What is Ontology?

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[zenmasterjay]

Temporal anxiety is who you think you are.... Eternal peace is... Who You Are!

[raycosmic]

Ontology = the systematic study of the nature of Being.

Freedom is a Way of Being. Being aware of being aware is unmodulated by the 5 senses, thus unfettered, which is the resonant inner state frequency closest in alignment with the frequency of the all-inclusive Absolute, where all things are possible (Wisdom and Understanding).

Since only Creative Intelligence can either affirm or deny that Creative Intelligence either is or is not That which is, Creative Intelligence is That which is.

Creative Intelligence is omnipresent, thus the one Absolute Being in which all relative beings live, move and have their Being.

We are all It, to an unknowable/inexhaustible extent, as the facets of a Diamond are 'both' distinct from each other 'and' the Diamond itself.

Love is the recognition of our shared Being.

When two or more are in agreement concerning what is possible and needful, the unlimited power of Collective Synergy reigns Supreme.

United we

[ngm_]

Very good speaking voice and clear. Though I require a bit more detail on the definition This video was definitely a step in the right direction

[lizachka]

i think that a quote real, or objective world, does exist, but it is very hard to know where our minds begin and the outer world ends, and it is likely impossible to ever know. but the most likely scenario i can think of is that there is a physical world that exists, and we by chance evolved into conscious awareness and this consciousness creates a discernible, observable and experiential reality for us that hardly represents the physical world in its most primordial form. which is why nihilism is the only legitimate philosophy in my opinion, the others are really complex, high level thinking that really just adds more word soup in our minds and muddies our already imperfect perception of reality, well, unless you are so well versed in those philosophies that they actually do help to decode reality and make it more see-able, i guess its possible too but i honestly havent felt motivated to delve too deep into it. the rejection of all objective value, and truth is good enough for me, and in my opinion, is the very bottom of the iceberg that most philosophers cant seem to reach, or dont want to reach. you could skip all of it and just summarize it much more succinctly. i can understand that philosophy is interesting though, in a sense, it is complex, and that can be stimulating for our hungry brains. nihilism can be a bit underwhelming, and for some, that actually is much more overwhelming than creating a 235, 642, 345 point narrative about existence. its why nihilism hasnt even been and is still not a very favorable, mainstream idea, because it lacks many things that make things emotionally appealing for meaning-seeking primates like humans.

[paulk]

Nice video! It's rare that I hear someone mention Ayn Rand's ontological position or hear her mentioned along-side Aristotle and Plato -- especially by people who are enthusiastic about philosophy who usually either pretend she doesn't exist or excoriate her.

[illusionfreewill]

There’s no free will because I said so. That’s why and how I know it to be true

[cherubsasquatch]

Why is what is real real? Cuz it's real. Mic drop