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I've heard this from a spiritual teacher called Ehab Hamarneh, but didn't consider it as real until I experienced it. I usually brush my teeth twice a day using a fluoride toothpaste called Colgate and it's been a long time since my third eye opened for a long duration(15 min) frequently although I meditate daily and practice mindfulness. However the past two days I didn't brush my teeth as I stayed in my cousin's house and forgot my toothbrush, and I noticed that my third eye is opening quite easily and frequently. Has anyone experienced that??
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@mandyjw yep it kinda makes sense ; there are sometimes limiting beliefs that we inherented from our parents and our society/culture that have nothing to do with reality. @Adodd Hmmm but the fluoride in water may be in different form ( has different chemical bounds with elements in water that have different effect from the effect of the bounds in the toothpaste)
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@RendHeaven your welcome ?
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@RendHeaven the indications of an opened third eye : An increasing pressure in your head and between your eyebrows, as it's a pulse of something expanding in the middle of your forehead You become calmer, more loving and at a higher level of consciousness There's an increase in your sense of inner self There's a sense that colors are brighter and the environment is sharper You become more grounded, centered and focused Keeping in mind that the third eye is located in the pineal gland
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@Ayham That's very good for you to start your actualization journey from this young age. Welcome to the forum. You seem very passionate so that's really good, I encourage you for that ?? My advice for you is to start the following habits (btw I practice them too) : Morning/evening scientific prayer ( it'll ground you and charge you with positivity) Journaling (very important habit that will literally transform your life ; you can start with your motivations in life, your dreams, your life principles , etc) Cleaning up your diet, eating healthy and reducing sugar intake ( you wouldn't imagine the level of your energy when you'll build this habit) Contemplation (it'll deepen your understanding of the world and of yourself so much) Reflecting on your life ; look at your life from different angles and think about every experience you passed through and what it added to you. In this way you'll learn to embrace your life and your being. Eliminate watching TV as much as you can Build the concentration habit (it'll increase your concentration level and help you to open your third eye) ( I used to practice this habit but not any more honestly) Research ; don't only focus on watching Leo's videos to take information from them, read from different sources and listen to many people with many points of views to have a bigger picture of what you're learning. Read about psychology, history, philosophy and self-help marterial. And write your notes so that you can remember them later on. And along with those habits you can start practicing yoga (very powerful habit) Keep in mind that building habit is very difficult and it needs a lot of effort, patience and persistence. Be kind to yourself and don't be too harsh on yourself. The most important component to start actualizing is self-love, so try to cultivate more of it as you move along the journey. You can't build so many habits at one time. Try to add one or two habits every month, and have a record of how much you're improving in practicing every habit. Best of luck ?
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@Cauliflower Independence, real happiness and real growth are my motivations to become a better person. It's important to remind yourself of the macro level of where you're heading. Be authentic with yourself and keep your faith in the process, in universe and in yourself big cause I think in hard times what saves you is your faith. Good luck ?
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Ur welcm ??
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@Annoynymous yes, and to make your plan strategic, give an additional time for such calamities. For example for doing the first project put an ideal plan for finishing it in 5/6 days, and a more realistic plan( in case you miss out a day let's say) for finishing it in 8-9 days, and then make the following plans depending on those two plans. In this way you'll not miss out the bigger plan not matter what happens. The more you'll practice this way, you'll start shifting your plans to become more realistic and more strategic.
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@Annoynymous that's absolutely normal. What I see that is missed in your plan is adaptability . Keep in mind that whatever plan you make, it's not supposed to include rigid rules that say X should be done, then Y and eventually Z, and if Z is done before Y then the whole process is gonna be affected . U gotta include in your plan the outer circumstances that may happen accidentally with you, your ego-backlashes, losing interest, wasting time on secondary things , your physical illness, sleeping hours , taking some rest, your meetings, etc. in a way that your plan becomes so flexible such that u can adjust it daily if necessary to be aligned with your actual life. At the beginning it's gonna be really difficult, but with time you're gonna be able to organize your life by depending on your flexible plans. Good luck ?
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Alissa replied to Ingit's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
@Ingit Wrong or right in this situation is relative. You're looking at them from a paradigm that's simply different from theirs ( be careful I'm not saying better, because at the end it's just a bunch of concepts and ideas that are believed with/without evidence and deep understanding ). There's nothing wrong with being overthinking or being so stuck in your mind as long as it's not hurting anyone.And be careful, it's not because you think you're right, you'd turn out to be right. Expanding your consciousness will transcend you to a frequency that's higher than that of other people around you, so you just can't make them see or understand the importance of being conscious, no matter how deep your words are. Simply let them do whatever they wanna do and tell yourself that you don't wanna be like that ;start exploiting them consciously. -
@Rasheed You need to work on self-acceptance and at the same time on being connected to your vision. And keep in mind that that person you're comparing yourself to is at chapter 20 in his life while you're at chapter 15(this doesn't demonize your self-worth but simply makes you aware of the difference in the experiences each one of you has ) ; in this way you're gonna be more willing to firstly accept your level, secondly learn from the experiences of other people and thirdly improve yourself faster. Fosuc on the mastery process and what it really takes, instead of distracting yourself with other people's accomplishments, and you'll reach there some day , but you need more patience, time and experience. Good luck ?
