Nirvanababyyyyy

You experience solipsism right now. You have never experienced anything else.

Hey Leo, first off all, thank you for all your work and blessing you bring with your work. You can’t imagine how much it helped me on my way and guided me with wisdom. I appreciate and respect your efforts that you put into this work. I see from what place you are coming from and its only love that I feel for you. Thank you I have this question I’ve been trying to rap my intelligence around for quite a while now and I believe you are one of the few able to answer. let’s imagine for now that I came to realize the infinity of consciousness/me and oneness of all things. Realizing that creation is happening through me in this very moment and that it always has been and will. And that I am. So my question to you is, since I realized that the things I experience are all me, created by me, is it possible to know why I created exactly that what is present? Can you become so concious that you understand why you create what you create? Because if so, I’m not able to do so yet. When you talk about being total omniscient, is that what you mean? Looking forward to your insight Leo! Bless you all Julian

“To you, I can come without having to wear a uniform or recite the Quran; I don’t have to give up a piece of my inner home. In your presence, I don’t need to apologize, to defend myself, or to prove anything; I find peace. Beyond my clumsy words, beyond the judgments that might mislead me, you simply see the human being in me. You honor in me the messenger of a faith, certain customs, and particular affections. You question me as one questions a traveler. I, like anyone, feel the need to be recognized, and in you, I feel pure and come to you. Neither my confessions nor my demeanor have taught you who I am. Your acceptance of what I am has made you tolerant of my posture and confessions whenever necessary. I am grateful to you for taking me as I am. What use is a friend who judges me? If I invite a lame man to the table, I ask him to sit, and I do not expect him to dance.” What a profound impact such a person would have in your life. But what if, maybe, you could be one of them?

“But, oh! what a heart she has when one finds her! so large and pure and womanly. When the man gets a glimpse of it he wonders if those showy things outside were women. If he gains her love, his two thousands are millions. She’ll not ask him for a carriage, or a luxurious house; she’ll wear simple dresses and turn them when necessary. She’ll keep everything neat and nice in his sky parlor, and give him such a welcome when he comes home that he’ll think the parlor higher than ever. She’ll entertain true friends on a dollar, and astonish him with the new thought, how little happiness depends on money. Only a true man of character will deserve and see: one day, she just came along in his life. She will be fully impressed with the fact that it is only the enduring character qualities, and similarity in tastes and ideals, that will keep two people together in harmony through all the vicissitudes of life.

I want who does not want a wife— Affectionate and fair: To solace ail the woes of life. And all the joys to share of temper sweet, of yielding will, Of firm, yet placid mind,— With all my faults to love me still. With sentiment refined, —Johx Qtnxcr Adams.

Realist who you are, everything comes with it. No need to practice love.

There is nothing more certain than that you are. A realisation of that which has always been there. You.