Jaka Pirs Hanzic

Just an interesting little thought ive had about conceptualizing past and future and how to use it to grow yourself. Even though the present moment is all that exists, we can use the concepts of past and future in a productive manner rather than just unconsciously dwell in them. Looking at our (human) self in the present helps us to uncover our weaknesses/shadows/problems/etc. Looking at the past helps us to uncover the root of the problem. Looking at the future helps to see the outcome of our problems as well as helps us to come up with the solution. We then come back to the present and apply the method/‘s visualized as the solution. I know, this is basically what shadow work is and i bet this is pretty basic to some of you guys and galls, but i bet some will find this useful Thanks for reading, im looking forward to any thoughts you guys will share about this.

They will always only be an actuality in the future through your imagining them in the future. When you actually experience anything (even the thinking about the future), it is only ever in the present, and that is all that is true.

This seems to be brought up every time there is a discussion about desire. Sure, to desire to get rid of desire is still desire. However, im talking about spontaneous cessation of desire which comes with emotional and spiritual maturity. Two very different things, like mixing apples with the oranges. Im not able to view the video right now due to limited amount of internet, but will for sure give it a watch.

The way i see and understand desire, it is the constant expectation of something in the future, thus it is the avoidance of present moment satisfaction. One desires to be loved only when one is not satisfied with themself in the present moment. When you are truly at peace with yourself, there is no desire for anyone else to love you.

“The end of desire is the end of sorrow.” - the Buddha

Not sure if posted yet, but anyways this seems like a great example to me:

I suggest you read this book: Letting Go by David Hawkins. It has helped me enormously, i bet you’ll get value out of it as well.

Interesting! Will try this tonight. For the sake of context, how prone are you towards experiencing lucid dreams in general without this technique?

Hey guys! I’ve been reading through one of the topics, and the discussion went as follows: Leo (to someone): “Yes, there are very important facets you’re still missing. Hard to reach them with standard meditative practice. Psychedelics will allow you to reach them easily.” Fran11 (quoting Leo’s above answer): “True, meditative awakenings tend to be more about “The Void”. Besides Psychedelics, Magic and Energy Work are great for realizing imagination!” I already know the amazing potential psychedelics hold (although im nowhere near as experienced as some people here, i have 3 LSD and around 6-7 mushroom trips so far). Am currently taking a little break from psychedelics, but would be very much interested in learning about the “Magic” thing. Any quality online resources you guys recommend checking out? Any books? Thanks!

Ive also noticed it’s a bit buggy sometimes Check out sleep and dream yoga talks on youtube by Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche and also Andrew Holecek, both have loads of value to share!

@Fran11 this sounds very interesting and intriguing to me, thank you for responding! I will most definitely check out Franz Bardon's book and do some research on developing my imagination. Any resources you recommend on developing imagination? I feel that apart from spiritual purposes, it could also benefit me in my artistic pursuits, i do photography and also am learning guitar and singing.

Yup, this is indeed becoming more and more my experience of life. The more i look around and wonder, what the heck is it, the more i realize that i have no f-ing clue at all! Nothing seems to make sense. Why is there something rather then nothing... what am i... what is it... i guess ill just keep allowing myself to not know for a while, and see where it leads

Do some research on Tibetan buddhist tradition. They know Lucid Dreaming as “Dream Yoga”, where they do spiritual practices in their lucid dreams, and the advanced ones also practice what they refer to as “Sleep Yoga”, where their body and mind is asleep, but they remain awake as consciousness even during deep (dreamless) stages of sleep. Quite fascinating

Well im not sure what kind of magic, but i was referring to magic as a spiritual practice, like there is meditation, psychedelics, contemplation, yoga etc. You know, something which through practice allows one to become conscious of the true nature of existence. But i do agree, life is magic itself. Someone once asked me what was the most magical thing that ever happened to me. I replied “life”. Will definitely check out the resources you listed, thank you!

Awesome, will check it out, thanks!

This isn’t possible but then again, apparently anything is possible...

What would there be, if there was no me?

“Your task is not to seek for love, but merely to seek and find all the barriers within yourself that you have built against it.” - Rumi

Butterfly Effect that shit apart

Wazzup friends, First of, i just wanna say that i’m not even joking with this post, even though it may appear as a giant joke. But do feel entertained if you want, im sort of laughing myself... Ok, so the story goes something like this: About a year and a half ago, i tried the so called “two cup quantum leap” method in order to “manifest” something into my life (what it was is irrelevant in this discussion). It was a time in my life when spirituality really started taking of for me (even though i was a watcher of Actualized videos for many years prior), and of course, it was a very low stage of spirituality (you know, sorta new-agey beliefs and such). A little info on “two cup” technique for context: You basically put a label on two cups, on the full cup you write current situation you don’t want, on the empty cup you write situation you want instead, and then you pour water from one cup to the other and drink it, and you are then magically transferred to a parallel universe where everything is the same except the thing you wanted to change. And so, as the story goes, i drank the water from cup, and as i just finished drinking, a thought flashed through my mind. The thought was “zombie apocalypse”. I realized immediately that this could mean i will now be transferred into the parallel universe where there is a zombie apocalypse coming, and so i immediately started assuring myself that nothing will change, except the thing i asked this holly water-cup for. But then, about a year ago, Covid-19 took over the world, and it looks like it ain’t getting better anytime soon (even though i never really cared about the whole situation, but others seem to be going crazy and more crazy as time goes on). Im not really sure what im trying to accomplish with this post, maybe i just needed a rant. Anyhow, am kinda looking forward to what yall have to say about this, and please note, it was a time when i believed in all sorts of stupid things

Hmm... after a bit of contemplating this, i would say that what is knowing the idea is nothing, the idea itself is what is knowing the idea. Am i anywhere close with this answer, or do i need to contemplate further?

Always loved zombie fiction, but i don’t think i would survive long in it... not the zombies, but the savage survivors lol

You can’t know this unless you directly experience being a zombie though

Perfect

@Preety_India like i said, im not believing it’s true or that it’s false. But you seem to be very dogmatic about it being not possible