Read the philosophical question: Does something exist <br />if nobody is experiencing it - a Walkman playing when <br />nobody with earplugs is listening, illustrates it is com- <br />pletely irrelevant to wonder whether something exists <br />if it is not experienced by us <br /> <br />I am totally happy to believe that a superconsciousness <br />experiences everything real and imaginary - therefore <br />infinity means all possibilities, probable & improbable, <br />can and does exist in this and all alternative universes <br />that we are able to visualise <br /> <br />Once we accept there are no boundaries except those <br />we set ourselves, once we believe the rules governing <br />our own universe are not universally applicable – and <br />relativism means all experience is limited by context <br />and situation, therefore changing these <br /> <br />Means each set of circumstances is subject to its own <br />set of rules or could be completely free; we cannot pre- <br />determine the answer to every possible question, life <br />will always pose a mystery, a puzzle, an unending <br />quest - this realisation sets us free <br /> <br />From all limitations imposed by other minds and <br />external powers; we all have unlimited freedom to <br />decide what we admire, believe and desire, nobody <br />can ever prescribe or decide for us – this defines <br />our total freedom!<br /><br />Margaret Alice<br /><br />http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/total-freedom-2/
