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tsuki replied to MarkusSweden's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Why do you think that? You can see that everything ages and dies, but does that mean that you age and die? What evidence of aging do you have? Pictures of your childhood 'self'? In what sense that childhood self is you other than you calling it that? By calling it you, you are it. This is why aging is real. Because you make it real. By calling young you 'you'. Are you perhaps uncomfortable with the void that I left after pressing your assumptions? -
tsuki replied to MarkusSweden's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
That's common knowledge, right? It's common knowledge to follow common knowledge. Did someone tell you that? Or perhaps you were seeing someone saying it to you? Or maybe you just imagined someone telling it to you and you labelled that as a memory (these are always true, aren't they?). Or maybe you are your belief in physical death? I have never experienced any other death than the one that I'm experiencing now. It feels like a dream I've never had. -
tsuki replied to MarkusSweden's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
As you are reading this reply, you are the reply and there is no you. As you are imagining what I'm trying to convey, you are me and there is no you. The dream is not the physical body, the physical body is in the dream. Even the dream is in the dream. You are whatever comes up in the dream. As you look at a pen, there is nothing in the pen that makes it a pen. You are the pen. As you are angry, or infatuated, you are the emotion. There is nothing else that is this emotion. It is you. Your soul is not located somewhere behind your eyes, unless you think that it is there. The next dream is not after physical death. You don't notice death, as the next dream comes when you shift your awareness. You die the moment you are the next you. You are the lack of animals' emotions. -
tsuki replied to MarkusSweden's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Why are emotions bullshit? -
tsuki replied to Arkandeus's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
@Mikael89 No. You simply love nothing. ❤️ -
tsuki replied to Squidward's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
It screws with you because it is real. When you sit through it, you see what reality is. -
tsuki replied to MarkusSweden's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Well, something just came to me. You reflect my insanity. The one that screams: WHY WON'T PEOPLE LISTEN TO ME?! I KNOW THE TRUTH, BUT IT CANNOT BE EXPRESSED! IT'S OBVIOUS, COME ON PEOPLE! WAKE UP! JUST LOOK! -
tsuki replied to MarkusSweden's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
You asked me @MarkusSweden comment here, but I honestly see nothing directed towards me. You are having your journey for your own purposes and that's fine. We're similar in this regard. If you need someone to open up to then you can reach out to me, friend. -
tsuki replied to MarkusSweden's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
No option for me in this poll. I'm always either thinking to myself, or talking to other people. I'm also sometimes talking to myself and thinking to other people too. I'm neither alone, nor not alone. I am. -
tsuki replied to Alex14's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Why questions depend on the notion of cause and effect. That is a mechanism through which Ego manifests itself. It is a duality that is broken once you start to spot circular reasoning in everyday situations. We tend to dismiss such reasonings as 'invalid' and paradoxical, but that dismissal is a manifestation of Ego. We tend to say that there is nothing to be done with such a circular reasoning and that is correct. Once you see through Ego, there is no you to resist it. Ego has a rock by being different from it. -
tsuki replied to Theprofessional's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Where would you obtain these from? From the world? Who would you give them back to? The world? Why would the world need them from you if it gave them away? Would it be perhaps that you think that you can make these insights better somehow? Aren't you the one that claims to not know everything? You are the world, but you don't know that yet. If you try to conquer the world, you will only conquer yourself. If you can't see that, then it will always seem like the world is hostile towards you. Because you cannot accept that you are it. The same applies to your family. You are your family. You are its member, but you are also the one that decides that your family is terrible. There is no other family than the one you see as terrible. Your family is terrible because you see it as such. Then - you rebel against it and complain that they don't understand your will for freedom. If you won't care for your family, your family won't care for you. If you fight it, you will be aware of possibility of retaliation. How would you know love from hate in such a situation? Aren't you loving your family through your rebellion? So that they see how rotten they are? Are you willing to accept that they fight back so that you see that you are rotten? That you smear with rot everything that you see by rebelling against it? Tell me this: can you see awareness? Is it perhaps that it is the only thing in existence that is not rotten? isn't that precisely because you cannot see it? What if you are awareness and you cannot see that? It would be a self-fulfilling prophecy, now wouldn't it? -
tsuki replied to DocHoliday's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
You are the one that stirs yourself up. I have no idea what I'm talking about. It is just like what the signature says - I write these to myself so that I can work through them. When I work through them, I no longer see them as valid. They are an expression of 'I'. They have to go. I do enjoy your compliments, though . I feel like a zen master hahaha. When you're thinking about yourself, it is like putting a box into itself. It doesn't work that way. If you want to do that, you need a magician that will pull the trick off. He will have to show you the same box, but say that it contains itself. You can play along, open it, and be shocked that he lied (suffer), or not play along by saying that you tricked yourself (be ignorant). All I do is show how people are tricking themselves by explicitly stating the self-reference. The moment you say that something is true is the moment that you acknowledge the magician (Ego). The winning move is not to play, but then - nothing is true and there is no you. This knowledge is also completely useless when embodied, but you get to play not playing. It's awesome. Remember, that you are the one that understands these letters . -
