This is a common topic here.
Originally Posted by juroara
holding that this thought manifestation is true, what kind of impact can human thoughts have on nature?
You've already answered your question here; its effect on nature is for thought to be manifested.
Originally Posted by juroara
do our thoughts destroy nature more than our actions?
Thoughts are not only responsible for our actions, but our environment - in the long term.
Originally Posted by juroara
we thought of suffering, pain, death, lack, struggle, strife - and all of this manifested as physical things on earth in nature.
That's not true for everyone, and it is mainly caused by confused beliefs rather than direct intention.
Originally Posted by juroara
they go on to say, that nature is not the state that God created it in. God did not create the poisonous spider, the disease, or the systems in nature that see - that everything must essentially kill or eat something else.
Again, this is drawn from confused beliefs. God has created All, because God is All.
Originally Posted by juroara
Rather, our thoughts created all of these things in the very same fashion our thoughts create how our lives turn out. Since the poisonous spider was not created by God, nor created by positive thoughts, should we from an environmentalist stand point, save it from extinction?
No. Since God is actually part with our thoughts, we should preserve life, and that does not imply that we become stung by spiders - this is a separate issue.
Originally Posted by juroara
We as human beings, can turn around and study nature. And we do so to learn truth. But of course in this vain, all we do instead is hold those thought manifestations as absolute reality. We keep nature the way it is just by believing it is meant to be this way and meant to stay this way. So again in this vain, with our thoughts keeping nature in the 'ice age', how can nature change and adapt to the times, if we don't believe nature can 'change'?
Nature and everything in existence is always changing, this is why time is an illusion to us. If nothing changed, we'd be non-existent. In your context, life is changing, but at a pace so slow it's undetectable unscientifically. We are evolving, it's self evident, especially here.
Originally Posted by juroara
Here are the major thought patterns generated by humans (average joe) about nature, as of TODAY.
* Nature is just that, natural. What is natural is meant to be.
* Since diseases are found in nature, they are natural and meant to be.
* Since predator eats prey is found in nature, it is meant to be.
* Since suffering and death is found in nature, it is meant to be.
Since everything is nature, everything is natural; everything is meant to be. This is because God is the only thing there is - the Life Principle which animates all things it is part of (everything).
Originally Posted by juroara
* Since humans create change not found in nature, humans create un-natural things. From our clothing, to our cooked food, to our houses, to our ancestral camp fires. All of these things are unnatural creations.
* Therefore in general, humans are not really apart of nature. There is nature, and there is humanity.
* Since nature is natural and we are unnatural, we pit against nature and therefore we can only destroy nature were ever we go.
* Humanity and nature can not co-exist. Because humans always change and nature must remain the way it is.
* nature should not be touched by humanity. We should live in our little bubbles, far away from it, because we are not natural.
Again, referring to the above context (pun intended), humans and nature are one. Within duality however, organic and inorganic are not. To live with duality, obviously encourages problems. Thus to transcend levels of consciousness eventually finds you the solution to any possible problem; to become ignorant is to reverse this process and create problems.
Originally Posted by juroara
Even if you aren't a big believer in thought manifestation, I at least hope you can see how our mentality has manifested a cultural phenomenon. Which, then, influences with how we interact with nature. We are denying our own reality if we think us and nature are two separate things.
True. Problems are seen and contemplated, created and experienced by those who are generally unconscious. To the unconscious, or "low conscious" beings, even this post may possess information "too good to be true".
Originally Posted by juroara
* Without humanity, nature can not change for the better. but instead remain in a state of dog eats dog world. It will never be a compassionate organism
While this is true, it is not relevant. God naturally only makes thing happen for the better; if not the world would generally be unbalanced and chaotic. "Dog eat dog" is natural, and the irony is that it is to sustain life of greater expression, in the general sense, regardless of morals.
Originally Posted by juroara
until we became, nature never had a head.
Nature has always had a "head", and it is in constant growth.
Originally Posted by juroara
it was just a mindless body.
It was not mindless, but fundamentally unconscious, to our estimations.
Originally Posted by juroara
humanity completes nature.
Yes, if you view nature as a puzzle and humanity the last piece. This is just another perspective. The ant completes nature.
Originally Posted by Seismosaur
Absolutely nothing. Thoughts are slef-reflection of memory. They can only direct us, but have no direct impact on anything.
If this was true, humans would be erroneous robots! That is a little contradictory, but while thoughts do not have a sequential impact either. Some say thoughts include all the directions even before they're about to happen, or materialize.
Originally Posted by Seismosaur
Humans are apart of nature. Do you argue that a bird's nest is a creation outside "nature"?
Do you argue that humans are "a creation outside nature?"
Originally Posted by juroara
but the reality that our thoughts affect reality, can one day be a very real reality proven by science.
It already is. But most live in denial, if not complete ignorance and spare no effort for necessary comprehension.
Originally Posted by Seismosaur
2. Thoughts do not affect reality. Reality affects our thoughts which recurse to affect our actions which affect reality. See biological stimuli.
Again, you contradict yourself. Are our actions not reality? If this was true, everybody would have the same reality. But one person in the classroom failed the test, while the other passed with flying colors. They had the same reality - the same teacher. Do you now see the missing relevance?
Originally Posted by Seismosaur
Science is objective, or at least seeks maximum objectivity.
And now it proves just where it is falling short. Thoughts create reality. Reality is not as concrete or imperfect as most people have assumed.
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