Kuba Powiertowski

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  1. Amazing😍. Big thanks for sharing😊.
  2. It's all down to perspective. Climb as high as You dare. Stay as long as You can. Contemplate as long as You need to. It's all down to this ultimate challenge of our times - will You dare to be? Simply, be. In peace and love of God. 💗🙏
  3. well, tomorrow... we may not even live to see tomorrow in this human shell🫠
  4. "God is dead" - F. Nietzsche "Nietzsche is dead" - God 😊
  5. @Max_V that's great. Thank You for sharing💗🙏.
  6. See you soon my soulmate... This is for You:
  7. @Princess Arabia ...when method of "no method" is in a fact, another method😊. Human mind is a powerful wrestler...
  8. THE BEST talk about Jesus imo. ...and one of THE BEST teachings in christianity and in philosophy of spirituality in general.
  9. @Someone here Yes. No-Thing. No-Thing that you have to fight for, conquer, worry about. Very interesting. In the morning I had such a dream. I go down the stairs, in my old family home, I enter the living room where there is a bench and sofas made by my father. The whole family, all the deceased ancestors that I know are sitting at this bench and laughing loudly. They are watching some cabaret on TV on the beach. The host in swimming trunks invites the guests to something like a wobbly platform like a see-saw. They enter from the beach side and then they have to keep their balance in the middle so that the platform does not tilt towards the sea. Then everyone rolls and falls into the water and the waves throw them ashore. All this is really very funny and I feel that I am living laughter together with everyone. Suddenly, together with the whole family we are on this platform. We fight to keep our balance laughing louder and louder. A huge wave comes, washing us off the jetty, which, carried away by the water, is thrown far ashore with us. At this point I burst out laughing. I honestly can't stop laughing, everything is so absurdly cheerful. I haven't felt so light and free in a long time. There is No Thing I have to worry about. Freedom😊.
  10. Happy new cycle, Dear Travellers❤️🙏💪
  11. These are wishful tales of moss and ferns. To fully respect life in all its forms, you must at least return to the state of mind of the indigenous tribes of this planet. If you really want to do something for the natural world on this planet, from which your form grows, you must begin by radically rebuilding your habits, rewriting your software. I know what you mean. I would like to point out that there is more to be done than just admiring cute, nicely filmed animal babies. I assure you that neither you nor I will laugh when watching documentaries about how cruel we can be to animals so little different from us. And even less so when you experience it directly. We can and often are far below the level of rats. Unfortunately.
  12. @Leo Gura How can a rat transcend its rat nature? Is it even possible? Or does the attachment to the role of a rat have to burn out in order to weaken? What pushed you to go beyond the rat sewer? Do you think that the smell of city sewers and rat creativity have lost their power to seduce you forever? And finally: does a rat have a chance to become a super rat, like Splinter from the cartoon? To sum up - do you see a chance for real development of a human being - or as I see it - the human role, the human experience. Most Eastern systems recommend extinguishing the experience of being a human being, which they perceive as samsara - a wheel of suffering. A non-uniform, variable wheel, which does contain its own 4 seasons - yugas, which can be interpreted in different ways - but nevertheless symbolizes a certain closed, repeating cycle, which must be left by seeing its illusory nature. Part of Christian mysticism sees a chance for the development of the rat man and his transformation into, let's say, a super chakra-integrated being, in which the spiritual and corporeal aspects (of the material body) function at a high level of harmony. However, this is not a bodhisattva type. We could discuss this for hours, but I am curious to briefly hear your opinion.
  13. You are always free. Whether in form or out of form. Either you are fully aware of it or not. Duality or non-duality has no significance here. All this philosophizing that one is suffering and somewhere there is liberation still comes from the illusion of separation, which is not the same as duality, although it has its mysterious roots in it. There is no need to abandon duality, but to stop treating it in absolute categories, to see that it is an ever-changing manifestation of the unity of all that is. An ocean without waves, reefs, mysterious depths and a million creatures that inhabit it is a big, boring puddle. Yes, yes I know... Ram Dass wasn't enlightened...🤦 Anyway, happy Christmas, even when You are sure that this guy never existed😊🤟.
  14. @Princess Arabia There is a lot of anger in your statement, but if you claim that it is ok, then good for you. Just remember about symmetry. Calling the statements of some wise beings a bullshit without any justification, sooner or later you will come across a similar judgment of your statements, which, it may happen, will be very well justified. All for the sake of game we play here😉
  15. @Ishanga exactly 🎯🤟
  16. @PurpleTree …with amazing landscape😉
  17. @Javfly33 While winning ends the game (temporarily), losing motivates every true athlete to try again. After all, the driving force of every game is the challenges the game sets before us and the series of defeats on the way to achieving them. I love playing for the very essence of the game. Something happens, it's interesting. Winning after a moment of bliss turns into a void in which the question "what next" resounds? I'm not talking about you now, but if someone thinks it's about winning, they completely misunderstand and, more importantly, don't feel the essence of the game.
  18. @Princess Arabia If such a narrative, such a perception of things serves you, no problem, good for you. For me it is useless and that's it. Of course, I do not mean to prove that this or that person was exceptional because, first of all, everyone is exceptional, secondly, whether this exceptionality means something to us, each of us assesses it ourselves and this is everyone's sacred right to their own opinion. I simply believe that freedom, in order to be freedom, must be fully conscious as a fundamental feature of our true nature. One cannot be partially free, therefore in the full realization of freedom circumstances cease to play a role. We have examples in our history of people who bore witness to this authentic, inner freedom regardless of the circumstances in which they had to live. And in many cases these were very difficult circumstances. You see, I am interested in what is authentic. What is authentic and true is, as it turns out, very practical and has the power of real change and transformation. I do not see such potential in the constant repetition of phrases about absolute nothingness, non-dual emptiness. Sometimes it looks like well-disguised nihilism resulting from inner suffering. Where is this supposed to lead? The fact is that we are here and now on Earth, in a divine dream. I have said many times that if a dream is a relative reality, you cannot claim that it does not happen. I understand that this is a difficult experience and I myself want to get the hell out of here more than once, but I feel that this is not the point. Of course, I may be wrong, just like you😉
  19. @WelcometoReality ...but sky without the clouds is as boring as depressing when it's completely covered with them in a grey, monotonous way. Or imagine night sky without the stars... Things are not so 0-1 or black-white.
  20. @ChrisZoZo agree with U 100%. Things are much more complex than we think and duality streches far beyond physical realm.