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@Shin such an inspiring video??thx for sharing ??
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The fault in our stars? ; this is the only movie that made me cry the most. It has very deep, touching story. And I felt that the depth of the love in it despite very difficult life-circumstances is what affected me the most.
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@Byun Sean thx for your suggestion✨.I was planning to rewatch the videos this week btw for taking some notes ?
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Hello guys ! I noticed lately that I'm not using any of my usual self-defence mechanisms when I make mistakes ; I become aware of the mistake and either find a away to correct it or just learn the lesson from it when I don't find a way to correct it , without using guilt games or making some comparisons to other people's mistakes(for feeling less guilty). Does the inability to self-defend oneself and to convince others of being innocent, giving excuses and reasons about one's actions refer to low self-esteem, or to dissolving one's ego (as self-defence mechanism is the favorite mechanism of the ego to maintain its self-image) ??
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@Lento thanks?probably that's the case. I do feel more satisfied than before but I think that requires some inquiry. @Eph75 That makes sense to me??. I'll take into consideration processing the self-esteem issues independently of this issue.
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@Light Lover Thank you. Same to you✨
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@Lento that's true. I got to be giving myself more time probably, as awareness requires time to be effective.
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As I'm doing the 30-day challenge of no criticism, I'm becoming more aware of what I usually tend to judge, and my criticism to most of the things reduced a little bit. However I can't avoid falling into the trap of fashion's judgement . The way fashion functions is through judgement ; outfits, hairstyles, makeup and other fields in fashion are based on specific standards which are being used for making judgements. Fashion is affecting society and culture in a materialistic way. For example social status and personal traits are mostly judged by the person's outer appearance, and even first impressions rely largely on people's styles. There's nothing wrong with that, however criticism plays a very big role in all of that, and criticism can reach a very limiting level. Do you think there can be a way of including fashion in day-to-day life without being critical or judgemental?
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@Ero I mean by fashion as a style that is popular particularly in cloths, makeup, hair, etc. at a specific time. I think that there's nothing wrong with fashion per say. But following it and being affected by it is limiting especially if the person is depending on judgement for meeting the satandards fashionistas, models and celebrities depend. The point is that this judgement wouldn't only be contained in the fashion-following, it's going to expand to include all facets of life (unconsciously), until the person would become very critical. Is there any way to follow fashion without being judgemental? (I actually couldn't stop my judgement when I was including it in my life)
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@Meraki Hi Meraki! I feel so sorry for all that happened to you.I'm going to try to give you as much helpful advices as I can. Just know that you're perfect the way you are ; being perfect doesn't need any acknowledgement or complement from anyone to confirm its truth. Try to look at the mirror without using the usual judgements about yourself , and you're going to see the real natural perfection that doesn't need any makeup or cosmetic surgery to improve. You actually lack self-love, which results in lacking self-acceptance ;those two are very critical to doing self-development. Be aware of that for a second here. And even if you're 30, it's better to start now than to push self-development 10 years more when you would actually be old, and it would be really difficult to start actualizing. To unhook yourself from anxiety, depression and fear I would advice you to turn inwards and face all of them ;you're eventually gonna discover that all of them were unreal. Start taking right actions and build healthy routine that can bring the aliveness energy to your day. And start building the following habits : Meditation (I recommend do-nothing meditation as its main purpose is accepting yourself). Concentration practice Doing yoga ;it has a high potential to cure your anxiety and depression. Reading self-help books or searching for self-help material Waking up early and working out ;you are going to see the difference in your well-being and your mood. Beside that I would suggest to be closer to yourself, and to treat yourself kindly as you are your best friend, and the best companion you'll ever have . After overcoming your anxiety, depression, neurosis and fears, and after building the right habits, the next step would be determined by your inner voice or your intuition as you would have taken the absolute responsibility of your life. Believe in yourself and take a courageous step that would make the real change in your life. Feel free to message me if you would need any help. Best of luck ♥️♥️
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@Identity Respect, understanding each other, companionship, willingness to grow together, honesty (and love).
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@Patrick Lynam You don't need friends to have a sense of purpose in your life. Sometimes friendships can be a distraction from doing what you need to be doing . Don't forget that you are your best friend, and the most profound companion you'll ever enjoy is that with yourself, so be kind to yourself and love yourself truly. From that level you'll attract many people to be friends with you. And if you're more introverted and lack social skills, then you got to learn the communication skills and be more social, besides you got to give the time and energy required for building high-value, inspiring friendships.
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@Pilgrim you got to keep in your mind that it's a part of your past, and that those mistakes made you the person you are today. Accepting this part of you is very critical to cultivating self-love, because you got to remember that you are your best friend and no body will give you the love and the value you truly deserve if you don't give that to yourself. Practically, practice the do-nothing meditation as one of its aims is to accept yourself in a more profound way. Beside that write down imaginary letters to everyone you've hurt (expressing all the apologizing words) ;this helps the guilty part of you to be freed and you'll take all this negativity out of your system. Good luck ?
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@Lento I think this is what we were discussing about the other day. The bottom line of my words is Leo's comment ??