Animals do not 'think' of long lives or short lives, but of a brilliant present, which in a way, compared to your framework, has no beginning or end.., time, in your terms, does not exist for them--and in the deepest of terms a life's quality on a human scale cannot be judged primarily in terms of its length, either.
Existence is larger than life or death. Life and death are both states of existence. An identity exists whether it is in the state of life or in the state of death. This cat's consciousness never was dependent upon its physical form. Instead, the consciousness was itself choosing the experience of cat hood.
There was nothing that said: 'This consciousness must be a cat.'
Libertarian/Social-Democrat, Sarawakian Nationalist(?!). Proponent of a secular government, greater state powers and eradication of race-based/communal parties.
It was Friday. Shot from a moving car, therefore I apologise for the blurry and reflective picture.
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Animals do not 'think' of long lives or short lives, but of a brilliant present, which in a way, compared to your framework, has no beginning or end.., time, in your terms, does not exist for them--and in the deepest of terms a life's quality on a human scale cannot be judged primarily in terms of its length, either.
Existence is larger than life or death. Life and death are both states of existence. An identity exists whether it is in the state of life or in the state of death. This cat's consciousness never was dependent upon its physical form. Instead, the consciousness was itself choosing the experience of cat hood.
There was nothing that said: 'This consciousness must be a cat.'
the cat died is it? Wa!!!!!!! so kesian.....
multidimid, 0_o
grace, yeah. At least somebody was curious!
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