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A brief discussion on what pantheism is, how pantheists' beliefs vary and differ, and my own personal pantheism.
The Four Queens series on pantheism (first video): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SFz8BZ3YVPg
Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pantheism
Professor Robert Merrihew Adams discusses three questions: First, what pantheism is or might be. Second, whether traditional theistic beliefs have metaphysical implications that fit some form of pantheism. And third, if such implications were accepted, how it would be reasonable to characterize the relation between God and the world. There are two general ways to understand pantheism. One can either start with the idea of God and understand the universe as a part of God; or one can start with the universe itself as the great unity, and then go on to identify it with God. Thus, one side is theistic, where everything becomes a part of God, while the other side is more atheistic, where God gets swallowed up in the unity of the world itself. Professor Adams approaches pantheism from the more theistic side, arguing that this idea of pantheism does not necessarily rule out a personal conception of God in the way that traditional pantheism was thought to (like in the work of Spinoza).
This talk was given at Rutgers University. It's from the Marc Sanders Foundation.
- published: 07 Nov 2014
- views: 6056
This video answers the questions "What is Pantheism?" and "What do Pantheists believe?"
Please watch this video with your volume up, as it does not have subtitles.
Music: "In Your Mind" by Green Sun
Photos: Various Sources
NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT INTENDED.
Please follow us on Twitter @ThePanthNetwork!
- published: 21 Feb 2012
- views: 23245
This is an introduction video expressing some of the core ideas of my philosophical views. I believe the universe has always been here and always will be and that all things in the universe are ultimately connected. I believe that the universe is infinite and indestructible. I believe it is balanced and conserved.
My book, "The Forever All: A Philosophical and Spiritual Guide" is now available at www.Lulu.com, the iBookstore, Nook, and Amazon as an ebook and in paperback. http://www.lulu.com/shop/search.ep?type=eBooks&keyWords;=guyus&x;=0&y;=0&sitesearch;=lulu.com&q;=
The title of the music score used in this video is "Titans" by Vangelis, which was used in the motion picture "Alexander" (2004).
To learn more about me and my philosophical views, please visit my WordPress site at http://guyus.wordpress.com and my Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/guyus.seralius after viewing my YouTube channel. Also, feel free to send me a Friends Request, because I welcome everyone.
Below I have provided all the text used in this video:
In My Opinion . . .
There is the All.
The All is everything
and every thing is of the All.
The All was not created.
It has always been here and always will be,
like the mathematical construct 1 + 2 = 3
or the 3 sided triangle
or the color wheel.
These concepts truly have no beginning nor an end.
The All is responsible for your existence.
Aside from requiring the obvious, such as a brain, a heart, a digestive system, etc.,
you require all else beyond your apparent body.
For instance, you require water to hydrate your body,
an atmosphere to hold the water into liquid form,
a strong gravitational force to compress gases into such an atmosphere,
a planet to provide the gravity and to serve as a platform,
a source of heat energy to warm things up.
Atoms are needed to form these gases, planets and stars.
Space is needed for these objects to occupy, and so on.
In short, you require the All, an infinite system, in order to exist.
The All is what makes any one thing possible.
It constantly sustains you.
Each thing, no matter how insignificant it may appear,
plays its part in sustaining you.
Therefore, since the All is required for you to exist, you should realize . . .
You are the All.
You are the All trying to perceive itself,
trying to understand itself,
and trying to know itself.
You are the forever cosmic tree, whose branches never end.
Yet you are not alone.
You are actually in infinite company.
I too am the All.
So is your neighbor.
And so is the smallest house fly.
But you are the All from your own special position in time and space, which allows you to forever remain unique.
But in a deeper sense, we are all the same.
We all have our moments of fear,
moments of jealousy,
moments of embarrassment,
moments of anger,
and thankfully . . .
moments of pure joy.
The All is indestructible,
which means you too are, ultimately, indestructible.
Your mind will move from one life to the next, forever and ever.
However, you will at times forget your true identity.
But thankfully, you will at times be reminded by the All who and what you really are.
That true version of you that goes far beyond what you may normally see as your local self,
and that is
The Forever All,
an inescapable system of profound order, which will forever remain balanced and conserved.
If you are a good student, learn the great lessons it has to teach.
If you can read the pages of life, then try to enjoy the epic story it tells.
When you truly understand it,
you will be in awe of its magnificence.
You will marvel at its complexity and perfection.
It will be your greatest epiphany.
You will truly know it is the ultimate kingdom, and that this kingdom is truly you!
Guyus Seralius
- published: 18 Sep 2010
- views: 42152
Is our search for God too narrow? Why do some philosophers espouse 'pantheism'? Pantheism's claim is not shy: God is the Cosmos and the Cosmos is God.
For more on information and video interviews with John Leslie click here http://bit.ly/1HjYDjP
For more videos on pantheism click here http://bit.ly/1akihSl
For more Closer to Truth interview videos, please visit http://www.closertotruth.com
- published: 30 Aug 2014
- views: 7060
In this video I debunk Pantheism (the idea that God is EVERYTHING)
- published: 03 Jul 2016
- views: 2649
Professor Richard Dawkins goes through the basic terminology; then explains his "Certainty Spectrum".
..
Spectrum of theistic probability.
- published: 11 Aug 2012
- views: 13667
Pantheism is often an over-simplified in the minds of many Christians. Often we feel free from being entangled in the snare of pantheism, but it is actually more pervasive than one would think. Pantheism is more complex than just believing that God is in the trees and the grass. Pantheism is a belief that dissolves the distinction between the Creator and the created. It believes that the spark of divinity lives inside everyone and thus we are divine. Such sentiments have been trending in modern Christianity and has begun to steer the message of the gospel more and more in this direction. In this episode discover how this is so...
- published: 16 Jan 2016
- views: 860
Pantheism
Pantheism is the belief that the Universe (or nature as the totality of everything) is identical with divinity, or that everything composes an all-encompassing, immanent god. Pantheists thus do not believe in a distinct personal or anthropomorphic god.
In the West, Pantheism was formalized as a separate theology and philosophy based on the work of the 17th-century philosopher Baruch Spinoza, whose book Ethics was an answer to Descartes' famous dualist theory that the body and spirit are separate. Although the term pantheism was not coined until after his death, Spinoza is regarded as its most celebrated advocate. His work, Ethics was the major source from which Western pantheism spread.
Pantheistic concepts may date back thousands of years, and some religions in the East continue to contain pantheistic elements.
Definitions
Pantheism is derived from the Greek πᾶν pan (meaning "all, of everything") and θεός theos (meaning "god, divine"). There are a variety of definitions of pantheism. Some consider it a theological and philosophical position concerning God.
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12:24Introduction: What is Pantheism?
Introduction: What is Pantheism?Introduction: What is Pantheism?
Get exclusive monthly articles on connecting to your heart story: http://eepurl.com/R0uhL Website: http://www.heartstory.org Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/YourHeartStory Twitter: @YourHeartStory A brief discussion on what pantheism is, how pantheists' beliefs vary and differ, and my own personal pantheism. The Four Queens series on pantheism (first video): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SFz8BZ3YVPg Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pantheism -
101:49Pantheism (God or Nature)
Pantheism (God or Nature)Pantheism (God or Nature)
Professor Robert Merrihew Adams discusses three questions: First, what pantheism is or might be. Second, whether traditional theistic beliefs have metaphysical implications that fit some form of pantheism. And third, if such implications were accepted, how it would be reasonable to characterize the relation between God and the world. There are two general ways to understand pantheism. One can either start with the idea of God and understand the universe as a part of God; or one can start with the universe itself as the great unity, and then go on to identify it with God. Thus, one side is theistic, where everything becomes a part of God, while the other side is more atheistic, where God gets swallowed up in the unity of the world itself. Professor Adams approaches pantheism from the more theistic side, arguing that this idea of pantheism does not necessarily rule out a personal conception of God in the way that traditional pantheism was thought to (like in the work of Spinoza). This talk was given at Rutgers University. It's from the Marc Sanders Foundation. -
3:26What is Pantheism? What do Pantheists believe?
What is Pantheism? What do Pantheists believe?What is Pantheism? What do Pantheists believe?
