Yimpa

Onefinity!

Infinite distinctions. Infinite possibilities. INFINITY!

I love how Mooji has his arms closed, then Rupert Spira opens them. Teamwork!

Be careful here. If you were truly enlightened, you would have a deeper appreciation and respect for human existence. For example, when you look at your doctor, it is possible to still see them as a human doing human stuff, but it’ll be very clear that Consciousness is being a doctor doing doctor stuff in that moment.

Hurt is relative to how you perceive a situation. Higher states of awareness allow you to experience what was once manifested as a major threat to something like indifference or even wonderment. This is one of the reasons why becoming cognizant of groupthink is vital in this work. What other people may tell you is insanity or something to avoid at all costs, you may actually find to be inspiring and exciting. If everyone thought and acted the same way, consciousness would be hella dumb.

Just a reminder….

The classic question

No one does it better than God.

Walmart.

So that’s where Jim Carey got that look…

Instead of trying to figure out who is right, discover that Love is being expressed in all facets.

Mind is an idea in God.

Emotionally challenging indeed

Nice, was not expecting that!

Not being in control sounds scary, yet notice how the need for control severely limits your openness to experiencing reality with clarity. It’s actually scarier to keep the door only partially open, as you’ll endlessly keep speculating and assuming what’s right in front of you. So open the gosh darn door and let the light in. Go from “I wonder if…” to wonderment! And if your door is a doorless door, cool. Approach and open that too!

(I like your word, persist. It’s like the opposite of resist.) Here are some of the points I’m working on: stick to my values surround myself with those who share similar and compatible values identify those who don’t, and create appropriate boundaries to minimize their influence experience discomfort with compassion and flexibility for example, if I share a piece of music that I really love, but my closest friends aren’t into it, let it be. Don’t try to convince them to change their minds, or even make adjustments to the song just to make it more appealing to them seek personal guidance from those who’re much more experienced, and foster a healthy relationship with them daily practice with an open and mindful state

@Sugarcoat came up with a fun title: Semi-Awkward Mystic Autistic

Las Vegas, Nevada, USA.

Where do you get your real facts from?

One of the biggest traps is trying to explain all of this to your “family”. They’re in the business of maintaining a rigid idea of who they think you are. And you’re trying to convince them otherwise. It’s a never ending cycle, so watch out!

What’s truly scary is convincing yourself that you’re powerless to the dysfunctional circumstances in your life. Getting out of that requires dropping garbage thoughts you’re holding onto in your mind. The rest will follow.

That’s lovely, but please don’t don’t suck on my !