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]]> By: Nathan http://www.grazingchaos.org/2005/07/10/we-are-one/#comment-41 Nathan Mon, 11 Jul 2005 03:16:24 +0000 http://www.grazingchaos.org/?p=39#comment-41 Simple, ain't it. But this Gaia theory doesn't quite hit the mark. Neither does Buddhism. My belief is a little different because it focuses on a few keys of an entirely different nature. Its key is one universal law: life. Its second key is that "if anything is anything, then everything is everything". Its third key is that in this scope of anything and everything anything and everything is possible, including the impossible. So pinning anything down as an absolute for everyone is both true on a level but horribly false on another. However, none of it can happen without life. That is the only absolute. That is the Buddhist's "universal concious", the Christian God, Allah, Diedre, Zeus. Simple, ain’t it. But this Gaia theory doesn’t quite hit the mark. Neither does Buddhism. My belief is a little different because it focuses on a few keys of an entirely different nature.

Its key is one universal law: life.
Its second key is that “if anything is anything, then everything is everything”.
Its third key is that in this scope of anything and everything anything and everything is possible, including the impossible. So pinning anything down as an absolute for everyone is both true on a level but horribly false on another.

However, none of it can happen without life. That is the only absolute. That is the Buddhist’s “universal concious”, the Christian God, Allah, Diedre, Zeus.

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