A question about forgetting and remembering

[Blessed2]

@Phil You've mentioned that the infinite being "forgets" the true nature by appearing as experience.

 

How can there be a remembering then?

 

I mean if the infinite being 'forgets' by appearing... Then isn't it so that to remember, then the appearing must end?

 

[Phil]

@Blessed2

Great question!

 

The phrasing of “appearing as experience” could seem to imply appearing “as something else” (called experience).

 

Of the presumption there is something, there is the potential for the obscuring presumption “which began”, and therein “which could end”. 

[Blessed2]

9 minutes ago, Phil said:

@Blessed2

Great question!

 

The phrasing of “appearing as experience” could seem to imply appearing “as something else” (called experience).

 

Of the presumption there is something, there is the potential for the obscuring presumption “which began”, and therein “which could end”. 

 

But there is forgetting. Suffering is the obvious 'proof' of this. Yes? And there must be a """reason""" why or how forgetting happens.

 

There cannot be a remembering while the mechanism of forgetting is still in place. Otherwise the forgetting would never happen.

 

 

[Phil]

@Blessed2

Post pics of these things and I’ll have a look.