Fukusjima

[unity100]

I disagree. I believe it is quite possible, based on my own experiences. Thought doesn't always result in action.

i meant, you cannot hold thought of something in equal standing with its action, in this density.

I don't know how it fits in with densities, but there are realms in which thoughts are things.

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the conception of the action and action manifesting itself cannot be the same. even in higher densities, you may feel the inspiration/thought coming up, and may choose not to accept it, therefore allowing it to manifest it, taking it into action.

in this density, you may get the thought, but you may choose not to act on that thought.

In a strictly mechanical universe, I would now reap negative consequences for my action, since it resulted in the death of the bird.

But we don't live in a strictly mechanical universe.

your interpretation for the event is wrong. it seems you acted within the law of responsibility.

The designers of this planet aren't infallible, but neither are they stupid. There are reasons for the laws governing this planet. Those reasons should at least be somewhat reasonable, to reasonably intelligent entities.

law of responsibility is apparently something that is not designed by any logoi, but infinite intelligence.

This example is intended to illustrate why I don't believe we live in a strictly mechanical universe.

The laws of cause and effect do indeed govern, but they don't apply to only physical actions. They apply also to intentions, emotions, and thought. All of these generate energy. Energy is an action that triggers a reaction. Intention, as energy, triggers a reaction.

regardless of the events, all participants in the event (you, the baby bird, the parents, the birds which were not the parents) will still be responsible with any results their actions and choices had created. positive, or negative, or mixture of them.