Basing this question on our own conclusions that every cause must have an effect:

If the state of “being” is classified as a cause, what then is it’s effect?

Well one effect of being(assuming you're "being" alive as opposed to "being" dead) is breathing in oxygen and exhaling carbon dioxide along with all the other "effects" of living/being that comes with being bound to this ****ing meat machine like eating, ****ting, ****ing etc, etc, etc.

cogito ergo sum............................................... .................................................. ......................................respondeo para ne moriar............................................ .................................................. .............by the way george w. bush receive a **** you from the deepest of my heart.

Living life

"Sitting quietly, doing nothing,

Spring comes, and the grass grows by itself."

I love Spring.

Me too madcrewmom, but unfortunately here is raining.

Beyond cause and effect, maybe the meaning of life is just this:
This is Our World

We eat, excrete, sleep, and get up;
This is our world.
All we have to do after that–
Is to die.

Originally posted by Mouse
Basing this question on our own conclusions that every cause must have an effect:

If the state of “being” is classified as a cause, what then is it’s effect?

reacting. The cause of everything is us being, and the effect of effect is us reacting

Originally posted by Piedra
Me too madcrewmom, but unfortunately here is raining.

We need the rain here. We are too dry. Fires will prevail this weekend.

karma cameleon says, its bad to stay away from dharma and accumulating more and more karma. http://img57.photobucket.com/albums/v173/manymanyanchovies/hawaii/hawaii51.jpg