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Quote by: Technosoul  Okay, back from meditation.
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Anyway, just for information; is your Meditation outcome of free will? I think nothing exists as free will. You may agree, your meditation is not out come as a free will. I would say not only "free will" but most of the actions including meditation are always limited by our physical and mental abilities on one end and sorroundings on the other, till we live and later in afterlife state by meta-physical mind guided by our past actions and its due reactions.
Rest of the essay on free will by Techno is simply fantastic, except that final and pure free will can not be evolved to perfection.
To my mind, the only perfect free will a person has that he wants to exist eternally and that he actually exist life after life...which I won't be able to demonstrate!!! Except from few published stories of persons narrating their past lives memories!!!
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The other idea about being omniscient would suggest total free will that is not limited by any other ability or lack of abilities. I do not think that limited free will should be viewed as non-realistic just because we have not evolved into how we imagine that a God would be like. I see those ideas as two different topics, and if this is a debate about "the nature of God" then count me out, not my department.
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God is a stage of supra-consciousness which is beyond individual metaphysical consciousness of self Ego of individuality...beyond conception!!!:)
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But can only speculate on free will as being part of our evolutionary progress relative to mental abilities. Again this somewhat goes hand and hand with technology because we can "imagine" some new technology that can give us a new advantage and then via concentration can build it - and it becomes part of the future, which would by then be here and now.
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Yes, it is correct. But, free will would be evolved to a limit only but to perfection!!!:eek: