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James123 replied to Mellowmarsh's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
My Brother, Hunger arises, pain arises, You are not the hunger nor the pain. You are that which knows them, yet is untouched. When you say: "I know who I am, but it is actually cannot be said". Yes, definitely. I agree. That’s the end of seeking. Being doesn’t seek. It is. So the body lives, but Being is still. And that stillness never seeks. Moreover, as i said before, "The body is a temporary vessel, bound by limits and fragility, and that can feel heavy or painful. Yet Being (Our True nature ) itself is not tied to the body. It is the silent presence witnessing all states, free beyond pain or health. Though the body may suffer, the pure experience of life through it is the greatest expression of love. Experiencing fully, even with struggle, is Being’s deepest embrace. What a gift, what a beauty. From Being, this body arises and returns. A precious, temporary gift. Do you know how you move your hand, or does it simply happen? Why focus on pain when the beauty of this life flows effortlessly through you? The body is not you; it is a passing reflection. I too have known great trials, yet I remain untouched. Moreover, pure presence beneath all change. How can you be attached to what is fleeting? Simply be conscious of what You truly are: the timeless, formless Being beyond body and form. Our True nature is the pure presence that embraces all without judgment or limitation and love is the natural expression of that acceptance and wholeness. To be Truly Present is to be love in its simplest, most essential form". -
James123 replied to ImagineEverything's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Firstly, I am writing Turkish (my native language) and then Google translate my brother 😊 Anytime my brother. -
James123 replied to ImagineEverything's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Thank you for sharing deeply and courageously. You are seen. But listen carefully, not with the mind but with your whole being: You did not create this to punish yourself. You are not here to drown in concepts of God or self-authorship. You are here to feel, live, and love. The realization you speak of is not wrong. But it’s incomplete when carried only by thought. When Being fully blooms, there is no need to claim ownership of creation. There is no one left to do so. There is just the mystery, which is alive, moving, tender, present. This, this is the miracle. So jump, yes. But not to prove anything. Jump into life. Into being human. Into the ordinary, sacred Now. Not to escape the illusion, not to burn it all down. However, to live it fully, in love. There’s no one to impress, nothing to prove, no cosmic joke to decode. There is only right Now, for the simplicity of a breath, a hug, a real connection. Let yourself come home. You are not alone. -
James123 replied to Mellowmarsh's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Yes. The body has its rhythms. Hunger comes. The muscles long to stretch. The blood wants to move under the sun. That’s not separate from Being. That is Being, expressing through form. There’s no conflict here. Giving up seeking doesn’t mean denying movement, effort, action, or need of body. It means no longer seeking yourself in those things. You eat because the body is hungry, not to become whole. You sweat because the body calls for it, not to find purpose. Let the body live. Let it be wild, soft, strong, tired. Let it move. Let it rest. Just don’t mistake any of it for who You are. No need to escape life to realize Being. You are already it. Even under the blanket. Even in the ache of hunger. So, go outside. Not to become real. But because You are Home. -
James123 replied to Mellowmarsh's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Brother, The source or Being and what appears are not two. There is no gap, no journey, no achievement. The one who speaks of structure or origin is still trying to grasp what cannot be held, therefore still living as the seeker, not the seen. What gives rise to all things does not come and go. It is not remembered, known, or experienced. It does not reveal itself as a moment or a peak. It simply is (unmoved, unchanging, untouched). What shows up are the colors, sounds, bodies, skies, which is not denied. But to cling to them as “real” or “unreal” is to reduce what is alive into thought. Form doesn’t need defending. It doesn’t need concepts. It simply flows. The trouble begins with the one who claims to see, to understand, to realize. That one, the “perceiver,” the “center” is the veil. When that false center dissolves, what remains is not a perception of truth, but the end of needing to perceive. When that self is seen through, there’s no need to prove or protect anything. There is just Being. And Being is silent fullness, which is with or without form. -
James123 replied to Mellowmarsh's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
