[quote=Bentinho Massaro;23129]Well I must admit that I find all stones have much more wisdom to them then most humans I have met.
[/quote] Well, do you treat people like stones, or stones like human beings ? If your kid asks for bread, do you give him/her stones instead ?
My formulation was necessarily erroneus, as language what we use is the language of this world.
You make the same distinctions every day, every hour, every minute, this is how you are able to function as a human being. But you take them as granted, as normal, as natural. Not only you, and not only consciously. Your own liver works by such distinctions, and does it to your benefit.
In my experience existence is rather straight to the point and natural. If something sounds like humans made it up and structured it, it is most often so.
One must be blind to not see the wisdom expressed and working in one’s organism, and also that of the world. Human beings did not create themselves through thinking: let’s have two legs, two hands, blood vessels, muscles, bones, nerves, brain, hair, genders, and so one. These systems and differences do exist for real, we just gave them names. But naming them does not mean we created them. Surely, our descriptions are far from being able to represent the whole picture, hence the need for a more suitable tool. I do believe that truth can be expereinced in other ways, and one can never be a healer for example without being able to witness what happens in a sick human being.
Your expereince of existence being straight an natural is much more limited than you would like to admit … I call it a defence mechanism, to withdraw into one’s consciusness, and delight in it’s existence. What can be great for those meditation hours, or in a cloister, and still requires the support of relative truths, knowledge (comprehension of distinct phenomena and their relations), to be able to perform any action in the world. You, of course are shy about the latter, because you need to leave that comfy place of yours, and concern yourself with annoying details.
God is more then what is seen, more than materialism of course