One my all time favourite lectures. I find it intellectually compelling.
There are competing philosophical views of reality. Main contenders are: common sense, reductive materialism, radical empiricism, and idealism. The lecture will review these, and defend an idealist view – that matter is a projection of mind, and that mental, conscious being is the fundamental form of reality. This is one philosophical basis for belief in God.
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‘Three Dialogues between Hylas and Philonous’, George Berkeley 1713.
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Everything exist in Consciousness! Without Consciousness nothing is! Even the idea that things exist independently from Consciousness is only an idea that appears in Consciousness. If I learned anything from my exposure to Advaita Vedanta and Kashmir Saivism it would be that.
Take care/stay blessed
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So it is a shared experience then? Because when you die one can assume that you are not conscious therefore do those “Things” cease to exist? If I died then would you cease to exist?
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If you died, God forbid, your share of the experience would be divided among the 7 billion or so who are still living.
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