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@PurpleTree like your how you answer😘👊 have a nice sitting on benches and under the trees as long as you want🫠

@Water by the River "Captain America's been torn apart now He's a court jester with a broken heart He said, "Turn me around and take me back to the start" I must be losin' my mind, "Are you blind?" "I've seen it all a million times" " so, yes... deja vu.

I don't agree with Kastrup on everything, but what he's talking about here is obvious and it's a gigantic trap, a rabbit hole the size of a galactic toilet, which one can and often does fall into when "practicing" not only solipsism.

By the way, anthropocentrism is a veritable fortress of separated identification, full of blind corridors, rooms full of distorting mirrors and halls of self-admiration.

@Inliytened1I wonder if solipsism takes into account the likely infinite spectrum of relative planes of existence. It is "there, as well as here" that God "experiences Himself." Very little is written or spoken about this, as if it were New Age fantasies. Perhaps because few people explore these areas. And it's worth it. It truly liberates us from our sick anthropocentrism.

@James123 And...? Do you embody the above words of many sages? Or just repeat them? Repetition is a method, ofcourse, so, just asking?

@James123 You ask this question like you know the answer. There is ofcourse very small probability that you know indeed. And significantly larger probability that you don’t. With all my respect…

@Breakingthewall It could be compared to this: you're sitting in a supercar equipped with cutting-edge technology, and you're harnessing horses to pull you like a cart. We haven't even scratched the surface of this human avatar's true potential.

@Breakingthewall The problem is, you don't know who or what you are. You know what you've learned, how you were raised, what you've experienced. A conglomeration of various stories and narratives that make up our persona, dressed in biological attire. By seriously engaging in various demanding practices, you can convince yourself that existing in a human body with a very, very limited intake of food and water, with a practically deactivated libido, is not only possible but offers a completely different insight into the nature of existence—even in this extremely limited dimension, that is in our collective experience. You'll discover, for example, the self-repairing abilities of the human body when undisturbed. And much, much more. I assure you. It may seem anti human, but... it is actually our future. Someday😉😊

@Leo Gura Experience is one thing. How you tell it, what narrative the human mind builds around it, is another. Very, very few people are capable of directly perceiving what is, rather than what they want to see through the lenses of their identity narratives.

@James123 Good luck man, whoever you are. It seems that you were badly hurt. Those scars speak for themselves. Anyway, good luck❤️‍🩹

@Breakingthewall These are Your best posts. True openess after many, many walls had broken down... Much respect for Your perseverence.

If someone is interested in such practices, they should put as much effort into finding a competent teacher as they would put into finding the best neurosurgeon for their child.

The lotus position is crucial in the intense breathing kriyas of Kundalini yoga, lasting over 20 minutes continuously, followed by intervals of breath holding, especially on the exhale. When properly performed on a 40-day continuous basis, combined with rigorous eating, drinking, sleeping, and sexual abstinence, they produce very powerful effects of expanded perception, including out-of-body perception. Is this necessary? For me, it was a reminder of who I am. It was a great relief to feel momentarily free from this heavy bodily suit. But I'm here for a reason... sort of. In any case, by closing a certain energy loop, the lotus pose enables these experiences. But you have to be very, very careful, both with the lotus and with such practices. You have to really want it and understand very well what you're doing and why. These are not recreational exercises. Btw, you need to be able to sit comfortably in lotus pose in both legs crossings to make changes between kriyas.

Yogis transcend biomechanics😆😆😆 …joking😉