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From the desk of Freddie L. Sirmans, Sr. March 3, 2005
I. How did our circuit of existence come about?
The other day I was listening to this commentator and he asked something to
this effect, "Can you prove that we are not the most intelligent beings in the
universe." I thought about that and decided to ponder the question. I'm not
sure if I or anyone can prove it but I know there is a higher power, You can
call him God, A superior being, or whatever. You see, we are in a mental box
called logic.
We are locked in and cannot escape. With only logic we will never be able to
understand the beginning of our existence or our purpose here on earth. Our
five senses connects us to reality, otherwise there would be no reality. Do
that mean there would still be reality if no life could sense it? Like the old
question: "If a tree fell in the Forrest and there were nothing or no body there
to hear it, would there be a sound?"
Who knows, in time other senses could evolve to produce a higher level of
intelligent. There are animals that have senses that can match almost
anything we can do with modern technology and probably countless other
things we haven't discovered and are not aware of. There are animals that
have senses of radar, sonar, electricity, and many other things that modern
technology can and cannot do.
Who knows, there may be infinite worlds and dimensions coexisting with us
that we don't have the senses to detect. Who knows how Nessie and Bigfoot
comes and goes. In most of the animal world smell is the dominant sense
and is many, many times more powerful than ours. Down wind a polar bear
can smell prey almost a hundred miles away.
It is almost unbelievable what a blood hound can do with the sense of smell.
Logic dictates that there must be a beginning to everything. Just think of the
old riddle, "Which came first, the chicken or the egg?" Being boxed in with
logic we can't even solve a simple little riddle like that. But, we know the
answer must lie somewhere. We understand relativity, nothing don't just
happen with no connection.
In closing, wise men realized long ago that our power to reason was limited,
so for the sake of sanity there must be a deity or deities with all the answers.
I totally agree. Wait, hold on a moment, I've decided to delve deeper into this
chicken and egg riddle. Actually there is no such thing as which came first in
the "Which came first, the chicken or the egg riddle."
The chicken or the egg riddle is actually a life cycle circuit which is a unit of
one. No matter how many parts a circuit has it still operates as one unit. My
observation of the unit of one, oneness opens up far deeper questions, but I
will leave it there for now. Sure, life can evolve and adapt, but, a beginning
life cycle circuit must be made, powered, maintained, and exist for some
purpose. We humans don't make electrical circuits without some purpose.
I. How did our circuit of existence come about?
The other day I was listening to this commentator and he asked something to
this effect, "Can you prove that we are not the most intelligent beings in the
universe." I thought about that and decided to ponder the question. I'm not
sure if I or anyone can prove it but I know there is a higher power, You can
call him God, A superior being, or whatever. You see, we are in a mental box
called logic.
We are locked in and cannot escape. With only logic we will never be able to
understand the beginning of our existence or our purpose here on earth. Our
five senses connects us to reality, otherwise there would be no reality. Do
that mean there would still be reality if no life could sense it? Like the old
question: "If a tree fell in the Forrest and there were nothing or no body there
to hear it, would there be a sound?"
Who knows, in time other senses could evolve to produce a higher level of
intelligent. There are animals that have senses that can match almost
anything we can do with modern technology and probably countless other
things we haven't discovered and are not aware of. There are animals that
have senses of radar, sonar, electricity, and many other things that modern
technology can and cannot do.
Who knows, there may be infinite worlds and dimensions coexisting with us
that we don't have the senses to detect. Who knows how Nessie and Bigfoot
comes and goes. In most of the animal world smell is the dominant sense
and is many, many times more powerful than ours. Down wind a polar bear
can smell prey almost a hundred miles away.
It is almost unbelievable what a blood hound can do with the sense of smell.
Logic dictates that there must be a beginning to everything. Just think of the
old riddle, "Which came first, the chicken or the egg?" Being boxed in with
logic we can't even solve a simple little riddle like that. But, we know the
answer must lie somewhere. We understand relativity, nothing don't just
happen with no connection.
In closing, wise men realized long ago that our power to reason was limited,
so for the sake of sanity there must be a deity or deities with all the answers.
I totally agree. Wait, hold on a moment, I've decided to delve deeper into this
chicken and egg riddle. Actually there is no such thing as which came first in
the "Which came first, the chicken or the egg riddle."
The chicken or the egg riddle is actually a life cycle circuit which is a unit of
one. No matter how many parts a circuit has it still operates as one unit. My
observation of the unit of one, oneness opens up far deeper questions, but I
will leave it there for now. Sure, life can evolve and adapt, but, a beginning
life cycle circuit must be made, powered, maintained, and exist for some
purpose. We humans don't make electrical circuits without some purpose.
