Just for once take a close look at a friend or a member of your family (PLEASE) as if in a third person. Say that you love that person and imagine the movements of that person and the words of that person as being directed by an outer force but from within that person whom you are observing with love and concentration on their words and movements of every part of their body. Now imagine them as dead all of a sudden. ask yourself What do you see? who stopped that person from moving ? (even if the death occurred by a blow; who gave the blow? and the one giving the blow; who moved him to make the blow etc.? trace the moves all the way to the first move that was ever made.. who made the first move? dose the first made thing live today as we do?

To be absolutely scientific about findings it is often necessary to experiment to illustrate a theory in order to prove or disprove it.

Best Regards
Atri

• How do we know what was the first made thing - richard - November 10, 2000 - 13:51 UTC
  • Re: How do we know what was the first made thing - wildernessvoice - November 10, 2000 - 16:04 UTC
    • I'm not saying they are companions. - richard - November 10, 2000 - 17:20 UTC
  • Re: How do we know what was the first made thing - wildernessvoice - November 10, 2000 - 16:54 UTC
    • Re: Re: How do we know what was the first made thing - jisbond - November 11, 2000 - 05:27 UTC
  • Re: How do we know what was the first made thing - jisbond - November 11, 2000 - 06:03 UTC