walterstockheim wrote:Acausal, I've read a few of your posts, and I'm curious. You make some references to spirituality in general terms. Have you studied or followed a path? Or is it just that you recognize that some people are spiritual?
walterstockheim wrote:Is it associated with a famous person, or a place?
Of course the best paths are kept secret, but there is always a faint light around them. A famous person or a myth or whatever.
Acausal (I) wrote:There is a vehement Causal force trying to avoid the intrinsic colour of the Acausal, by way of implemented notions and thought patterns. The perception of the Acausal is undefinable, but merely perspective from within an Acausal soul, where, only through empathy is it fathomed in its actual concept, and thus its colour is moreso felt, if even to ascribe any Causal expression. The Causal would hereby implement the mindset, along with its preconceived notions and invisible patterns, to imply cult-status or occult stature, to that which it cannot define - thenceforth psychological terms can also be associative in determining a shadow from a kaleidoscopic shadowsphere, where the concept could not be fathomed, unless the empath is of its essence.
Thus, any approach to confute - as they are mere Causal perspectives - cannot and will not define the ambiguous essence of the Acausal. The Acausal goes beyond words and notions, as these are mere illusions consigned to Causal bounderies. When one is to apply empiric or other form of knowledge (based on facts, as perceived by Causal laws), the limits of the psyche are drenched from any form of Acausal empathy and oneness, thus the illusion still persists as an illusion. Thus, there is no way to construe that which is felt and abides by laws of another colour, eluding every tool the Causal world (of which we coexist) contains.
We who are Acausal, seek to defy all perspectives and conventions of Causal pattern, in order to reconcile with our Acausal consciousness.
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