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What a belief is, and whether anything is absolute
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What a belief is, and whether anything is absolute

Frederick asks for an exact definition of belief and whether it is only mental.

The Wonders say a belief or belief structure is a construct created by the mind and applied to the self — not a knowing, not an absolute awareness.

Asked what lies beyond belief besides choice, they state there are no absolutes anywhere in existence, not even God, the All That Is.

Energy is absolute only in human minds; other racial structures beyond this solar system know otherwise.

They cite Einstein's postulate that energy can neither be created nor destroyed as having created an absolute to work from, which skewed subsequent exploration because it left no room for alteration, movement or choice within the absolute.

Beyond perception, they say, lies awareness: an amalgamation of perception upon perception, accelerating limitlessly until it becomes awareness.

Session 6 — March 2008 · original position 01:43 · 03:23 excerpt
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