Questions to ask God while in a Lucid Dream...?

by EndofMysteries 11 Replies latest jw friends

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  EndofMysteries

  Assume that all 'visions' in the bible, including Revelation, etc, were actually real and they happened while those people were lucid dreaming or in a lucid state. Assume that if God or angels were to speak to you, that is the way in which they would do it.

  You can ask God only 3 questions and 1 proof question. The 3 questions are about anything and the proof question is asking him something so you can verify the answer or the answer will give you absolute proof that it was him you were speaking to and it was not just in your subconscious making him up and the answers. What would you ask?

  The reason for this thread....

  I've had many lucid dreams. If you have never had one, it's when you become aware you are dreaming and you are shocked because the world is so vivid. Just KNOWING that anything you can do and want will happen, you can do anything. I've recently though how many of those visions they were probably in a lucid state. They had full consciousness yet they were still asleep. I have never thought to try to summon God while in a lucid dream. If it's possible and he did respond and it was not just my subconscious, then I'd need to already have questions ahead of time to ask and a proof question. The proof question is maybe something about a person that nobody knows that I can verify with them on it, or some event that will happen, etc, something that can be confirmed that you would have no way of knowing prior.

  I'm curious what you would all ask and what your proof question would be.
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  Oubliette

  Asked and answered.

  Any answer you get would just be your own subconscious.

  The problem is when people do stuff like this and actually believe that it is God talking. But it gets really scary when they can convince others that God spoke to them.

  This is how religions get started.

  What the heck, you're as qualified (or not) as the next guy.
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  EndofMysteries

  Replying to Oub - That is where a proof question would come in. For example let's say he told you some detail about a person that they never told anybody before, and you ask them and it's true. Some type of information or detail that your subconscious can't possibly get right. Or something very specific that would happen the next day, etc. At the very least that would leave no doubt you communicated with someone or something.
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  MadGiant

  "You can ask God only 3 questions and 1 proof question. The 3 questions are about anything and the proof question is asking him something so you can verify the answer or the answer will give you absolute proof that it was him you were speaking to and it was not just in your subconscious making him up and the answers. What would you ask?" - Endo

  You can ask God only 3 questions:

  1. Why you are such an asshole? (Yes, yes you are) Come on, A naked lady eat a piece of fruit, and doomed humanity for generations to come, please.

  2. If you know the outcome of the game (us humans), why keep playing?

  3. Why you had to sacrifice (you/your son), don't you think that a simple "I forgive you all" would suffice?

  Explinations not excuses.

  Proof question:

  Tomorrow's lotto numbers. All 6 of them.

  Ismael
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  NAVYTOWN

  Lucid dreamer to 'God': 'What good are you to anyone? Why are you still hanging around?'
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  Oubliette

  "Why is it you ask so much and give so little, all the while threatening us with death if we aren't perfect, which--by the way--is impossible?"
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  Oubliette

  "What would convince EndofMysteries that you are just the product of human imagination?"
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  AndDontCallMeShirley

  @ MadGiant: lol ! Your questions cut right to the point. It doesn't take much to expose the absurdity that is 'god':

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  1. Why you are such an asshole? (Yes, yes you are) Come on, A naked lady eat a piece of fruit, and doomed humanity for generations to come, please.

  What, you can think of a better reason not to condemn billions of people to a life of misery and eventual death spanning eons of time?

  2. If you know the outcome of the game (us humans), why keep playing?

  See point #1, "asshole".

  3. Why you had to sacrifice (you/your son), don't you think that a simple "I forgive you all" would suffice?

  Just forgive? With no blood? No death? No pain and misery? Are you kidding? What planet are you from?
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  MadGiant

  "Just forgive? With no blood? No death? No pain and misery? Are you kidding? What planet are you from?" -ADCMS

  Love that answer.

  Take care,

  Ismael
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  EndofMysteries

  The questions I'm going for so far are, 1. What is our purpose and if there is an afterlife when and in what form would it be? 2. If we must do anything, why not make it so clear, appear to the whole world, etc, instead of so much guessing? 3. where will I and family be after death?

  For proof question to confirm it's not subconscience - tell me something about a family member or close friend that nobody except them knows I can confirm or a breaking news event for the next day, etc.