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@Adamq8 So then what happens exactly when you apparently "die" and cease to be the human you're currently are? I think 'present awareness' is what the sense of being a Self amounts to, moment by moment. And as that correlates with brain activity, it's hard for me to believe it continues after brain death. The Big Sleep, dreamless, and no alarm clock. But we don't understand consciousness, so you never know.

That which does the trees, the grass, the birds and bees, the flowers and everything else that lives and breathes and moves is the same one doing you. This sense of non-doer makes me feel limited and stuck without control. Is there other dimensions less dense than this one? And why are we specifically stuck in this material world? Having a material limited body seems like a burden.. If our true nature is unlimited.. Why do we find ourselves stuck in these limited bodies and limited world? Anyone else feels like this world is so limited and limiting?

Not sure if this is a good news or bad news.

You seem to have two eyes and one mouth like the rest of us.. Do you have to eat and use the rest room every day as well? Seems pretty limited IMO.

No one can give you worth except yourself. The solution is to love yourself unconditionally. Let go of pleasing people. You will never be perfect in the eyes or everyone.

We=physical body. In this context. You can't deny that your body is limited.

? This whole thread is one big WTF

I never reached such state. Is the universe unlimited? By that I mean does it stretch endlessly in all directions? But it's still limited in that it's a certain way.

Okay it's your duty to erase the confusion on this topic and explain how does nonduality fit with solipsism because apparently there is a lot of confusion going on recently. So that when someone ask about it you can just reference to him the video lol. I would be very interested in hearing your take on this in a detailed video.. Leo.

The whole cannot be known by it's parts... yet the parts are known by the whole. Science always relies on Proofs. How to go about proving the above facts? A part can never comprehend the whole, it is impossible because A part, is never apart from the whole. It's something like, you can never lift your own self (Whole) using your own hands (Parts). Godel's Incompleteness Theorem is perfectly applicable in this case. Anything said or spoken or written will always remain partial and limited. As Consciousness is Limitless for our present configuration and dimension, it may remain beyond our comprehension and understanding FOR EVER, AND FOR EVER. There is no QUESTION about YOU. There is NO WAY to question the condition about BEING. YOU already are the unconditional pre-existing condition FOR A QUESTION TO EMERGE. So, you are already the ANSWER. You are the Imagination of yourself. To Dream or Imagine ....'IT' has to be Intelligent. Consciousness may be the cosmic Intelligence, the sole creator of everything in it's Realm.

What is it which we measure with a clock ? ?

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What does it mean?

@Endangered-EGO so, movement is time or movement happen in time?

What are you talking about

False There is nothing but the truth. Truth is all states equally.

What do you think about the idea that there is no death, as in, a deprivation chamber where we somehow exist in some kind of limbo where nothing exists, except our dread that we are dead and cognition that there is nothing? It seems that life only can know life. It seems that there is no way life can know non-existence (how reductionist science explains it). For example, take total anaesthesia. For most of the people time / existence during anaesthesia will be completely lost - for them these few minutes / hours did not exist - the moment they wake up immediately follows up their last conscious moment. Similarly, if someone is dead (looking from reductionist science standpoint), they cannot be aware of the fact they are dead. So for them, the next moment they are aware of, must be after millions or trillions of years has passed and millions of universes had existed - until they exist again (so the matter organises itself in same way to form that exact person). This seemingly naive thinking could bring about discussion about "Eternal return", that has been in an interesting way discussed by Anthony Peake whose book I read recently and found as thought provoking.

@snowyowl what about deep sleep? What happens there?

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Four_Noble_Truths What are your thoughts on the four noble truths in Buddhism? Are they accurate or somewhat reductionistic and simplistic?

Great examples, guys. I think I changed my mind. There might be a fine distinction between the two.

@Mason Riggle nice. I like Alan watts. So are you a solipsist or pantheist? Because you seem to mix the two together

Can you explain this a little bit

No there is no free will. Neuroscience has long ago disproved free will. What I mean is you can't dream up this world however you want. If you jump off a tall building you will die.. If solipsism is true.. Then surely you can change the laws of physics rn

That you can't manipulate reality consciously through your mind.