This video answers the questions "What is Pantheism?" and "What do Pantheists believe?" Please watch this video with your volume up, as it does not have subtitles. Music: "In Your Mind" by Green Sun Photos: Various Sources NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT INTENDED. Please follow us on Twitter @ThePanthNetwork! -
4:29Pantheism - The Forever All
Pantheism - The Forever AllPantheism - The Forever All
This is an introduction video expressing some of the core ideas of my philosophical views. I believe the universe has always been here and always will be and that all things in the universe are ultimately connected. I believe that the universe is infinite and indestructible. I believe it is balanced and conserved. My book, "The Forever All: A Philosophical and Spiritual Guide" is now available at www.Lulu.com, the iBookstore, Nook, and Amazon as an ebook and in paperback. http://www.lulu.com/shop/search.ep?type=eBooks&keyWords;=guyus&x;=0&y;=0&sitesearch;=lulu.com&q;= The title of the music score used in this video is "Titans" by Vangelis, which was used in the motion picture "Alexander" (2004). To learn more about me and my philosophical views, please visit my WordPress site at http://guyus.wordpress.com and my Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/guyus.seralius after viewing my YouTube channel. Also, feel free to send me a Friends Request, because I welcome everyone. Below I have provided all the text used in this video: In My Opinion . . . There is the All. The All is everything and every thing is of the All. The All was not created. It has always been here and always will be, like the mathematical construct 1 + 2 = 3 or the 3 sided triangle or the color wheel. These concepts truly have no beginning nor an end. The All is responsible for your existence. Aside from requiring the obvious, such as a brain, a heart, a digestive system, etc., you require all else beyond your apparent body. For instance, you require water to hydrate your body, an atmosphere to hold the water into liquid form, a strong gravitational force to compress gases into such an atmosphere, a planet to provide the gravity and to serve as a platform, a source of heat energy to warm things up. Atoms are needed to form these gases, planets and stars. Space is needed for these objects to occupy, and so on. In short, you require the All, an infinite system, in order to exist. The All is what makes any one thing possible. It constantly sustains you. Each thing, no matter how insignificant it may appear, plays its part in sustaining you. Therefore, since the All is required for you to exist, you should realize . . . You are the All. You are the All trying to perceive itself, trying to understand itself, and trying to know itself. You are the forever cosmic tree, whose branches never end. Yet you are not alone. You are actually in infinite company. I too am the All. So is your neighbor. And so is the smallest house fly. But you are the All from your own special position in time and space, which allows you to forever remain unique. But in a deeper sense, we are all the same. We all have our moments of fear, moments of jealousy, moments of embarrassment, moments of anger, and thankfully . . . moments of pure joy. The All is indestructible, which means you too are, ultimately, indestructible. Your mind will move from one life to the next, forever and ever. However, you will at times forget your true identity. But thankfully, you will at times be reminded by the All who and what you really are. That true version of you that goes far beyond what you may normally see as your local self, and that is The Forever All, an inescapable system of profound order, which will forever remain balanced and conserved. If you are a good student, learn the great lessons it has to teach. If you can read the pages of life, then try to enjoy the epic story it tells. When you truly understand it, you will be in awe of its magnificence. You will marvel at its complexity and perfection. It will be your greatest epiphany. You will truly know it is the ultimate kingdom, and that this kingdom is truly you! Guyus Seralius -
5:56John Leslie - Pantheism: Is God All Reality?
John Leslie - Pantheism: Is God All Reality?John Leslie - Pantheism: Is God All Reality?
Is our search for God too narrow? Why do some philosophers espouse 'pantheism'? Pantheism's claim is not shy: God is the Cosmos and the Cosmos is God. For more on information and video interviews with John Leslie click here http://bit.ly/1HjYDjP For more videos on pantheism click here http://bit.ly/1akihSl For more Closer to Truth interview videos, please visit http://www.closertotruth.com -
12:4211. Pantheism: What It Feels Like
11. Pantheism: What It Feels Like11. Pantheism: What It Feels Like
What pantheism is and how it feels for me. -
10:12GOD is NOT The Universe !!! PANTHEISM IS A LIE!
GOD is NOT The Universe !!! PANTHEISM IS A LIE!GOD is NOT The Universe !!! PANTHEISM IS A LIE!
In this video I debunk Pantheism (the idea that God is EVERYTHING) -
8:16Theism Atheism Deism Pantheism Polytheism Monotheism Agnosticism
Theism Atheism Deism Pantheism Polytheism Monotheism AgnosticismTheism Atheism Deism Pantheism Polytheism Monotheism Agnosticism
Professor Richard Dawkins goes through the basic terminology; then explains his "Certainty Spectrum". .. Spectrum of theistic probability. -
1:22289. What Is Pantheism?
289. What Is Pantheism?289. What Is Pantheism?
Dr. Geisler explains pantheism. -
36:40Pantheism Vs. The Gospel of Christ
Pantheism Vs. The Gospel of ChristPantheism Vs. The Gospel of Christ
Pantheism is often an over-simplified in the minds of many Christians. Often we feel free from being entangled in the snare of pantheism, but it is actually more pervasive than one would think. Pantheism is more complex than just believing that God is in the trees and the grass. Pantheism is a belief that dissolves the distinction between the Creator and the created. It believes that the spark of divinity lives inside everyone and thus we are divine. Such sentiments have been trending in modern Christianity and has begun to steer the message of the gospel more and more in this direction. In this episode discover how this is so...
