GENIUS FORUMS

Katy wrote: So does this mean that one is not possible without the other? Wisdom is not possible without the ability to not be wise. Sounds reasonable to me. This is what I thought "duelism" was and I thought in the above statement that you were affirming that the Allegory of Creation in ...

kennyvii wrote: When I read this story I saw the fruit of "The Tree of Knowelege" as a narcotic, not a pleasant apple. This is the allegory of mankind's enterance into sensualism, materialism and yes, I agree, dualism. Katy wrote: So does this mean that one is not possible without the oth...

why would i envy them?

Oh, no reason. My pardon.

Dan Rowden wrote: The tree of knowledge represents consciousness, the source of duality, therefore of good and evil. It means an awakening. When I read this story I saw the fruit of "The Tree of Knowelege" as a narcotic, not a pleasant apple. This is the allegory of mankind's enterance int...

how is it possibly ignored individually, let alone communally? why dont people feel awkward and uncomfortable and deceptive in mutually sustained ignorance? how does their tiny human story possibly survive the piercing ever-present contradiction of being aware right now?

Don't you envy them?