You suffer deeply because you cling tightly to the very thing that gives rise to suffering: the identity, the “you,” the self-image built upon perception, belief, opposition, and defense. Your words are shaped by pain disguised as passion, which are an attempt to protect what feels threatened, to validate what feels unseen. The fight to prove that perception is “absolutely real” is not about perception itself, but about needing to be right, to be heard, to be safe in a world that feels uncertain without a fixed ground. When the self feels exposed, when its constructed truth is questioned, therefore, it lashes out not because it knows truth, but because it fears losing control. This is not blame. This is not judgment. This is a mirror. The proclamation of love and the accusation of hate both come from the same root: a longing to be met, to be held, to be known beyond concepts. But as long as the “I” clings to its version of real, and defends it as absolute, it remains bound within the walls it builds. True love does not need to proclaim itself or defend perception. It simply is quiet, alive, and open, without needing to be right. You suffer not because perception is false, but because you mistake perception for identity, and identity for reality. And that illusion hurts more than any demon ever could. -
James123 replied to Mellowmarsh's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
No. Neo-Advaita, or any framework, when held as truth, becomes belief, therefore, an idea clung to by the mind. It tries to describe Being, but Being does not need to be described. It simply is. The pure expression of Being is love, not as emotion, not as philosophy, but as the natural fragrance of non-resistance, of not-two. Love is not a concept, it’s what remains when there’s no longer anyone trying to find or define anything. Belief creates separation. Being expresses as wholeness, openness, warmth, which are unconditioned, unpossessed. No teaching owns that. Only love flows from what is Real. -
James123 replied to Mellowmarsh's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Your perception arises from the sense of “you,” the individual self, which is itself the greatest illusion. This “you” is the source of all perceptions, judgments, and interpretations, which, including ideas like God or infinite realization. These concepts belong to the self because they are created and held within the mind’s framework. Being, however, is not identified with this separate self or its concepts. It is the fundamental reality that underlies and transcends all personal experiences and mental constructs. Much love. -
James123 replied to Mellowmarsh's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
My brother, I hear the fire in your words, and I know where it comes from, a deep thirst for what is real. You can’t trust psychedelics to show you the truth, because what they offer are experiences and all experiences come and go. They may open temporary doors, reveal intense states, or even dissolve the sense of self for a moment, but the one who comes back to describe it is still the mind. What psychedelics reveal is filtered through perception, memory, and interpretation. The mind quickly takes what happened and turns it into a story: “I saw,” “I became,” “I realized.” But the one claiming the experience is the very illusion that Being dissolves. Psychedelics can shake the structure of identity, but they cannot give you what is already here before any substance, before any altered state, pure, Being. Truth doesn’t depend on a chemical. It doesn’t need visions, voices, or cosmic journeys. It is not something gained, and so it cannot be taken. It is what remains when all chasing stops. Letting go is the only real doorway. Not through substances, not through visions, not through seeking. but through the complete release of needing any of it. What you truly are has never left. The idea of “God realization” or “infinite consciousness” is often just another layer of illusion, another experience, another concept the mind grasps onto. You might have a moment of vastness, a sense of dissolving into something infinite, or even visions of divine presence. But these too are experiences, which are temporary, shifting, filtered through mind and memory. They arise and pass, just like dreams. And if it arises and passes, it’s not what You are. The Truth, Being is not a grand realization, a peak state, or a spiritual identity. It doesn’t need a name like “God” or “infinite.” Those are ideas laid on top of what is already, simple, and ever-present. When you’re no longer chasing experiences or trying to prove you’ve “found it,” when even the idea of “realization” is let go, what remains? Just this. Presence. The stillness that never arrived, because it never left. So don’t get trapped in the beauty or intensity of what seems infinite or god. Even infinity or god is a concept appearing in mind. Even infinity or god is a concept appearing in mind. Let go of it all. Visions, beliefs, goals, and spiritual labels. What’s left is not something to realize. Moreover, What you call “fools” and “wise” are masks placed by the mind. Stop measuring paths. Stop weighing worth. Stop clinging to your idea of who deserves awakening. Let all of it go. And what remains… is You. It is what You already are. Much Love. -
James123 replied to James123's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Reincarnation is just a belief, an idea learned within this life, through the mind. But the mind, along with all knowledge and belief, belongs to the so-called body. Before this life, there was no body, no mind, only Being. After this life, the same: only Being. What You truly are doesn’t come, doesn’t go. Birth and death are events within experience, but Being is untouched. -