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Introduction: What is Pantheism?
Get exclusive monthly articles on connecting to your heart story: http://eepurl.com/R0uhL Website: http://www.heartstory.org Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/YourHeartStory Twitter: @YourHeartStory A brief discussion on what pantheism is, how pantheists' beliefs vary and differ, and my own personal pantheism. The Four Queens series on pantheism (first video): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SFz8BZ3YVPg Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pantheism
published: 24 Apr 2014 -
Pantheism (God or Nature)
Professor Robert Merrihew Adams discusses three questions: First, what pantheism is or might be. Second, whether traditional theistic beliefs have metaphysical implications that fit some form of pantheism. And third, if such implications were accepted, how it would be reasonable to characterize the relation between God and the world. There are two general ways to understand pantheism. One can either start with the idea of God and understand the universe as a part of God; or one can start with the universe itself as the great unity, and then go on to identify it with God. Thus, one side is theistic, where everything becomes a part of God, while the other side is more atheistic, where God gets swallowed up in the unity of the world itself. Professor Adams approaches pantheism from the more t...
published: 07 Nov 2014 -
What is Pantheism? What do Pantheists believe?
This video answers the questions "What is Pantheism?" and "What do Pantheists believe?" Please watch this video with your volume up, as it does not have subtitles. Music: "In Your Mind" by Green Sun Photos: Various Sources NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT INTENDED. Please follow us on Twitter @ThePanthNetwork!
published: 21 Feb 2012 -
Pantheism - The Forever All
This is an introduction video expressing some of the core ideas of my philosophical views. I believe the universe has always been here and always will be and that all things in the universe are ultimately connected. I believe that the universe is infinite and indestructible. I believe it is balanced and conserved. My book, "The Forever All: A Philosophical and Spiritual Guide" is now available at www.Lulu.com, the iBookstore, Nook, and Amazon as an ebook and in paperback. http://www.lulu.com/shop/search.ep?type=eBooks&keyWords;=guyus&x;=0&y;=0&sitesearch;=lulu.com&q;= The title of the music score used in this video is "Titans" by Vangelis, which was used in the motion picture "Alexander" (2004). To learn more about me and my philosophical views, please visit my WordPress site at http://guyus...
published: 18 Sep 2010 -
John Leslie - Pantheism: Is God All Reality?
Is our search for God too narrow? Why do some philosophers espouse 'pantheism'? Pantheism's claim is not shy: God is the Cosmos and the Cosmos is God. For more on information and video interviews with John Leslie click here http://bit.ly/1HjYDjP For more videos on pantheism click here http://bit.ly/1akihSl For more Closer to Truth interview videos, please visit http://www.closertotruth.com
published: 30 Aug 2014 -
11. Pantheism: What It Feels Like
What pantheism is and how it feels for me.
published: 30 Sep 2012 -
GOD is NOT The Universe !!! PANTHEISM IS A LIE!
In this video I debunk Pantheism (the idea that God is EVERYTHING)
published: 03 Jul 2016 -
Theism Atheism Deism Pantheism Polytheism Monotheism Agnosticism
Professor Richard Dawkins goes through the basic terminology; then explains his "Certainty Spectrum". .. Spectrum of theistic probability.
published: 11 Aug 2012 -
289. What Is Pantheism?
Dr. Geisler explains pantheism.
published: 06 Jun 2013 -
Pantheism Vs. The Gospel of Christ
Pantheism is often an over-simplified in the minds of many Christians. Often we feel free from being entangled in the snare of pantheism, but it is actually more pervasive than one would think. Pantheism is more complex than just believing that God is in the trees and the grass. Pantheism is a belief that dissolves the distinction between the Creator and the created. It believes that the spark of divinity lives inside everyone and thus we are divine. Such sentiments have been trending in modern Christianity and has begun to steer the message of the gospel more and more in this direction. In this episode discover how this is so...
published: 16 Jan 2016
Introduction: What is Pantheism?
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A brief discussion on what pantheism is, how pantheists' beliefs vary and differ, and my own personal pantheism.
