01-27-2011, 02:18 PM
(01-27-2011, 01:37 PM)Confused Wrote:(01-27-2011, 01:11 PM)unity100 Wrote: (infinite cannot have a center as far as i see it, despite what Ra says - 'central' means finite however you approach it - ra says infinity has a center - but that would make infinity organized, therefore, it would lack the unorganizedness complement that is required to make it completely infinite).
Quote:13.5 Questioner: Thank you. Can you tell me of the first known thing in the creation?
Ra: I am Ra. The first known thing in the creation is infinity. The infinity is creation.
Unity100, this may sound meaningless. But I am wondering as to whether infinity could be its own center.
if approached like that, it indeed becomes so. if, one approaches the concept of 'one' like saying 'there is only one infinity', then infinity becomes 'one' too.
but, infinity by its definition, has to include everything. hence, any concept attributed to it, has to have its counterpart in it. then, the concept 'one' we attribute to it morphs to something else then the 'one' we can understand, and also has to include 'many' along with itself, for infinity to be infinity.
if you say 'it is a center itself', then it has to also include having no centers, along with having a center, so then it becomes something different than we ascribe it to be. both a center itself, and having no center.