Wilhelm44

Don't trigger me bro But I mean really, is there anyone here without any conditioning left, or any soft spots ?

I got you there didn't I. You would calmly choke me out if I tried to delete all jazz music forever.

Maybe the point is not to be trigger free, but to be okay with oneself if one does get triggered.

What if I had the power to press a button and all jazz music was erased forever ?

Is that because there is no you or me ?

Sorry, I didn't mean to trigger you

I didn't mean we should judge the poor guy

You're funny bro, I like you (Put me in a room with with Rupert Spira, I bet you I could trigger the shit out of him within 5 minutes

Come on bro, I'm totally relaxed Aha, I see what you did there. Back to the topic, sorry for the derail

Is that you're way of saying you falling asleep now ?

In our version of English, "just now" means recently, not right now ?

I dont know. I think radical nonduality is useful in helping to unravel the character. But then somehow they find a way to write God, soul, spirit etc out of the picture. Which means radical nonduality becomes like a secular religion. So i see it as a useful doorway, but definitely not the full picture. Bro, im glad you still with us, 10tabs man thats quite some feat !

You are his royal isness.😄 ps i think radical nonduality might be full of shit.

Yeah, i meant like an hour ago i woke up

@Joseph Maynor I'm still thinking about the 10 Tabs you did in one sitting.

I just woke up, it's morning time in Africa.

American prisons sound like an absolute nightmare.

Jesus, that escalated quick

A friend of mine was in prison in London for 6 months (granted this was 20 years ago). He said it was actually pretty relaxed, people mostly minded their own business. The only guys that really got beaten up were the pedophiles. ie none of the rape stuff that goes on in American prison. Maybe it's changed now, I don't know.

This is unfortunate, now you must die

Yes, only his wife was a character witness.

He'd probably already confided in his closest friends that he'd done it, which is why not even one friend volunteered to be a character witness. He's lucky he's getting British prison and not American.

Yes, and we must admit that anger is probably the most vilified of all emotions. Hence even in some spiritual circles we're trying to delete it all together, almost religiously. My sense is that an enlightened dude, whatever that is, in the example above, could have a burst of anger and express it, but very quickly it's gone. Done and dusted.

Imagine you're really tired after a long day's work, and all you want to do is sleep. But as you enter your bedroom, you find me standing there pissing all over your pillow. How do you respond, with namaste ?