The Four Queens series on pantheism (first video): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SFz8BZ3YVPg
Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pantheism
wn.com/Introduction What Is Pantheism
Get exclusive monthly articles on connecting to your heart story: http://eepurl.com/R0uhL
Website: http://www.heartstory.org
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/YourHeartStory
Twitter: @YourHeartStory
A brief discussion on what pantheism is, how pantheists' beliefs vary and differ, and my own personal pantheism.
The Four Queens series on pantheism (first video): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SFz8BZ3YVPg
Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pantheism
- published: 24 Apr 2014
- views: 14316
Pantheism (God or Nature)
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- Duration: 101:49
- Updated: 07 Nov 2014
- views: 6056
Professor Robert Merrihew Adams discusses three questions: First, what pantheism is or might be. Second, whether traditional theistic beliefs have metaphysical ...
Professor Robert Merrihew Adams discusses three questions: First, what pantheism is or might be. Second, whether traditional theistic beliefs have metaphysical implications that fit some form of pantheism. And third, if such implications were accepted, how it would be reasonable to characterize the relation between God and the world. There are two general ways to understand pantheism. One can either start with the idea of God and understand the universe as a part of God; or one can start with the universe itself as the great unity, and then go on to identify it with God. Thus, one side is theistic, where everything becomes a part of God, while the other side is more atheistic, where God gets swallowed up in the unity of the world itself. Professor Adams approaches pantheism from the more theistic side, arguing that this idea of pantheism does not necessarily rule out a personal conception of God in the way that traditional pantheism was thought to (like in the work of Spinoza).
This talk was given at Rutgers University. It's from the Marc Sanders Foundation.
wn.com/Pantheism (God Or Nature)
Professor Robert Merrihew Adams discusses three questions: First, what pantheism is or might be. Second, whether traditional theistic beliefs have metaphysical implications that fit some form of pantheism. And third, if such implications were accepted, how it would be reasonable to characterize the relation between God and the world. There are two general ways to understand pantheism. One can either start with the idea of God and understand the universe as a part of God; or one can start with the universe itself as the great unity, and then go on to identify it with God. Thus, one side is theistic, where everything becomes a part of God, while the other side is more atheistic, where God gets swallowed up in the unity of the world itself. Professor Adams approaches pantheism from the more theistic side, arguing that this idea of pantheism does not necessarily rule out a personal conception of God in the way that traditional pantheism was thought to (like in the work of Spinoza).
This talk was given at Rutgers University. It's from the Marc Sanders Foundation.
- published: 07 Nov 2014
- views: 6056
What is Pantheism? What do Pantheists believe?
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:26
- Updated: 21 Feb 2012
- views: 23245
This video answers the questions "What is Pantheism?" and "What do Pantheists believe?"
Please watch this video with your volume up, as it does not have subt...
This video answers the questions "What is Pantheism?" and "What do Pantheists believe?"
Please watch this video with your volume up, as it does not have subtitles.
Music: "In Your Mind" by Green Sun
Photos: Various Sources
NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT INTENDED.
Please follow us on Twitter @ThePanthNetwork!
wn.com/What Is Pantheism What Do Pantheists Believe
This video answers the questions "What is Pantheism?" and "What do Pantheists believe?"
Please watch this video with your volume up, as it does not have subtitles.
Music: "In Your Mind" by Green Sun
Photos: Various Sources
NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT INTENDED.
Please follow us on Twitter @ThePanthNetwork!
- published: 21 Feb 2012
- views: 23245
Pantheism - The Forever All
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:29
- Updated: 18 Sep 2010
- views: 42152
This is an introduction video expressing some of the core ideas of my philosophical views. I believe the universe has always been here and always will be and th...
This is an introduction video expressing some of the core ideas of my philosophical views. I believe the universe has always been here and always will be and that all things in the universe are ultimately connected. I believe that the universe is infinite and indestructible. I believe it is balanced and conserved.
My book, "The Forever All: A Philosophical and Spiritual Guide" is now available at www.Lulu.com, the iBookstore, Nook, and Amazon as an ebook and in paperback. http://www.lulu.com/shop/search.ep?type=eBooks&keyWords;=guyus&x;=0&y;=0&sitesearch;=lulu.com&q;=
The title of the music score used in this video is "Titans" by Vangelis, which was used in the motion picture "Alexander" (2004).
To learn more about me and my philosophical views, please visit my WordPress site at http://guyus.wordpress.com and my Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/guyus.seralius after viewing my YouTube channel. Also, feel free to send me a Friends Request, because I welcome everyone.
Below I have provided all the text used in this video:
In My Opinion . . .
There is the All.
The All is everything
and every thing is of the All.
The All was not created.
