Jersey Flight: MY RADICAL EXPERIENCE OF GOD- Jersey Flight

Monday, February 23, 2015

MY RADICAL EXPERIENCE OF GOD- Jersey Flight

My experience with God is my experience with nothing, as God is the great nothing. All that is nothing is God, and all that is God is nothing.

God does not come to us because nothing is not a thing that comes. God does not speak to us because nothing does not speak. When I speak of nothing I speak of God. When I experience nothing I experience God. But how does one experience nothing? How can nothing ever be experienced? As has been said, nothing is that which nothings itself.

Nothing and God are of the same substance.

Both are words [the experience of nothing is that which we speak of nothing].

Both are abstractions... but even so, one is left wondering if the idea of God has enough substance to make it to the level of abstraction?

Perhaps nothing comes to us in death; perhaps death is the very essence of the experience of God?

Can one truly be greater than nothing? For nothing is before all things and nothing is the end of all things.

He that speaks of nothing speaks of God.

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About Me:

Jersey Flight can be considered as a sort of left-wing version of Nietzsche. He is an iconoclast against all forms of cultural superstition, including elitism and academia. His intellectual interests include, defining and expanding the psychological qualities that account for advanced thinking, as well as collaborating a method for its culturation. He has repeatedly challenged intellectuals to transcend theory and fulfill their social responsibility to engage culture through polemics. His writing style is consciously concise; an anti-scholastic, he tries to communicate complex ideas in simple prose. He has written multiple volumes of philosophy that have not yet been released to the public. He is the Director of Interdisciplinary Research at the Institute for Advanced Dialectical Research.