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Home › Forums › Buddhism & Quantum Physics Chat Forum › Module 3: Reality and the Nature of the Mind › Is god real?
Greetings.
I hope you are well.
In this module Prof. Dunne states that what is real is that which impacts the senses, either directly or through inference. So, if I am impacted by the idea of god, does that suggest god is real?
Thank you.
Be well.
Matt Nyman
Hi Matt,
your senses can only be impacted directly, inference is a mere conceptual process that does not involve nor impact the senses. So how would any idea of god impact your senses directly?
Best regards,
Francesca
Good morning Francesca
I hope you are well. And thank you for your reply.
Is reality what we construct in response to some external stimulus, something we experience? My scenario would be this: I am meditating and detect this sensation of bliss and connectedness that invokes a response. This response is my connection with god. And the idea of god is invoking this physical response. What do you think?
Be well.