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The paradox of unlimitedness is what we worship.

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    Did you know that your God is transcendental? Whether you call your God, Jesus, God, Allah, Brahman, Tao, Great Spirit, or other.

    This is a very important aspect of the faith.

    God is unlimited, and this is a paradox.

    The paradox can be understood in the following way. Unlimitedness cannot be limitedness, but then it is not unlimitedness.

    Think, meditate a little on this, and accept it.

    Mystics who seek all their life, want to find a similar state of mind.
    Many mean this is a nirvanic heaven, only that of believing this.

    If one believes in a God already, then it is only to focus and become aware of this transcendental aspect.

    The effect of believing this, is to go into a state of mind closer to egolessness, which means to supress spirits, and get closer to ones true nature.

    Peace be with You.

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      Jafar
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      I would prefer to use the word 'boundless' rather than 'unlimited'.. God doesn't have any boundaries.. on any dimension..

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        This is Paradise Engineering, at the highest level, Jafar. God is also dimensionless, nothing. But unlimited in any way.

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          This is Paradise Engineering, at the highest level, Jafar. God is also dimensionless, nothing. But unlimited in any way.

          Nothing and All The Things at the same time.. the paradox of 'existence'..

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            No, just nothing. Infinity is nothing is god, and vice versa. The rest is creation. God is the only truth in other words.

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              Peace

              Every point is a gravitationallly curved sphere (World). There is a perfect spherical boundary surrounding every World. Each human is a World, the centre of this World is probably the heart-brain. Around it is projected a human shaped sphere corresponding to the locus of all points at a distance r(t0) from the human centre where r is the radius of the observable universe as a function of t0 where t0 is the age of the universe derived from the Hubble constant.

              This human-sphere is your "observable universe" and is limited by the laws of physics. There is a grand universe which we call ALLH/Truth which is boundaryless and manages the size & rate of expansion of these boundaries. The boundary interactions are mediated by the incredible dance of light cones which sum up to project the 3D world as a shadow of the 4D time-sphere manifold. This arises from the AdS/CFT correspondence of string theory. The boundary interactions is what causes the thought of paradox - ALLH has no boundaries but observable universes have boundaries.

              Peace

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                The truth is the paradox of unlimitedness, and the only real. The compassionate, the merciful. The rest is it`s creation.

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                  A bit milder version of it is "Allah is the transcendent truth". Don`t forget to read all of the Quran!

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                    And if you don`t find the words transcendent in the Quran, and feel you need to completely adhere to the Quran, just accept the singleness of Allah. "Allah is one". (not creation). The quran places most emphasis on the singleness of Allah, so that is what you need to accept. The quran also mentions Ruh, Truth, and other esoteric aspect, but oneness is as we all know, the most important attribute.

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