Raptorsin7

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  1. There are many different ways people interpret solipsism. So depending on which partial perspectives you accept, you will have a different experience with solipsism. The issue is people see some truth in solipsism and then they cannot let go of the untruths that are also a part of what they believe solipsism is
  2. Oh yeah I agree with this. I meant in a sense that you can write it down and have it clear like people like claim with holy books. The only way to do it would be to live the morality being your authentic self as love/consciousness
  3. Yeah I think there is an absolute morality and it comes when you live in alignment with consciousness or divine order. I think when you live like that you will leave a trail of morally righteous behaviors, but there isn't a codified right or wrong like deeply religious people believe
  4. Yeah I think if we're saying you as consciousness or love then it's TRUE. Consciousness is intelligent
  5. Suffering can end. If there is still a sense of energetic suffering then I would say you are not done. You can collapse the suffering and the sufferer.
  6. Okay yeah I don't disagree with this. If your understanding ultimately points you back to living in harmony then it's true. So you are done on the path?
  7. What is reading this right now? What's there perceiving existence? There is a natural intelligence and order to life that can be tuned into. Unless you are at peace and believe you are done on the path, i don't see how that perspective is useful or beneficial
  8. Yes, but what you are aware of in any given moment consists of an entire history of beliefs, sensations, emotions etc. You can simply be aware of all the trauma in your experience and it would be completely consistent with what you're saying. When you take responsibility for inspecting and transcending the blocks in awareness what accounts for that shift?
  9. Yeah this makes sense to me. I think it's about going prior to pure conscious being. Once the identity shifts from little self, to the more expansive totality of consciousness I think you can start to resolve some of these paradoxes. And yeah I agree, this sounds like spiritual bypass/nonsense. You can't on the one hand acknowledge the role of thoughts in our suffering and well being, but then completely abdicate yourself of any responsible for the thinking process by taking a position that denies any control or acknowledgement of the process
  10. How do you account for the role of thoughts in shaping how your life unfolds. Some thoughts feel good to focus on, and some thoughts lead no where or are destructive. If there is no control over thoughts, then how does someone who inherited negative beliefs and thoughts transcend those beliefs and see the flipside
  11. @WokeBloke Are you saying that you choose thoughts, as in you are consciousness chooses thoughts to focus on? I agree it doesn't make sense to say there is no thinker, because it can be interpreted as not taking responsibility for your thoughts. I don't see how you can argue for there being no you thinking, while also believing that it is possible to take responsibility for your thoughts
  12. Unless you haven't resolved the energetics and felt suffering from conditioning. Everyone can experience now, but not everything can experience the positive qualities of being if there are obstructions
  13. Hey, I'm listening to Reality Transurfing by Vadim Zeland, and from what I've listened to so far I like where it's headed, but I'm curious if anyone on the forum has experiences with the techniques and concepts from the book? Has anyone read/listened to it? Any thoughts on the book?
  14. Yeah that kind of advice is nonsensical. There is truth there but it has no utility.
  15. Would you consider yourself a pacifist? Meaning, if there were a war or violent situations you would refuse to take part in any violent action. So if there was a war that you viewed as a just war you would still refuse to participate because you don't want to contribute to violence in anyway. I guess you would expect a spiritual forum to have a higher % of pacifists, but I also suspect a lot of people have strongly held beliefs and would be willing to fight for them.
  16. I guess just limit the context to war and physical violence.
  17. Yeah I am the biggest devil in my own existence
  18. Haha I'm the angel they send to kill all the devils
  19. Lol you beat me to it, I was debating whether I should call this guy out for being so personal but dam...
  20. I don't know if he has a specific book on creativity, but Dr John Demartini has the best insights into self development that I've ever come across.