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Difference is, what is outside my skin and what is outside your skin is not the same.

And I don’t just mean this literal desk in front of me, I mean the entirety of what is out there. Every atom. Those outside my skin are not the same as those outside your skin at any point to infinity.

Atoms are simply patterns of vibration in an energy field. Those that are vibrating in my energy field, my beingness, are not the same as those vibrating in your energy field, your beingness, no matter how much we may make them vibrate alike through our co-creative actions, they are still not the same vibrating patterns. The atoms in your verse are vibrations of your energy field, your being. The atoms in my verse are vibrations of my energy field, my being.

-- Holmes aka dA

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Mark de LA says

Mark 2016-03-16 12:39:36 [item 20569#49642]

Well for one thing that which is outside my skin logically includes what is both inside and outside your skin & visa-versa. Then too there is the mind which most likely doesn’t have any skin around it although some just say it is inside the head munged with the meat-computer-brain inside. The mind may be another plane of existence entirely within which egos play. Whether that playground is owned each by the same owner as the one who has skin around something he owns & calls himself is yet to be proven as unshared or shared by others with skin around something they identify with.

Holmes 2016-03-16 12:42:25 [item 20569#49643]

The skin is used simply as a reference point. Something tangible to visualize. I don’t mean literal skin. I mean all atoms including those of the body. But it is hard to grasp without some reference point … the skin is a good one for visualization.

Mark 2016-03-16 12:45:47 [item 20569#49645]

& atoms & particles are similarly imaginations

Holmes 2016-03-16 12:49:31 [item 20569#49646]

Well then! Imagine it all into being! Or imagine it all away! It is only made of atoms after all!

or all imaginations – nobody said something that IS could be imagined away!

Seth says
well me thinks that things gain their identity by virtue of their relationships to other things. it is not a property of the individual thing itself. so that leads me to think that the question of whether what is outside you is the same identical thing that is outside me, would be a category error .

Mark de LA says
XOR this comment might be one!

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