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When you operate from within the mind, you are not in the here and now but in time and illusory symbols. Have you ever tried going beyond the mind for extended periods? If you were to live in complete inner and outer silence for a month or so, you would see that it is a gateway to Heaven, where the dream begins to dissolve and the light of God begins to shine through. I'm sure those who haven't tried this believe enlightenment is just this and nothing has to change, but those who tried going beyond the mind know there is more. The mind is such a tricky thing, fooling consciousness into living within it, as though it is the end, and thus perpetuating itself within the notion of this being enlightenment. Going beyond concepts destroys the mind, and the mind doesn't want that, naturally. But this is not something the mind will accept, it will fight against it, yet I will not fight against your minds I will let you guys be in your various perspectives, trying to prove your points endlessly, thus propagating yourselves even further, even if it is propagating yourself through the trying to prove to illusory others that silence is the Truth, like James does, because he's still to afraid to let it all go and truly dissolve into Silence. gg wp

Sure, never said solipsism isn't true, just not the final step of awakening. First, you grasp the nature of reality intellectually, and then you go beyond the intellect.

@James123 Congrats, you get it! I don't think you will receive much agreement on this forum or be able to change minds, but you are indeed one of the few who seem to have escaped the trap of concepts and entered the final stage of awakening. Again, nice work!

Greetings, Thank you for the raw expression, it seems like you are digging down deep and want true answers. Knowing life is a dream does not awaken you. Knowing life is a dream is only the first step. The second step is clearing out your consciousness of every thought, every belief, until your false identity dissolves, together with the dream, and you awaken back to Heaven - a realm of eternal Love and Light. I'd suggest studying A Course in Miracles if you haven't yet - it's a step beyond any other teaching available. Good luck!

Peter Ralston seems very wise. I believe one of the things he talks about is nothingness, the highest Buddhist attainment, which shows you the non-dual, formless nature of Self. I think Frank Yang talks about the same thing. When listening to Peter’s videos he just seems so grounded and clear. I haven’t attended Peter’s workshops nor I have been his apprentice nor have I done his online courses, but from the snippets online and the podcast episodes now available he seems to be the real deal.

Uu nice insight! Just starting to realize something similar I think: it seems like it’s all just happening without a center, yet the happening is mysteriously intelligent and this happening is looking back at itself through the eyes of his chosen “victim” aka you haha. But there’s no you, just it appearing as you, and I think the more the contracted sense of “me” dissolves the more you feel one with the mysterious happening. In the end it’s probably no you feeling one with the universe, just one mysterious happening without any division.

Solipsism is peace. It means there is nothing you need to do or change. Nothing means anything. You never did anything wrong or right. Nothing ever happened. But if you only keep solipsism at the conceptual level, then yes, you will feel unfulfilled. Realizing life is a dream is only the first step to ultimate peace and liberation. The second step is to go beyond concepts to a place of Peace inside and live from that Peace until that Peace dissolves the dream and you enter Mahasamadhi.

Ur watching a movie in a dream and thinking why dream figures suffer. They don’t. Ur dream. People are figments of imagination, nothing more. They dissapear as soon as they leave ur perception. Only one life out of the billions of seeming ones has to be good. And it is.

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The path of meditation is such an arduous one. I’ve meditated for probably around 10,000 hours now and I’m still not enlightened. Was it very helpful and helped me to almost master my mind? Sure. Did I have enlightenment experiences during month-long solo meditation retreats? Sure. Would it require much much more to actually reach enlightenment this way? Obviously yes and I’m not too excited about that. It’s soo sloooow and difficult. Not sure about Kriya Yoga, haven’t practiced it enough.

Good question. Maybe there are many possibilities in how AI plays out, many scripts or timelines already available, and the one that plays out depends on you, since it’s your dream. The way it plays out will depend on the thought system you foster. If your internal world is murderous then AI will have a destructive intent on the world, but if your internal world is kind and loving, then that’s how AI will appear in your timeline. That’s how quantum mechanics work don’t they? All possibilities are there and you will experience the one you allign with.

Haha, it’s a character in league of legends, I know that much 😄

Let me know what you guys think about this; Since life is a dream, all we are seeing “outside” is what we are projecting from inside. In this view, isn’t it optimal to think about everyone and everything as perfect and divine, so that this type of a thought system gets projected outside? Also, thoughts obviously create feelings, so why not think only the highest about everything and everyone so you would feel happy? Basically, you would walk around reminding yourself you are dreaming and thinking about everything and everyone as divine. Then, you would feel extremely happy and that happiness and those thoughts would be expressed in your life, which is merely your dream, in various forms. Ultimately, when you master this thought system, you would feel divine yourself and this dream would be just a very magical ride. Isn’t this the best way to go about things now that we know we are dreaming and our minds are very powerful? This type of a path also wouldnt require any sacrifice, like Brachmacharya or whatever. Why would you need to sacrifice anything except your thoughts of litleness and judgement to awaken? Thinking you have to sacrifice pleasures of the world to awaken would only make the world real and more powerful than your mind, thus working against you in your awakening. It’s like taking the ultimate responsibility for what you see because what you see is only there becayse of your thought system, since it’s literally only you dreaming all of this world. So, a sick world is only showing you your sick mind. Instead, we have to train ourselves to think only divine and perfect thoughts about everything Nd everyone, and that is what we will feel about ourselves and what will happen in our experience. Let me know P.S. I learned about this “spiritual practice” from the book the Dissapearance of the Universe by Gary Renard a few years ago and was contemplating, testing it out ever since.

@Mellowmarsh Haha exactly! That‘s why Leo’s “forbidden” solipsism video is my favourite! 😈