tsuki replied to Solace's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
To reject the ego is to suffer because of a mere possibility of suffering. It is to fear any suffering because that would mean that you haven't rejected the ego hard enough. -
tsuki replied to DocHoliday's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
I'm afraid that there is no such thing. Identity is a by-product of self-awareness. Everything is you. Consequently - there is no you. At the same time. The moment you ask 'who am I?' - you simultaneously, genuinely don't know, and are something that does not know what it is. Self-awareness is born out of the ability of non-dual reality to become dual in a way that does not contradict itself. Self-awareness is equally awareness and unawareness. Anything you grasp as 'you' comes with a blind spot. The moment you become any concrete you (as in body) you will have an impulse to defend yourself from the other (the world). If you do not see how your body is the world - you may have an impulse to fight it back so that it will not hurt you. If you try to kick the wold - you will kick yourself in the ass precisely from the place that you are blind to. If you try to fight the world, it will seem like the world is a threat. It will be a perpetual fight for survival that has not been caused by anything and will go unnoticed. This is why paradox is the symmetry of reality. -
tsuki replied to DocHoliday's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
And that is a very crude way of putting things. I haven't mentioned the first-perspective side of being engaged in the worldly affairs. The usefulness of a cup does not come from the clay it is made of. It comes from the empty space it has in it. If all you see is material - you will say that the cup is full of air, and yet call it empty. You are the emptiness of a cup. You are not found inside of your skull, but intertwined in everyday object's usefulness. There is no difference between you and the 'outside world'. -
tsuki replied to DocHoliday's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
That is an invalid assumption. Even from the standpoint of so very much 'debunked' science. Each microsecond cells that you call 'you' die and are born. There is nothing that separates you from 'outside' of your body. Is the air that you breathe 'you'? Is the food that you eat 'you'? At which point they start to become 'you' that you so much defend? Any choice of such a point is simply that - a choice that upholds the duality you live in. The other duality is the duality of sleep/no sleep. If you do not remember your sleep - how are you so sure that you're not sleeping right now and the 'the other side' is the dream? What if you go to sleep and the moment you're 'out', you wake up as another person and live their day? You don't necessarily go back to your 'current' body back when you wake up as your memories are not a reliable basis for identity. What if the body that you call 'you' from before you went to sleep is just the part of the dream that you've woken up from? So many assumptions... -
tsuki replied to DocHoliday's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
@DocHoliday What do you rely your certainty of constant identity on? Memories? What constitutes their reliability for you? Do you perhaps remember that you remember correctly? Isn't that a little too self-referential as a basis for certainty? -
tsuki replied to Theprofessional's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
If everything needs a point, then what is the point of having a point? You know the ultimate point of all existence, don't you? What is the point of rushing there? -
tsuki replied to Shakazulu's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
It seems that you have an emotional response to the use of logic. Logic is in many ways symbiotic with emotions. If you learned about logic, then you know that it needs assumptions to produce conclusions. Logic cannot provide the basic assumptions. These are emotional. So is the moment to 'stop' using logic and carry out the plan. Same goes for implicit use of logic when you simply read and judge whether I write truth or false. Truth is emotional, friend. -
tsuki replied to Theprofessional's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
What do you need this awareness for, friend? Awareness itself is not a problem. It the compulsive need for it that is ruining your life. Why do you need to need something to pursue it? Why do you need to like something to pursue it? Would it be perhaps that you need to like, or would like to need? Isn't that a little contrived of you? -
tsuki replied to Tearos's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
@Tearos From the way you answer my question, I have a hunch that you were suffering because of fear of suffering. If there was nothing wrong with your life as you claim - why would you have an impulse to change it by introducing meditation? Would it be perhaps that you were trying to secure it so that you would be more balanced? When you stand soundly with two feet on the ground and tell yourself that you need more balance - you will surely fall flat on your face. There are times when meditation is 'used' to gain balance, but other times it is 'used' to express it. If gaining balance does not work in your case - try to express it with it. Treat it as a form of art. Perhaps, you are expressing your suffering and framing the problem so that meditation is to blame? -
tsuki replied to Tearos's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Can you provide an example of such a situation? -
tsuki replied to Joseph Maynor's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
I just came up with an incredible idea! Forum should sit still for 30 days. If anybody says anything, somebody else should silence him. -
tsuki replied to Charlotte's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
@Charlotte Only if there will be anybody to wake up. We humans have strange attachments to all sorts of different things. We think that the bronze age is different from out current age, so we say that it has ended. We think that Venus is different from Earth, so we try to stop the greenhouse effect. Ultimately we think that life is different from death, so we struggle to fight it off. Life comes from death and turns to death. To say that life comes from life is to miss the point. To live in fear of death. -
tsuki replied to Charlotte's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Yep, everybody knows it, including me. Not enough to stop this madness though. When everybody knows everything, ignorance is the greatest wisdom. If we could only understand our madness, then perhaps we could see that sometimes right is wrong and wrong is right.