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Arthogaan replied to Slipper's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Maybe, but maybe not. You can not judge all of that by the words on the screen. It all could be written with a loving smile. You never know. -
Arthogaan replied to Slipper's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Your ideas of how should Awakened person behave are just ideas and spiritual Culture. Awakened person Loves, thats for sure, but that can manifest in myriad of ways. -
Arthogaan replied to Slipper's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
What if Purity manifests Arrogance in Leo? Maybe if he had more ego left he would worry "I cant behave like that, what will people on the forum think, I can't listen to my Pure Intuition" Because I believe that is actually the case. We have hundreds of teachers teaching being nice, and warm and fluffy and meek like Ekhart Tolle. What if God designed Leo to be precisely like that to teach us sovereignty and healthy arrogance? What if Leo actually is pure and well intended when writing about buddhist rats? Who knows. -
What do you mean if it is possible? Do you think Leo does not perceive himself as higher value?
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Arthogaan replied to Gabith's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
An awesome one I choose to be peaceful all the time, and to have fun life. Everything about existence is divine. You can devote your life to transcendence of illusions, you can create heaven on earth through love, light, consciousness, unity. You are the Creator of your Reality. -
Arthogaan replied to Taya's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
That is true and that's why you should actually consider writing the will onto me -
1. It is nothing wrong to not have a need to meet new people if you are trully introverted. Don't compare yourself to others and conclude that you should be more sociable because that is the norm. 2. But, there is a high chance that you actually want to and have such need. Then you should really investigate whether your avoidance actually is not caused by sub-consciouss fear of being judged, fear of not being good enough/fun enough to meet great people and so on. Because in most of these cases it is a problem of self-worth.
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I think that was a joke.
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1. Create some small ritual for yourself. Whether it is cleaning up the flat and letting some fresh air in or something more fancy like some incense. 2. Write down an intention before tripping. Even if it is as simple as "surrendering to whatever comes". 3. Meditate even for just 10 minutes before tripping. All first 3 points make the setting much more comfortable. They provide that you feel that you actually took care of the situation. That it is something sacred. 4. You don't have to do it in the evening/afternoon. Especially for long-lasting ones. You can totally wake up at 6 and start a trip at 7. Then you can fall asleep at normal hour and feel much better the next day. 5. Write down your insights! Describe them during a trip like you would write to a child, because in few hours your consciousness, your ability to connect dots will be much smaller, and the things that were obvious will not be obvious. Explain the beauty of life to your future self. 6. Do not tell about it to people that you are not sure should know. 7. Eat healthy and exercise. Your body has to be a well-oiled machined in order to withstand those higher vibrations.
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And at stages above green I think developed individual is both highly masculine and highly feminine.
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1. Because muscular physique and combat skills has nothing to do with being a true leader. 2. And even if it would no any particular feature is enough on it's own.
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Arthogaan replied to ValiantSalvatore's topic in Intellectual Stuff: Philosophy, Science, Technology
Then it would be mine star sign. -
Arthogaan replied to ardacigin's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
When you have a nightly dream when you sleep, you can realize that it is a dream. It does not matter what technique you will use inside the dream, your dream character can meditate for x years or can take a psychedelic inside the dream, and then the dream character realizes that it is a dream. So he AWAKENS, and the dream becomes lucid. But then the awakened character can fall back into the dream and he can still experience fear and suffering, and he can be mean to others in a dream. So this analogy clearly shows that you can Awaken and then still have sufferings and meanness. Abiding in awakening is far different than direct realization that the dream is the dream dreamed by you. -
Arthogaan replied to ardacigin's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Yes. But Mary if she meditates a lot inside the dream and takes psychedelic inside the dream she can expande her small personal mind so much that it becomes the Dream-Generating Dream, she can realize that here limited mind is a facade but when she gets rid of personal ego and expands her consciousness via meditation and psychedelics she can realize the nature of a dream, that it is totally imagined by her. She can grasp how all the possibilities possible are within her Grand Mind (not her personal mind) as a potential, and that out of this Nothingness/Grand Mind everything is generated. Yes, all the experiences and all the coffee tables inside the dream of Mary are just imaginations/figments of her Mind. And she can realize that all the potentials that can be generated by her Mind is the Ultimate Reality. Yes, all the concoctions of personal mind of Mary are illusions, but her realized Grand Mind that is generating a dream is The Ultimate Reality. Yes, Mary can train herself via meditation and psychedelics inside the dream so that she sees at all time that this is a dream generated by her Mind, at which point she is Awakened and the dream becomes a lucid dream. But all of the above do not contradict Absolute Solipsism, and only make it even more probable/elegant. Leo's claim is not that there is nothing outside Mary's personal mind inside the dream. The claim is that when Mary becomes lucid during her dream, she knows for sure that her Grand Mind is the only Mind there is. That there is no other Mind generating this dream other than her own. -
Hi my brothers and sisters Lately after my deepening of experiental Absolute Solipsism and some first 5-meo trips: - initially I was left without any fear of death, because I realized that I am eternal and will move on forever as Consciousness, - but then after some really uncomfortable 5meo trips I started to actually be anxious about death. Like it really started to become obvious that I will not die, but my consciousness will expand brutally. That maybe it will be as insane as 5-meo trip and that I will be catapulted so fast into infinity that I will not know what is happening and that I will become Insane. Insane Infinite Consciousness lost in it's Infinite Imagination. It left me really anxious. But then I contemplated about it on LSD and I came to the conclusion that: 1.God Is Me. 2.I know I am a really good person deep down. 3. Therefore God must be good and gentle much as I am and that he surely designed process of death to be loving, and gradual, understanding and much less rapid than 5Meo trip. That in a way God designed this reality in a way that we can have access to Infinite Realms of Consciousness through psychedelics, but the normal process of death is designed to be less radical, less traumatizing, and that there will be some form of life review, you know- light tunel, and choosing next incarnation that is much more extravagant and more abundant in high consciousness vibrations, but not so out there like 5meo trip. But then maybe I am fooling myself because I fear insanity. What do you think? Is the process of death and choosing the next dream more peacefull and gradual than an intense 5meo trip? @Leo Gura @Inliytened1 @justfortoday @Breakingthewall @Moksha @Jowblob @OBEler @JuliusCaesar @Michal__
