:
Christianity as we know it today is not at all
the same religion as the Christianity (Gnosticism) that was originally spread
before Christianity was used to strengthen
The original Christianity has been preserved
in the form of Gnosticism.
Learn about the original Christianity (Gnosticism) - download the video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xVXu-gAjBCo
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https://axiom1b.blogspot.com/2025/01/unusually-good-description-of-what.html
Wealth & Power
After reading the book “Wealth and Power”, which describes the fate of the Chinese civilization for over 2000 years, I have finally come to understand how human civilizations can change and how laborious it is - Because of memes – not the spam word but Richard Dawkings original definition of Memes.
For more than 2000 years, Chinese civilization was dominated by the thinking taught by Confucius and his philosophy.
Ever since the fall of the Roman Empire, Chinese civilization was by far the most successful civilization on the planet.
As Europe developed during the Renaissance, the Enlightenment and industrialism, European civilization took over the leadership position as the most successful civilization on the planet.
When the Opium Wars of the 19th century (1839-43 and 1856-60) clearly indicated that China as a nation had fallen behind, many individuals in contemporary China were quick to point out that their homeland had to deal with the shortcomings of its ancient civilization by imitating and learning from the West.
But the Chinese Confucian establishment was completely uninterested (or incapable) of abandoning its fixed ideas about the superiority of their ancient civilization, despite these humiliating defeats in war.
When even Japan (which had realized that it had to learn from the West) defeated China in the Sino-Japanese War (August 1894 to April 1895), there once again appeared a multitude of individuals in China who pointed out that it was necessary for China to imitate the Europeans and modernize China.
But the old Confucian elite and culture were still uninterested in new teachings. The established authorities in China continued in old accustomed footsteps.
The influence of Confucianism was not sufficiently limited when Sun Yat Sen's revolution in 1911 took place.
Even after Chiang Kai-shek took over the leadership of the Kuomintang, Confucianism continued to rule the country's elites.
It was only when Mao Zedong carried out his purges of all the old elites in China that the influence of Confucianism was severely limited. This in turn led to Deng Xiaoping being able to reform and modernize Chinese civilization.
From this brief description of China's development over the past centuries, you can learn a lot about the art of changing civilizations and the people who rule
Again, it might be time to learn about what people mean by memes (mener) at:
https://axiom1b.blogspot.com/2015/02/our-factory-of-reasons.html
Todde
Also check:
https://axiom1b.blogspot.com/2024/05/we-europeans-are-becoming-tiny-minority.html
and:
https://axiom1b.blogspot.com/2024/02/we-are-good-guys-it-is-excellent-to.html
An unusually good description of what Buddhism is really about:
Todde
Also check: Beyond Birth and Death: Discovering the Timeless Truth of Your True Self
and:
https://axiom1b.blogspot.com/2025/01/blog-post.html