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Definitely not everything “beautiful “ . regarding “everything that is possibly logical “ I’d say no . But I don’t know how to explain it because obviously it will lead to paradoxes.

you’re welcome. @Leo Gura that’s all from learning from you .

I am open to the possibility of Infinite Consciousness and God-Consciousness. I want to share my theoretical understanding of God . God, as I understand it, is simply a perfect being. It is Absolute. Infinite in all dimensions imaginable. Omnipresent, omniscient, omnipotent. Complete. Eternal. It was never born and can never die. I want to explain my understanding of these different facets: 1. God Itself God, in its essence, is pure, undefinable being. There are literally no words for that. You can call it nothingness or the Void, but these are still conceivable concepts. Ultimately, God itself is beyond definition. Because it is prior to definitions. 2. Perfect “Perfection “ isn’t the same as goodness in the sense of sugary goodness. Like pleasure, peace, love, joy, etc. God is all of that. But God is also evil, pain, suffering, misery, etc. God is EVERYTHING ever. That’s what I mean by perfection: completion. Nothing is missing. 3. Absolute Absolute means having no opposite and no other. There is only God. Nothing else. 4. Infinite in All Dimensions Literally so.That means there are no limits to what exists. EVERYTHING ever exists.There are no limits to existence or to what is possible. 5. Omnipresent God exists everywhere, ever. There is nowhere that God isn’t. 6. Omniscient God knows everything ever, all at once. Nothing is unknown to God. 7. Omnipotent God is capable of doing anything, without any limits or restrictions to its power.There is nothing beyond its capabilities. 8. Complete God contains EVERYTHING ever. You want a unicorn? There are unicorns.You want a sci-fi universe? There are sci-fi worlds.You want a hell realm? There is a hell realm.You want a heaven of infinite orgasms? There are infinite heavens. Nothing has been left out.EVERYTHING ever exists within God. That’s what completion means. 9. Eternal God is outside of time. It has existed since forever and will continue to exist until forever.It was never born and can never die.

You’re mixing two things: - no , consciousness can never be doubted for real . Because doubt itself is consciousness. - the solipsism vs realism question. Is a separate thing.

That means awareness cannot be doubted for real . You can doubt it in theory ,verbally ,by saying the words “maybe awareness doesn’t exist “. But you can’t remove awareness experientially.

These videos watched in this order are a cheat code to enlightenment. Great wisdom .AI-Generated nonetheless but that doesn’t disqualify the wisdom of the words .

You are conscious of your uncertainty about consciousness.

Thank you . I’m happy to explain . The materialist assumes that absolute base reality is fundamentally unconscious matter and energy . And then through some leap ,consciousness arises as an epiphenomena . Assumes is the word because it is speculation . Not certain . the awakened one knows that consciousness is absolute base reality . Because it is self-evident: it’s literally what’s absolutely true in your experience right now . You might ask : but where did consciousness come from ? That question has a simple answer . Any questions and answers about consciousness would be an arising thoughts within consciousness. Therefore cannot encapsulate or explain consciousness because they ARE the very consciousness they try to explain . So consciousness doesn’t have any explanation. Its absolute base reality and can’t be reduced to anything more fundamental.

It’s a “hard problem “ for the materialist ,who assumes that the base reality is dumb matter , then he has to contend with how unconscious matter gives rise to conscious experience. but it’s not a hard problem at all for the idealist , and the mystic ,who knows that consciousness is base reality and not an epiphenomena .

The interview is 2 hours time . Obviously people will respond before watching all of that . And OP timestamped the core claim he’s disagreeing with. But you are right , people should listen to the entire conversation before commenting. Just that that’s not realistic and will never happen.

I still suffer from insomnia and restlessness to this day. This morning, I woke up after 12 hours of sleep, having been awake for more than 24 hours beforehand. Insomnia is pure torture and pure pain. If it lasts Long enough it can lead to suicidal thoughts but not suicide itself because eventually you will pass out and sleep or you take some sleeping pills. But insomnia is literally hell . My whole body hurts because of it, and I feel as though my head is going to explode. The reason I still suffer from insomnia is simply that my mind is not at peace. Not my conscious mind, but my subconscious mind. Because Even when I am in a deep sleep, I feel disturbed and never fully at rest, which I know might sound strange or difficult to believe. But there is a certain tension and restlessness going on in both my conscious and subconscious mind. That is the main reason behind my insomnia. And the main reason behind that tension is simply overstimulation, as I mentioned before. Maybe I need to go on a silent meditation retreat or something along those lines. I also ended up smoking a few cigarettes yesterday, just to help myself cope with the overwhelming stress and the aches in my body. Insomnia literally makes my body ache. My body itself turns into pure pain rather than a body, and this is not some cute, poetic way of dramatizing the situation. I don’t know who reads this journal, but it certainly helps to acknowledge that I’m still battling smoking and insomnia after all this time without giving in completely. It can be quite off-putting, too. I need to put an end to this. Here are some things I’m going to try: More meditation. Reducing my phone usage. Avoiding coffee, tea, and cigarettes close to bedtime. Establishing a bedtime routine, such as taking a warm shower and having a hot, caffeine-free drink before bed.

Can you give some examples?

A vegan diet is simply not for me. I love the taste of meat and seafood, and I genuinely enjoy eating them. I have just bought large quantities of seafood, along with a big, meaty duck that I plan to roast. In this cold climate, a hearty meal like that feels so comforting and warming. A bowl of crab soup in winter is incredibly relaxing and delicious. it can help when you have flu also . I honestly choose to eat meat not necessarily for health reasons, but honestly, for the taste and the way I feel after consuming animal protein. That feeling is simply irreplaceable. No matter how flavourful, spicy, or well cooked a vegan meal may be, vegetables and carbohydrates cannot quite offer the same experience. Meat is something else entirely. That being said, I do acknowledge that a vegan diet is generally healthier for the body than a diet that includes a lot of meat.

Yep . The Hindu tradition is by far the richest , most wide and diverse spiritual tradition. It is also the oldest .

It doesn’t try to do that intentionally. It doesn’t assume the conclusion. The ancient Hindu sages (supposedly) went on an inner journey of exploring themselves, and reality at large . And then they concluded whatever they experienced.