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I keep watching especially in periods where I don’t have a lot of highly conscious people in my life that I directly interact with. Just to keep a resonance up that might affect people I interact with in the future. I certainly don’t agree with the statement — at least not in all situations. The reason you watch might be the key. For instance, I’m not watching to get something out of it for myself in the same way I used to. It’s not like it really takes that much time.

Decisions appear to happen. Quite simple lol

Yes. Just suggestions: Don't push anything away. Love it all unconditionally. Meditate perhaps with TMI. If you (if only intuitively) realize you are everything / limitless perfection, there's no need for anything -- psychedelics can perhaps open up that possibility but it's actually an open door at all times and asks nothing of you -- you are perfect. There's an intuition for how accurate these posts will land -- this one will land perfectly I can also say, Metta practice seemed to be associated with viewing all things and people and my self (all was Self) on the same level, so to speak -- this was when my story went from needy to bountiful.

Absolute truth is all there is, so there's nothing outside of it that could know it dualistically, therefore everything perceived as real, is precisely what's not real, but it isn't separate from absolute truth. Adyashanti essentially said this first: the Infinite (all there is; absolute truth) knows itself as utterly unknowable but absolutely present, though a simple intuitive regard for itself in every aspect of itself. And this is that (it).

That's because it's basically almost literally second jhana. Way after kundalini awakening usually it seems. But sometimes synonymous. It's the transition between Witnessing (mountains aren't mountains) and awareness of awareness possibly opening to nonduality (mountains are mountains again). I really don't know. Can hardly remember how the process went for me. Kenneth Folk probably has some info on this -- he seemed to have a very methodical and precise approach to his awakening. You're right though. 1. Piti and 2. the arising and passing away (insight stage associated with 2nd jhana) are referring to 2 different things, essentially. It's possible you were referring to number 2 when you used the word kundalini. Apart from those 2, I'm not aware of kundalini actually referring to anything else, but I guess one could associate it with whatever one wants to lol. I don't know.

Piti is more intense than you can possibly imagine if you haven't experienced it. It's what kundalini refers to. It can come up the spine and flow out the crown and come down like a shower into the chest and completes the circuit in the spine. It's a side effect of unification of mind. Less competing intentions means more energy -- this energy can be unbelievably immense, and results in piti/kundalini. Kudalini awakening on the other hand -- this could be considered the first stage of awakening and it's basically the peak (mind-blowing intensity wise; not of understanding and peace). It's called The Arising and Passing Away. It is very similar to the second Jhana, which can have so much pleasure it seems you might actually die or stop breathing or something.

20ug will get you used to the body load. For life-changing experiences, God-realization, the transcendence of time, and insight into what the universe and other-people really means... 110ug minimum. In my experience, LSD-25 was the absolute most powerful psychedelic by such a ridiculous amount it's just hilarious. I went through 500mg 5-MeO-DMT in about 2 weeks once (up to 30mg at a time) -- 110ug LSD still provided at least as deep a God-realization, as does ketamine, to some degree. Not that I haven't used up to 1000ug LSD before, but 110ug ended up being just pure infinity with no time... so why the fuck would I even consider taking more... Yet, some types of meditation skill/luck/discipline can actually rival that, but in an entirely different way that seems to be more lasting and impactful on your actual life.

1. Seek your ass off / perhaps use psychedelics as well 1.5 Meditate deeply and get into contemplation on emptiness/etc 2. Stop seeking

piti = meditative joy = kundalini everyone who hasn't done the path gets it when their mind gets still enough with enough energy

This is nothing, having an intuitive yet absolute regard for itself as being everything. In that way, it can be so-called “known” absolutely. Show me something else? “But there’s something else happening!” That’s this appearing as something else happening — this is the absolute, there’s nothing else. The dream is that there’s something else, including purpose, meaning, or others, or actual real separate things of any kind at all.

This is already everything. There is no time. There's nothing actually happening. There is no God that exists as a thing -- the only God is everything, which is not a thing that exists. But yeah you could say there's an apparent exploration of infinite possibility space. Not sure if that really answers your question. There is actually no ultimate answer btw, if by answer you mean reason, meaning, explanation, or purpose. There is only what is, and no outside.

Everything is the imagination of everybody, which isn't real because it's nothing, which has no limits, so it's everything.

