Comments on: The Play of Creation https://choprafoundation.org/ask-deepak/the-play-of-creation/ Committed to Creating a Peaceful, Just, Sustainable, Healthy, and Joyful World. Sun, 18 Apr 2010 14:21:13 +0000 hourly 1 By: frank https://choprafoundation.org/ask-deepak/the-play-of-creation/#comment-5139 Sun, 18 Apr 2010 14:21:13 +0000 http://deepakchopra.com/?p=12359#comment-5139 I disagree

]]> By: Gyanama https://choprafoundation.org/ask-deepak/the-play-of-creation/#comment-5138 Wed, 14 Apr 2010 00:49:41 +0000 http://deepakchopra.com/?p=12359#comment-5138 There is no good and bad, but there is cause and effect. There is Pureness of Conscious Awareness itself-in that, Good always was, Is, and always will be– I suppose however one would want to define good, is up to the individual

For me, it is now folly to think I need to know suffering to know happiness-It’ as if that human concept has been transcended to a greater Good of Pure Awareness-

]]> By: simone https://choprafoundation.org/ask-deepak/the-play-of-creation/#comment-5137 Tue, 13 Apr 2010 22:49:50 +0000 http://deepakchopra.com/?p=12359#comment-5137 In “Converstions with God” series by Neale Donald Walsch the reason for this is explained very clearly (by God if you are willing to accept that concept of the book).
All that is (aka God) is searching for experience in order to know herself more fully. And every experience needs a counterbalance. So you can only experience happiness if you have been unhappy, cold if you know what is warm. It is like a mathmatical equasion the two sides have to be the same, in this case both sides have to be zero.
God loves the experiences we seek out for ourselves because there is no good or bad.
And we can change the things we choose in a heartbeat.

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