Vibroverse

Let the trippy thoughts flow, don't resist, and meditate after the mental tornado slowed down.

"Clearly there you can not see an unique soul , you just see a bunch of conditioned configuration." How did you jump from this to "therefore reincarnation is real"?

Seyyed Hussein Nasr's talk on youtube named "in the beginning was consciousness" was pretty good.

How would islamic philosophers answer this question? This is an intriguing question that allows us to explore how different Islamic philosophers might approach a seemingly simple query through their unique philosophical lenses. Let's consider how some prominent Islamic thinkers might respond to "Why did the chicken cross the road?": 1. Al-Ghazali (1058-1111): "The chicken's crossing is but an illusion. What we perceive as a chicken crossing a road is merely a manifestation of Allah's will. The true essence of the chicken's journey lies beyond human comprehension and can only be understood through spiritual enlightenment." 2. Ibn Sina (Avicenna) (980-1037): "The chicken's act of crossing the road is a perfect example of the necessary and possible existence. The road represents the possible, while the chicken's desire to cross embodies the necessary. The crossing itself is the actualization of potential, moving from possibility to reality." 3. Ibn Rushd (Averroes) (1126-1198): "We must approach this question rationally. The chicken, as a being capable of motion, naturally seeks to fulfill its potential. The road presents an opportunity for the chicken to exercise its innate capacity for movement, thus actualizing its essence as a mobile creature." 4. Ibn Khaldun (1332-1406): "The chicken's crossing of the road must be understood within the broader context of societal development. Perhaps this chicken is part of a larger migration pattern, reflecting changes in the social and economic structures of the chicken community. We must examine the historical factors that led to this particular chicken's journey." 5. Al-Farabi (872-950): "The chicken's act of crossing the road is a microcosm of the journey towards the perfect state. Just as humans strive for the ideal city, the chicken moves towards what it perceives as a better existence on the other side. This movement represents the universal quest for perfection." 6. Rumi (1207-1273): "Why do you ask why the chicken crossed the road? Look within yourself, for you are the chicken, and the road is the path to divine love. Your questioning of the chicken's motives is really a questioning of your own spiritual journey." These interpretations are, of course, simplified and somewhat tongue-in-cheek. They're meant to give a flavor of how these philosophers might approach the question based on their known philosophical stances. In reality, these great thinkers would likely provide much more nuanced and complex analyses.

The masochist said "hurt me" to the sadist, and the sadist sad "no".

You need to find the balance of the heart and the rational mind. Don't get lost in the absolute, but also don't get lost in the relative. Balance, that's the name of the game. You are where you are, accept where you are. If you are in fear, accept that. If you are in confusion, accept that. Just be, just relax and be. Enough of the mental masturbation, if it doesn't touch you, if it isn't something you feel within you. Enough of that. And it is understandable that you feel there might, in a sense, be some sort of an injustice. Embrace that. It doesn't work when you're too realistic, and it doesn't work when you're too idealistic.

These are some of the names you need to study and integrate to create a good healthy model of islam, in my opinion. And the names are Avicenna, Al Farabi, Averroes, Razi, Ravendi, Ibn Arabi, Suhrawardi, Rumi, Gilani, Bistami, Baghdadi, Ibn Tufayl, Mulla Sadra, Iqbal, Fazlurrahman, Soroush, to name a few. Or just let go of religion altogether, you know.

Saying that "i am god" does not explain anything, because we still don't have a clear concept of what god even is, and beyond that, god itself is a concept in your mind. God is one of the stories, or self perceptions, that is passing through me, the consciousness, you might say, and even calling it consciousness is some sort of a problem. And even calling it "i" is some sort of a problem, so maybe the only thing we can truly know is that there is some experience, no matter what it actually is. I mean, there is the experience that i am feeling certain feelings, and the awareness that those feelings, somehow, are being reflected by reality. Now, whether that reality is reality outer, or what we even mean by outer or inner etc, these are all whole other questions, for now, actually. So, a thought occurs, and there is a feeling response to the thought, and also a reflection of the thought from the experience. For instance, when i feel stress within me, usually it is being reflected by something like an ambulance occuring and passing by in that moment, and things like that. It is like reality, in a sense, whatever it is, molds itself into a symbolic representation that represents your "inner" mode, kinda like what happens in a dream. And, however, this mode of experience, whether it is a dream or not, or whatever else it is, has some sort of a more structured "orderliness" that manifests itself as some form of a continuum.

Gold.

Here we go with another solipsistic flow.

I think we are psychedelic, for we are all that is. But there is such a thing as relative truth in this dimension, i mean, like, there are many stories within stories within stories that have been created in such an interwoven way that we cannot instantly jump to those states of infinite awareness. I mean existence seems to have a certain way, or mode, of being, and you need to align with it, so to speak, even though at the ultimate level you are existence itself.

I agree with you, but there also is the feeling that when you yourself wake up, you see that everyone but you has always been awake, ahaha, if you know what i mean. I mean, i confess that i'm not awakened at all, not at all. Probably i might even be more awake than most people who claim they are totally awake etc, but come on, this is not like a frickin contest. I mean, who cares if i'm the least awake being on earth, or whatever, who cares really, i mean, what matters is reaching for the next level of awakening always, so to speak, if we call it that.

Good videos, and i hope focusing simply on inner vibrational transformation and seeing the action part, or nonaction part, irrelevant is applicable, or the same, so to speak, for each manifested being.

Now you can see him in the eyes of a squirrel.

God is like "consider it done", but we screw it up with our doubt and impatience, and shit like that.