This was the last thing I looked at last night (actually only the title), before going to sleep. And then in a dream I had the most realistic sex with my ex girlfriend and came in my sleep. I believe that's the first time that's ever happened lol! Usually my dreams are super ordinary these days.

The masculine is the desire to experience the feminine. The feminine is the desire to be experienced by the masculine. When this doesn't go as planned, strife arises. And women want truly masculine men who aren't afraid to experience the feminine fully -- so-called nice guys are trying to get something from women, rather than purely giving them the love of being experienced by the masculine.

Perhaps. I used MDMA mainly at age 18-22 and I'm in mid 20's now. No desire to take it now. Usually it was 120-200mg.

I’m not sure. It’s been a while since I’ve used it. But it was always a social love explosion of pure openness and acceptance and a feeling of ascending upward with incredible force. Even when talking with my group of friends. LSD was quite a bit more intense — God realization, became the creation of the entire universe (timelessly!), and came back down and realized psychedelics are interdependent with the entire universe and neither existed before the other, so everything is empty and literally nothing ever happens. ?

There is no point. That’s the freedom. If there were a real point, that would be a real constraint on the infinite freedom this is — impossible because it’s boundless. It’s unconditional love appearing choicelessly and needlessly and meaninglessly as perfection.

Yes. True will is infinite freedom yet no freedom to do other than that which is perfect.

Probably weak. Unless you actually meant micrograms lol. Antidepressants also render it quite weak. 115 mg MDMA can have you basically writhing on the floor in ecstasy. Some might need a bit more. No need to surpass 200mg imo. Just take it on an empty stomach.

There is no one who sees. There’s only everything. Everything is nothing at all. You can’t get it, but there can be an intuitive recognition and an end to separate experience, that seemingly undoes the once impenetrable illusion that something is actually happening and someone is moving through time. You're imagining there’s “something else” happening, which simply hides the fact that this is already all there is. It didn’t make sense to me either, but then it seemed to, but immediately as it was (would have been) “fully” recognized, there was no one who could make sense of it anymore. Yet it makes perfect sense because there is no sense at all. It’s just this. Love pretending that it doesn’t know what it is, as a journey seeming to happen. Infinite imagination is as bright as ever, but it’s no longer seen by anyone as being more than a story, and it is utterly free and unconstrained by any reason or purpose or meaning. Basically, the best pointer that’s coming up: everything (this; all there is) is literally exactly as it appears, it just doesn’t refer to anything real. There’s nothing separate from this that could even hypothetically be referred to! ? And it’s beyond both time, and knowing.

Then it just wasn’t enlightenment. There’s no one to feel alone nor separate from everything. Beliefs of separation (I am) fall-away and quite literally turn-out (spatially even, in my case) to be illusory. There is no inside or outside. The me is the imagined need for the Self to be in some way other than what it immediately is. Which hides the perfection but allows for the experience of a journey. There’s literally no separation, in actuality. Not even one separate thing at all.

And that inquiry is literally inseparable from its very creation — they co-dependently arise. It’s empty. There’s nothing to inquire into. There aren’t actually separate things of any kind at all.

? Not even necessarily agreeing with Leo, because I didn’t read what he wrote beyond the fact that he indicated to you he was talking about the absolute. You can’t know the absolute. There’s nothing outside of it that could know it. It intuitively recognizes itself as absolute, but it’s absolutely unknowable.

By the definition of God you're using, there is no God. That would mean you weren't talking about God. It would be like saying there could be an infinite amount of everything's --which would mean you simply misidentified everything. There can be apparent God's in a sense -- apparent belief systems of separation all interacting with -- while unknowingly being -- one another. Corporations; countries; planets; imagination of God mind like the idea of "everyone who thinks like I do..." But of course they're only an appearance; they in fact aren't even real, because there are no separate things of any kind at all. And they themselves are that everything to which there is no other. Wanting to call this God in my opinion apparently hides the perfection of this. But that's merely an opinion. Every apparent individual is nothing more than literally an apparent outcropping of understanding of what is. That's it. It's completely empty -- the understanding arises out of itself, so it doesn't actually arise.

Basically, but it's not that there is no free will. Rather, the free will you think you have, is not yours (as a separate entity). There is no separation. Every apparent action/inaction is inseparable from the force of the entire whole -- unstoppable, ungraspable, and timeless.