It has always been here and always will be,
like the mathematical construct 1 + 2 = 3
or the 3 sided triangle
or the color wheel.
These concepts truly have no beginning nor an end.
The All is responsible for your existence.
Aside from requiring the obvious, such as a brain, a heart, a digestive system, etc.,
you require all else beyond your apparent body.
For instance, you require water to hydrate your body,
an atmosphere to hold the water into liquid form,
a strong gravitational force to compress gases into such an atmosphere,
a planet to provide the gravity and to serve as a platform,
a source of heat energy to warm things up.
Atoms are needed to form these gases, planets and stars.
Space is needed for these objects to occupy, and so on.
In short, you require the All, an infinite system, in order to exist.
The All is what makes any one thing possible.
It constantly sustains you.
Each thing, no matter how insignificant it may appear,
plays its part in sustaining you.
Therefore, since the All is required for you to exist, you should realize . . .
You are the All.
You are the All trying to perceive itself,
trying to understand itself,
and trying to know itself.
You are the forever cosmic tree, whose branches never end.
Yet you are not alone.
You are actually in infinite company.
I too am the All.
So is your neighbor.
And so is the smallest house fly.
But you are the All from your own special position in time and space, which allows you to forever remain unique.
But in a deeper sense, we are all the same.
We all have our moments of fear,
moments of jealousy,
moments of embarrassment,
moments of anger,
and thankfully . . .
moments of pure joy.
The All is indestructible,
which means you too are, ultimately, indestructible.
Your mind will move from one life to the next, forever and ever.
However, you will at times forget your true identity.
But thankfully, you will at times be reminded by the All who and what you really are.
That true version of you that goes far beyond what you may normally see as your local self,
and that is
The Forever All,
an inescapable system of profound order, which will forever remain balanced and conserved.
If you are a good student, learn the great lessons it has to teach.
If you can read the pages of life, then try to enjoy the epic story it tells.
When you truly understand it,
you will be in awe of its magnificence.
You will marvel at its complexity and perfection.
It will be your greatest epiphany.
You will truly know it is the ultimate kingdom, and that this kingdom is truly you!
Guyus Seralius
wn.com/Pantheism The Forever All
This is an introduction video expressing some of the core ideas of my philosophical views. I believe the universe has always been here and always will be and that all things in the universe are ultimately connected. I believe that the universe is infinite and indestructible. I believe it is balanced and conserved.
My book, "The Forever All: A Philosophical and Spiritual Guide" is now available at www.Lulu.com, the iBookstore, Nook, and Amazon as an ebook and in paperback. http://www.lulu.com/shop/search.ep?type=eBooks&keyWords;=guyus&x;=0&y;=0&sitesearch;=lulu.com&q;=
The title of the music score used in this video is "Titans" by Vangelis, which was used in the motion picture "Alexander" (2004).
To learn more about me and my philosophical views, please visit my WordPress site at http://guyus.wordpress.com and my Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/guyus.seralius after viewing my YouTube channel. Also, feel free to send me a Friends Request, because I welcome everyone.
Below I have provided all the text used in this video:
In My Opinion . . .
There is the All.
The All is everything
and every thing is of the All.
The All was not created.
It has always been here and always will be,
like the mathematical construct 1 + 2 = 3
or the 3 sided triangle
or the color wheel.
These concepts truly have no beginning nor an end.
The All is responsible for your existence.
Aside from requiring the obvious, such as a brain, a heart, a digestive system, etc.,
you require all else beyond your apparent body.
For instance, you require water to hydrate your body,
an atmosphere to hold the water into liquid form,
a strong gravitational force to compress gases into such an atmosphere,
a planet to provide the gravity and to serve as a platform,
a source of heat energy to warm things up.
Atoms are needed to form these gases, planets and stars.
Space is needed for these objects to occupy, and so on.
In short, you require the All, an infinite system, in order to exist.
The All is what makes any one thing possible.
It constantly sustains you.
Each thing, no matter how insignificant it may appear,
plays its part in sustaining you.
Therefore, since the All is required for you to exist, you should realize . . .
You are the All.
You are the All trying to perceive itself,
trying to understand itself,
and trying to know itself.
You are the forever cosmic tree, whose branches never end.
Yet you are not alone.
You are actually in infinite company.
I too am the All.
So is your neighbor.
And so is the smallest house fly.
But you are the All from your own special position in time and space, which allows you to forever remain unique.
But in a deeper sense, we are all the same.
