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@Silvester Kriya yoga Psychedelics Deconstruct your web of beliefs

Green at its best.

Beautiful example of a man who transitioned from Orange to Green.

Great example of Green getting triggered by Blue/Orange.

@Bernard Start doing Kriya yoga. That will help you a lot.

That's why they feed him 2 scoops of ice cream at dinner while everyone else gets 1 scoop P.S. The ice cream is orange-flavored with chunks of strawberry, to keep his color up.

Every stage has its own favorite fears. No stage is free of fear. Freeing yourself of fear is only possible with lots of enlightenment. If you are in an angry, fearful, or threatened state, you will drop a stage or two from your typical baseline. For example, if an Orange-Green country experiences a terrorist attack, it's likely to regress to Blue for a while.

The reason you're addicted is because you've lost touch with Being, or you are trying to escape something. Psychedelics can put you back in touch with Being. That can be very helpful, although not a guaranteed cure-all. If you are dead-set on being an addict, you will be an addict.

@Key Elements The chess pieces and chess board are one

Played vs not-played is a duality. There turns out to be no difference between the two. Everything that is, is also nothing. From the relative perspective of your ego-mind, it seems to play. From the absolute perspective, it just sits on a shelf. From the relative perspective, there is a difference between the relative and the absolute. But from the absolute, there isn't.

From the ego's perspective, this can seem like a problem. But luckily, the ego will die no matter what, and all your worries along with it. So there's nothing to worry about There is nothing to fear but fear itself.

He's just a Paleo-Intellectual

Eternal already means it exists forever. Imagine every moment of your life is like a frame in a film reel. And this film reel is sitting on a bookshelf, forever. The film reel is never played or repeated. No one is ever going to touch it. It will just sit eternally on the bookshelf. Now imagine a film reel which contains every possible film that could ever be filmed. All of it sitting on a bookshelf, forever. That's you.

@Vladimir It cannot be spoken. You must discover for yourself, or choose not to. Notice, your question is coming from ego. The joy of awakening are beyond your wildest dreams.

@CreamCat Consciousness doesn't have a start or end. It is eternal. This moment you think you're experiencing right now, is actually eternal. It has existed forever and will continue to exist forever. It just requires enormous degrees of consciousness to notice that. Once the illusion of time is cracked, everything in your perceptual field will be noticed to exist eternally. You can look at a pencil and notice that it has existed for all of eternity.

Strict self-inquiry is not about freeing your beliefs, but focusing your attention like a laser-beam on the "I AM" or "the self" until enlightenment dawns. But spending some time deconstructing your materialist web of beliefs is very helpful. That and self-inquiry synergize nicely. Maybe spend 20 minutes in the morning deconstructing your web of beliefs using a journal. And then spend 20 minutes in the evening doing self-inquiry. Something like that is a good place to start. Psychedelics are very helpful for deconstructing the materialist paradigm.

The True Self is infinite and eternal and cannot ever die. But don't confuse that with "you". "You" is ego, and that will die because it's just a figment of the mind. It can die at any moment, without even the body dying. If fact, you are already dead right now. Take a look. You were never born.