James123 replied to ExploringReality's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Context, experience, belief, and even infinity are all constructs of the mind, self or you. They shift, change, and depend on perspective. Without these layers, reality is just raw awareness, which is unbounded, formless, and beyond any specific meaning. Context shapes how we interpret the world, but it doesn’t define what is. Survival, driven by the mind’s or self's need for control and certainty, is not ultimately necessary. it’s a story we tell ourselves to feel safe. True living begins when we stop clinging to survival as the sole purpose and instead let go of attachments and fears. Letting go, or surrendering, means releasing the grip on all contexts and stories that the mind uses to create meaning and order. In surrendering context, We move beyond limitations and open to the fullness of presence. This surrender dissolves the barriers created by context and reveals the freedom and peace of simply Being. Letting go means stepping beyond all contexts. Instead of getting lost in the mind’s stories, You remain aware but unattached. True meta-contextual awareness cannot come from the mind or you itself because the mind or you creates and is trapped within contexts. Only by letting go of the mind’s or you's grasp can you rest in a stillness where insight arises naturally, free from confusion or overwhelm. -
James123 replied to Xonas Pitfall's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Good luck my brother. 😊 Much love. I love you brother, much love. Best Regards, -
James123 replied to Xonas Pitfall's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Brother, The body is a temporary vessel, bound by limits and fragility, and that can feel heavy or painful. Yet Being (Our True nature ) itself is not tied to the body. It is the silent presence witnessing all states, free beyond pain or health. Though the body may suffer, the pure experience of life through it is the greatest expression of love. Experiencing fully, even with struggle, is Being’s deepest embrace. What a gift, what a beauty. From Being, this body arises and returns. A precious, temporary gift. Do you know how you move your hand, or does it simply happen? Why focus on pain when the beauty of this life flows effortlessly through you? The body is not you; it is a passing reflection. I too have known great trials, yet I remain untouched. Moreover, pure presence beneath all change. How can you be attached to what is fleeting? Simply be conscious of what You truly are: the timeless, formless Being beyond body and form. Our True nature is the pure presence that embraces all without judgment or limitation and love is the natural expression of that acceptance and wholeness. To be Truly Present is to be love in its simplest, most essential form. -
James123 replied to Xonas Pitfall's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
😂 Are you joking? Are you playing with these guys? 😊 Being is not located anywhere in the body to leave from. Because the “You" that you think of as yourself is a story arising within Being. Being itself is the space in which the body appears and disappears. So there’s no “you” inside to leave; only the illusion of separation that fades when you recognize the whole. 😊 -
James123 replied to Mellowmarsh's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
So believe in words. -
James123 replied to Flowerfaeiry's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
@Wilhelm44 my brother, if you are really want to walk the path, i suggest you to check entire life, work, word and path of Rumi. -
James123 replied to Sugarcoat's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Love you man 😊 -
James123 replied to PurpleTree's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Actually, one can not be liberated or enlightened. Because the one who is trying to liberate or enlightened is an illusion itself. Dropping the self (not only body or mind, self is entire duality) is being conscious of You are already. It’s what remains when the whole illusion of someone awakening falls away. But there is no one left behind the eyes. Only Being as it always was. Already. -
James123 replied to Sugarcoat's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
İf one day, you realize that anything that you have experience or experienced were an illusion. What would you do? 😊 -
James123 replied to Flowerfaeiry's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Do not be attached to the names. Let go all beliefs. The real religion is not a worshipping or believing, it is burning that person alive. -
James123 replied to Flowerfaeiry's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Forget about all these, we are fantasy itself. -
James123 replied to Flowerfaeiry's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
You are right. 👍 -
James123 replied to Mellowmarsh's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
If you already are, not as a person, not as a story, but as Being itself, then “enlightenment” is just another dream word trying to arrive at what was never absent. -
James123 replied to Flowerfaeiry's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
İmo, the your real question should be for you; İf you never learned who is Jesus, Will he be still existed for you? -
James123 replied to Flowerfaeiry's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Maybe questioner or answerer was never there 😊 that's why questioning therefore, answering becomes irrelevant 😊 Much love ❤️
