Wilhelm44

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Infinitely new

I'm beginning to understand why the word 'ordinary' is used, because This is actually always already the case. Simultaneously it is infinitely magical, I mean how could it not be (I can also see clearly now that it's literally just that sense of separate self that brings the sense of heaviness.)

You know, I'm beginning to sense reality as this infinitely ever unfolding magical flower, where ultimately nothing can go wrong. (I also seem to have lost the appetite for mystical states. This teaching or non teaching kinda hits you be surprise.)

Can't wait for Mexico vs England, should be a cracker.

Thank you

Aha, thanks

I haven't had any sugar in my coffee for years. Thank you, what kind of sweeteners ?

Wow, there's a real beauty in that (ever unfolding), thanks. (It just hit me, if nothing ever happened, what would even be the point in having a divine plan lol)

You lucky, it can be a bit hard on my stomach, so I had to switch from Americano's to cappuccino's. I tried quitting coffee a few times, almost impossible

And there's really no divine plan in the big scheme of things ? Is it really all just pure anarchy ?

@Mellowmarsh I'm curious, if there's no one here, would you say there are some similarities between radical nonduality and solipsism ?

Thanks

Jim Noman as Sugarcoat likes to call him

Thank you.

Thanks, will watch on the weekend.

How so ?

I wish he had shorter clips, it's hard to just look things up

I think we going in circles now. (Talking about the possibility or impossibility of someone else's experience) It might be a valuable experiment for you to question him personally live on air on one of his monthly zoom meetings.

I think I once heard him say, there is no past, present or future. There is just what is.

It's a radical message for sure. Some objections that I have seen in this thread is that it would be impossible for Jim to even function if his sense of separate self was not there anymore. But it's just life happening automatically by itself, without the sense of personal ownership. (I like the quote you have there: Grief is love with nowhere to go.)