We all have our moments of fear,
moments of jealousy,
moments of embarrassment,
moments of anger,
and thankfully . . .
moments of pure joy.
The All is indestructible,
which means you too are, ultimately, indestructible.
Your mind will move from one life to the next, forever and ever.
However, you will at times forget your true identity.
But thankfully, you will at times be reminded by the All who and what you really are.
That true version of you that goes far beyond what you may normally see as your local self,
and that is
The Forever All,
an inescapable system of profound order, which will forever remain balanced and conserved.
If you are a good student, learn the great lessons it has to teach.
If you can read the pages of life, then try to enjoy the epic story it tells.
When you truly understand it,
you will be in awe of its magnificence.
You will marvel at its complexity and perfection.
It will be your greatest epiphany.
You will truly know it is the ultimate kingdom, and that this kingdom is truly you!
Guyus Seralius
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John Leslie - Pantheism: Is God All Reality?
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Is our search for God too narrow? Why do some philosophers espouse 'pantheism'? Pantheism's claim is not shy: God is the Cosmos and the Cosmos is God.
For mor...
Is our search for God too narrow? Why do some philosophers espouse 'pantheism'? Pantheism's claim is not shy: God is the Cosmos and the Cosmos is God.
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Is our search for God too narrow? Why do some philosophers espouse 'pantheism'? Pantheism's claim is not shy: God is the Cosmos and the Cosmos is God.
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11. Pantheism: What It Feels Like
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What pantheism is and how it feels for me.
What pantheism is and how it feels for me.
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What pantheism is and how it feels for me.
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GOD is NOT The Universe !!! PANTHEISM IS A LIE!
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In this video I debunk Pantheism (the idea that God is EVERYTHING)
In this video I debunk Pantheism (the idea that God is EVERYTHING)
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In this video I debunk Pantheism (the idea that God is EVERYTHING)
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Theism Atheism Deism Pantheism Polytheism Monotheism Agnosticism
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Professor Richard Dawkins goes through the basic terminology; then explains his "Certainty Spectrum".
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Spectrum of theistic probability.
Professor Richard Dawkins goes through the basic terminology; then explains his "Certainty Spectrum".
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Spectrum of theistic probability.
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Professor Richard Dawkins goes through the basic terminology; then explains his "Certainty Spectrum".
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Spectrum of theistic probability.
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289. What Is Pantheism?
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Dr. Geisler explains pantheism.
Dr. Geisler explains pantheism.
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Dr. Geisler explains pantheism.
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Pantheism Vs. The Gospel of Christ
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Pantheism is often an over-simplified in the minds of many Christians. Often we feel free from being entangled in the snare of pantheism, but it is actually mor...
Pantheism is often an over-simplified in the minds of many Christians. Often we feel free from being entangled in the snare of pantheism, but it is actually more pervasive than one would think. Pantheism is more complex than just believing that God is in the trees and the grass. Pantheism is a belief that dissolves the distinction between the Creator and the created. It believes that the spark of divinity lives inside everyone and thus we are divine. Such sentiments have been trending in modern Christianity and has begun to steer the message of the gospel more and more in this direction. In this episode discover how this is so...
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Pantheism is often an over-simplified in the minds of many Christians. Often we feel free from being entangled in the snare of pantheism, but it is actually more pervasive than one would think. Pantheism is more complex than just believing that God is in the trees and the grass. Pantheism is a belief that dissolves the distinction between the Creator and the created. It believes that the spark of divinity lives inside everyone and thus we are divine. Such sentiments have been trending in modern Christianity and has begun to steer the message of the gospel more and more in this direction. In this episode discover how this is so...
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Pantheism (God or Nature)
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What is Pantheism? What do Pantheists believe?
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The Roman Catholic Church has banned the scattering of ashes of the dead, insisting that, in some circumstances, those who request it for themselves should even be denied a "Christian funeral".Strict new Vatican guidelines forbid... ....
Vatican Explains Why the Church Does Not Support the Scattering of Ashes (Archdiocese of Sydney)
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(Source. Archdiocese of Sydney). Catholic Communications, Sydney Archdiocese,. 25 Oct 2016. The deceased are not only the exclusive property of their family, but rather of the whole Church ... The document states the practice of burial is recommended to avoid every appearance of pantheism, naturalism or nihilism that do not correspond with Catholic tradition by scattering ashes of the faithful departed on the land, in the sea or in the air....
