Wilhelm44

I once heard Jim say that once you're at that place, there's still some kind of a deepening that takes place. Is there any way of describing that deepening ?

Most of the original radical nonduality speakers (Tony Parsons, Jim Newman, Tim Cliss etc) will say: there is no you, mind is illusion etc, and then they just leave it at that. This brick wall approach is helpful for some, but I can see that many people are just left frustrated. (I have literally seen some of the online meetings getting zoom bombed lol.) Emerson has found a way to practically demonstrate that mind is illusion. (See minute 6 to around minute 11 as an example) Language is the veil that is lifted in seeing through the illusion of the sense of a separate me. I like to call this radical nonduality 2.0 not because the original message has changed. It's simply an evolution in the way that it is being transmitted. (The revolutionary thing about this, is that Emerson has found a way to make nonduality accessible for people who have literally no spiritual background.)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0hjQaDn2GVk

Same here, thank you

Cool, thank you for sharing. Yeah, somehow when I was listening to Jim I got very hung up on reaching this moment of final death. But since I've been listening to Emerson, there's more of a sense of going with the flow, not knowing at all. I already feel quite empty, but there's probably still some residues. I like the idea of just walking up one morning, gone, and having no recollection of some final moment who knows.

@Mellowmarsh I am curious, how did you know that the me died completely 'when it happened' ? I know Jim talks about a contracted energy in the body that wasn't there anymore. Yet I know Emerson doesn't like using that term contracted energy.

Beautiful (Emerson says he wants to slap people in the face when they say this no me thing is like a denial. In fact he says without the me, life is more intense in a way, in the sense that emotions are experienced even more intensely, like a child that cries freely. There's no filter. But it's easier in the sense that there's no resistance, like frictionless living.)

Wow, she's really deep, that was beautiful, thank you. I remember once listening to Tim Cliss, he was talking about relationships, and he was saying: If you try and put two me's together, well good luck with that.

Not really. There's just a sense of not knowing anything right now. Even the word God dont make any sense. (so the whole notion of having the desire to realize oneself as the mind of God just isn't there)

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AHyQ_afCd6M @Mellowmarsh She's like a friend to hangout with Thanks for sharing this gem.

Yeah, it's like right now i have no desire for God realization etc, but hey anything is still possible🙂

That's what i like about Emerson, he not making any claims either way. No place to land.

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This was like watching a beautiful little work of art. She's funny as well. 🙂 Thank you, I could relate. At the moment my days seem to oscillate between like a dry grieving process for the end of the story of me, and then there's also this fantastical sense of freedom in not knowing anything at all, like a wonderful groundlessness.

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Cheers

Much love brother.

😊 Thank you for being here.

Minds are popping. Its very innocent

Of course, please do.

Graveyard talks, will definitely check it out, thanks🙂

He's a bit different from Jim. Emerson doesnt make any claims as such.