Theos-Talk Archives (December 2002 Message tt00272)

Paul wrote: <<A: such beings exist. B: such beings are 
imaginary. Task: examine the stories people tell about such 
beings and determine whether or not these stories have the 
characteristics of myth. Does the result of this task tell us 
anything one way or the other about the existence of such 
beings? Or only about people and their stories?>>

As I see it, (speculatively . . . ), two of the aspects of 
"reality/truth" are: 1. "individualistic sense of reality/truth" 
(where the quotes have to do with noumena/phenomena, 
before/after sort of thing, so that everything in "reality/truth" 
has a double meaning, or has "another perspective," as per the 
"reality/maya" in terms of the duality/nonduality of the 
esoteric tradition . . .)
2. . . . on second thought, how can an individual have a 
collective sense of reality/truth, other than as per whatever 
concessions/agreements within dualistics . . . So maybe there's 
just one thing going on . . . Hmm . . . ^:-) . . . 

Speculatively,
Mauri