Vatican mandates ashes' storage
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VATICAN CITY -- The Vatican on Tuesday published guidelines for Catholics who want to be cremated, saying their remains cannot be scattered, divvied up or kept at home but rather stored in a sacred, church-approved place ... Nor can the ashes be scattered in the air, land or sea since doing so would give the appearance of "pantheism, naturalism or nihilism," the guidelines said ... The new instruction carries an Aug ... A Section on 10/26/2016 ....
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A man holds an urn at a funeral parlor in Rome on Tuesday. (Alessandra Tarantino/AP) ... St. Catherine’s mummified head and ampules of St ... St ... Warning against appearances of “pantheism, naturalism or nihilism,” the church does not permit anyone “to scatter the ashes of the faithful departed in the air, on land, at sea or in some other way, nor may they be preserved in mementos, pieces of jewelry or other objects.”....
Vatican’s Stand On Cremation Changes: Here’s What Devout Catholics Can And Cannot Do With The ...
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The Vatican has made a few changes to the guidelines pertaining to cremation ... While the Holy See still advises to bury the deceased, cremation has been permitted since 1963 ... — CNN (@CNN) October 25, 2016 ... Vatican ... In particular, the Church opposes concepts of pantheism (the worship of nature), naturalism (the idea that all truths are derived from nature, not religion), and nihilism (a deep skepticism about all received truths)....
Vatican says cremation ashes cannot be scattered
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The Vatican has said that Catholics who want to be cremated cannot have their ashes scattered, divvied up or kept at home. In newly published guidelines, the Catholic Church said cremation remains should instead be stored in a sacred, church-approved place. Share Go To ... Nor can the ashes be scattered in the air, land or sea since doing so would give the appearance of "pantheism, naturalism or nihilism", the guidelines said ... AP....
Vatican: No more scattering of cremation ashes
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The Vatican on Tuesday published guidelines for Catholics who want to be cremated, saying their remains cannot be scattered, divvied up or kept at home but rather stored in a sacred, church-approved place ... Nor can the ashes be scattered in the air, land or sea since doing so would give the appearance of "pantheism, naturalism or nihilism," the guidelines said ... The new instruction carries an Aug ... The Jakarta Post. ....
No more scattering of cremation ashes - Vatican
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The Vatican on Tuesday published guidelines for Catholics who want to be cremated, saying their remains cannot be scattered, divvied up or kept at home but rather stored in a sacred, church-approved place ... Nor can the ashes be scattered in the air, land or sea since doing so would give the appearance of "pantheism, naturalism or nihilism," the guidelines said ... The new instruction carries an Aug ... ....
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VATICAN CITY — The Vatican on Tuesday published guidelines for Catholics who want to be cremated, saying their remains cannot be scattered, divvied up or kept at home but rather stored in a sacred, church-approved place ... Nor can the ashes be scattered in the air, land or sea since doing so would give the appearance of “pantheism, naturalism or nihilism,” the guidelines said ... The new instruction carries an Aug ... ....
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(VATICAN CITY) — The Vatican on Tuesday published guidelines for Catholics who want to be cremated, saying their remains cannot be scattered, divvied up or kept at home but rather stored in a sacred, church-approved place ... Nor can the ashes be scattered in the air, land or sea since doing so would give the appearance of “pantheism, naturalism or nihilism,” the guidelines said ... The new instruction carries an Aug ... ....
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Instead, say new guidelines released Tuesday (Oct ... In 1963, the Vatican allowed for the practice under certain conditions ... And in order to avoid “the very appearance of pantheism, naturalism or nihilism,” it is not permitted to scatter the ashes “in the air, on land, at sea or in some other way, nor may they be preserved in mementos, pieces of jewelry or other objects.” ... ....
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If you are Roman Catholic and have been considering having your or a loved one's ashes placed in a locket, planted with a tree, shot up in a firework, or simply displayed on a shelf in the home, you may want to reconsider ... Also noted is that burial is preferable to cremation, but when the latter is chosen appropriate actions must be taken to ensure, "...every appearance of pantheism, naturalism or nihilism be avoided." ... 11 PHOTOS ... of ... ....
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(Source. Catholic Bishops' Conference of England and Wales) ... 1. To rise with Christ, we must die with Christ ... Eph 2.6) ... 3 ... 4 ... 5 ... 6 ... 7. In order that every appearance of pantheism, naturalism or nihilism be avoided, it is not permitted to scatter the ashes of the faithful departed in the air, on land, at sea or in some other way, nor may they be preserved in mementos, pieces of jewelry or other objects ... 8 ... Gerhard Card. Müller, Prefect. Luis F....
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