[Opinion] Certainty in spiritual world

[Morell]

When it comes to conviction in physical world, we can be convinced about something and it can be true, but it also happens that we are convinced of something that is not true. In physical realm however we can use comparing with other people, exact sciences and other tools to find out if we are right or not.

However beyond physical world this certainty is far less sure thing. True, we can still compare the notes with other people, but there it ends. As I see it, once we get to spiritual reality, the potential of crystal clear certainty of physical disappears and we have to rely more and more on our own internal integrity.

What do you think? Am I right?

 

[deci belle]

Spiritual in my book is nonpsychological, which is not relative to the person, so such knowledge is immediate, non-discursive.

Integral; the realm of inconceivability: such constitutes complete reality. Seeing just this, what doubt would one entertain?

 

[Robert Ramsay]

Pretty much. In non-physical reality, a feeling of certainty does not necessarily correspond to a thing being true for anyone else other than you. As long as it doesn't contradict physical reality, you are, as you say, on your own.