Warm welcome to the forum Alex. Enjoy writing and the community.

I like that quote

I think I'll sum up my beliefs for you so you can know me and my philosophy a little better. I am a pantheist, a bodhisattva, and I think that the world in it self is entirely dependent upon sentient perception. I say this because, as we think so we are, and so is our world. I do not believe in dualism because of my understanding of the eastern perspective. However i do believe in the unity and multiplicity of human experience, and i think that this multiplicity is due to a conscious awareness of the intrinsic nature of self and reality in its respect. By this i mean that our awareness allows for a multiplicity of perception in order to bring consciousness of the unity of being to the individual in reality. The intrinsic nature of self is transcendental consciousness and awareness and reality is the true nature of self. As such all of individual reality (which is infinite) is dependent upon the self for its interpretation and the whole of reality is dependent upon the individual. one less then infinity is not infinity and is infinity in its own respect. The one removed from infinity becomes infinity and as such neither one nor infinity can not be removed from the infinite.
As a group of individuals sharing in the world we come to express our consciousness through meaning. I find it interesting that the word mean is in meaning. To me this expresses the fact that a meaning is an average understanding of the term at hand. So it is with the individual in reality as well as the whole. Each individual has meaning in the infinite and finite sense of the reality, and that meaning is conveyed from individual to individual, and so through the whole of reality. As such reality is shared. Expression is conveyed and transfered through the infinite and finite awareness of each individual being by the medium of sentient consciousness on a conceptual level. This allows for the appearance of the myriad of forms, feelings, thoughts, motivations, and consciousnesses that arise in the world system. In conclusion all is one and one is all
long live france

Vajrasattva,

:)Welcome, I think you will find in shareing your thoughts here, not only the contributions of other associates but also a clearifing and perhaps expansion of your world view. I think you have found the right place and again, welcome Vajrasattva!!

:)Hay Justin, I am back, looking forward to bouncing a few new ideas off you!!

Hey Alex, nice to meet you. I envy your conviction and I like the sentiment of all being one and one being all... I wish i knew what my beliefs where

TTFN,
Dan.