Explaining A.P.

Lovely post, Illy! Keep on posting ^_^.

@DarkestLight

Firstly, you said you was stating what 'is and what isnt.' You stated that the Gods live on the Etheral, when in fact you have no proof of that apart from what you claim is your experience. Ever thought other people might have had completely different experiences that has caused them to believe something else?

Also, you were required proof because according to you, you stated that the fact that the Gods lived on the Etheral was true, stating it as a fact. Facts requite back-up. Illy was just stating his opinion, and he wasnt saying it as if it was a fact.

Just agree to disagree and move on. :)

these are facts as i have met others who have experienced what i have. when an indivual's experiences are compared to another and they match, it is truth. the truth is fortified by others experiencing it too.

Not really. Many people have the same experiences, but there are still others in the world who have had different, I guarantee you. Just because more than one person has had the same experience does not make it a truth, as I said, everybody has interpretations; whether they are the same as others or not.

The 'truth' isnt truth unless you have 100% proof to back it up. Otherwise.. who knows? Theres a world of possibilities.

truth is fortified by your own experience. when an indivual's experiences are compared to another and they match, that is conformation, it just supports ones own truth. also the perception of one experience can differ from another. usually similarities often occur during path workings where a collective are guided in projection to a descriptive place where they later fill in the experience. there you will usually find a more common perception in experience.

what i mean by conformation is the collaboration of similar experiences

eh, i honestly don't care if you listen.

Exactly, Forte! :D

It just supports one's experiences. It isnt a exact proof that it is 100% true. :)

If you don't care, why do you still post?

truth to one may be false to another. thats my way of looking at it.