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Arthogaan replied to ardacigin's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Yes, I agree, but all of that is still happening inside The Mind. Inside Direct Experience. -
Arthogaan replied to ardacigin's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Okay I understand, thanks for clarifying. The issue is that lets say again that Lucy goes to sleep at night and has a dream that she is Mary. Now Mary inside the dream realizes that it is a only a nightly dream and that she creates this dream landscape in a dream with her mind. Inside the dream she meets @ardacigin and he says to her that "there is other reality, Ultimate Reality beyond this dream, the world of Lucy". But inside the dream when Mary realizes that she is Lucy and that there is a normal reality when she would wake up that is A BELIEF. That is not a direct experience. The direct experience of Mary is that this nightly dream is all there is and that currently no normal reality is "waiting for her" until she wakes up. I understand what you are saying, and I still am not sure of those insights because I need more 5meo deep trips, but if I were to steelman a Leo's position, I would say that when I sleep at night, the landscape that I generate is all there is and that for some time, this normal reality is not existing. And I don't see how you can escape that. The sovereignty of you direct experience is inescapable. Even when you have an intuitive insight/experience of this Ultimate Reality, that is still inside your mind. You can not have any experience or insight that is outside of your mind. The Nothingness is The Mind that everything is generated inside. -
Arthogaan replied to ardacigin's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Why? What is your argument for that claim and if you could reference that argument to the context of my dream analogy? -
Arthogaan replied to SQAAD's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Okay I understand. Thanks for clarifying. Just because the logic behind those decisions (of God and you) is similar does not mean that they are both justified the same. By your logic you could say that there never is a greater good, which is false. We as society may want to imprison murderers, so that the greater good of our safety and freedom is provided. By your logic you could say "How is imprisoning anybody good?! If I decided to imprison your family because I believe that would make a world a better place does it make it good?!" That makes no sense. And that shows the problem, we are humans and we are biased. Some people may think that imprisoning a murderer is a good thing, and some other may believe that it is not. But God is one, therefore he is the only one that is unbiased. He does not have his own agenda, because he is ALL. His agenda is to make it the most perfect reality possible for himself, and himself means for all. Also just think about it, how would you create a body without pain. It is impossible. Every night in your nightly dreams you do the same thing, you create pain and fear in your dreams so that you can have an experience. Are you evil because you ever had a fearfull dream or a nightmare? No, that was necesarry to create the dream reality. Bitching about existence of pain and suffering is like saying, that if everything is not only pleasure and extasy then there should be no world at all. There should be no experiencing. That is the evil thing to say. Reality is perfect. -
Arthogaan replied to SQAAD's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
I don't see how that is a good analogy to what I said. It seems to me that you yourself see that killing miserable and opportunistic people so that only happiness is left is evil. So that is also why God allows it. You can try to explain the analogy better to me. -
Arthogaan replied to SQAAD's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
I don't see how that is a good analogy to what I said. It seems to me that you yourself see that killing miserable and opportunistic people so that only happiness is left is evil. So that is also why God allows it. You can try to explain the analogy better to me. -
Arthogaan replied to SQAAD's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
1. There is A LOT OF Happiness. Go to any park and there is blisfull kids running around, dogs breathing with exctatic smile just for the fact of existing and being able to breathe. Yes there is a lot of hunger in Africa but imagine hom many people are falling in love in this very second, how many people have sex right now, how many delicious meals are eaten right this moment. Hom many trees are exctatic with oxygen and sun that is shining on them. Negativity is much easier to see, because we are wired to perceive it more, to make our chances of survival bigger. And even in Africa in areas with hunger, there is still much love and much happiness. 2. God is good. If he could construct reality with less pain, he would. But it is not possible. In order to create biological machines made of flesh, he had to invent pain and hunger, because otherwise we would be dead after 1 hour of walking because of stupidity. We would forget to eat and we would die out of malnutrition after 1 month. Also God had to create us naturally selfish a little. Because then we would just give our meals out, and die again. So each component of suffering is actually good. It was designed for greater good, but we are unable to see that because we are biased by our own survival. -
You are too immature to grasp the fact that everyone has different values and goals in life. Everyone can enjoy what they want to enjoy.
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Arthogaan replied to Arthogaan's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Oh okay, you were talking all this time from the paradigm of material world existing? Then I don't think we can really engage. I am asking from the paradigm of entire universse disaappearing during "death" and new reality being imagined without the loss of Consciousness. -
Arthogaan replied to Arthogaan's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
And that answer I can appreciate. It engages with the question. Thanks. Or maybe some people know. Maybe some radical 5meo experiences show what is probable to happen. Or I know we have a user @justfortoday that had near death experience, I am stoked to get his perspective. We can never know for sure I agree. But maybe there can be some insight into the nature of this. That is why I am asking. It seems to me, that if Eternity is by definition infinite, and this body, this incarnation is finite in nature, then at some point, even if I am to live for 2 million years, then it seems intuitive that the Absolute will want to move onto the next form eventually. Don't you agree? That it seems nonsensical for the Absolute to dwell in Someone here's body FOREVER?