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When I was very young, about 5, I asked my mother how we know if the red in the tiles on the kitchen floor that I saw was the same as she saw it. She didn’t understand my question. It seems in a way I was asking a very deep question as a child that now appears to be true as mentioned in this video. Our perceptions of what we believe is reality may not be the same. Yet somehow we arrive at a consensus. And we need to get above these perceptions to actually know the truth.
I am still reflecting on this: “If a tree falls in the woods and nobody’s around to hear it, does it make a sound? Science can finally answer this age old question with a resounding “no”. In fact, even a box of cymbals dumped out the window of a tenth floor apartment building will strike the ground in complete silence! They will only generate silent, rapid pulses of air.”
So deep…
I see the sense of the stairs in Mosques: Not only angels but we all are going down there and up again. And no more speculation is necessary about the sixth sense: it contains the potential of being on the giving part, and all the giving we practise amongst Humanity is just an exercice on the path, getting to know the joy of creation even within our world. Each human life has some conscious and unconscious capacity of bestowing, and life gets brighter by living it more in consciousness.
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