The ways we explain our environment - Das Kontinuum

About the Atheist in you
As a spiritual or religious Being you are able to unite in many ways with the Divine.

But the atheistic part of you needs explanations, needs a proof. Faith is here not enough.

So what to do with the atheistic parts of yourself?

At first accept them, they are part of you.

At second, start to study science.

The more you study, the more you will realize that every science is just another model to explain how the world works. Different scientists use different models.

Do you see now the analogy to religion? Different religions use different models to explain the Divine.

In the time of Newton existed other scientific models than in the time of Einstein. But the scientific model of Newton is included into the model of Einstein.

So what you are finally looking for is a model, religious and scientific , which includes all other models.

This is only possible in two ways, at first accept in what kind of Universe you live in, an Singularity, at second accept that you are still bound to an EGO which surfes the space-time. The Singularity defines what is possible, the EGO defines what is possible to experience.

In an previous message we told you that you have to expand, stretch, band, play with your EGO. Thanks, you have done quite well.

Now back to the Atheist in you.
The Atheist in you is willing to accept that he lives in an Singularity, but he still sticks on his EGO. Why? Because you think that you will not be able to experience anything without an EGO, that is your fear that holds you back from going further. But inside you know better. You already experienced the Illusion of self.

So this is our advice for your atheistic self, try to experience in an scientific matter the illusion of self....Bingo, you got it, the EGO itself is an experience, so to overcome the EGO is an experience too. It is an process which needs no proof or evidence.

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Your Continuum

Source: http://daskontinuum23.blogspot.de/2012/05/about-atheist-in-you.html

In spirituality, and especially nondual, mystical and eastern meditative traditions, individual existence is often described as a kind of illusion. This "sense of doership" or sense of individual existence is that part which believes it is the human being, and believes it must fight for itself in the world, is ultimately unaware and unconscious of its own true nature. The ego is often associated with mind and the sense of time, which compulsively thinks in order to be assured of its future existence, rather than simply knowing its own self and the present.[1][2]

The spiritual goal of many traditions involves the dissolving of the ego,[citation needed] allowing self-knowledge of one's own true nature to become experienced and enacted in the world. This is variously known as Enlightenment, Nirvana, Fana, Presence, and the "Here and Now".

Eckhart Tolle comments that, to the extent that the ego is present in an individual, that individual is somewhat insane psychologically, in reference to the ego's nature as compulsively hyper-active and compulsively (and pathologically) self-centered. However, since this is the norm, it goes unrecognised as the source of much that could be classified as insane behavior in everyday life.[citation needed] In South Asian traditions, the state of being trapped in the illusory belief that one is the ego is known as maya or samsara.

According to the mythologist Joseph Campbell, the chief reason for the concept of transcending the ego throughout Eastern philosophy is because the ego has never been properly separated from the Freudian id, and so the whole idea of developing out of ego not the pleasure but the reality principle is simply unknown. [3]

Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ego_(spirituality)