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I've only played a little bit of Danganronpa, I enjoyed for what i've played but I stoped to study and stuff like that. Besides Umineko, the ones that I want to try in the future so far are: "The house of Fata Morgana", "Steins Gate", and maybe Fate lol. If you want to recommend some I'm open to it. I actually had my weeb phase(even learned a bit of Japanese), I think Japanese fiction has a lot to offer, there's a lot of spirituality baked in their stories. It's not all rainbows though, with the ammount of isekais and some bland stuff like fanservice, but I think that's inevitable given the majority of the public. If I may recommend something to you is the Light Novel called: "Baccano!" it's really great in my opinion, a blend of multiple genres with an interesting plot and spicy action, mixed with complex, creative and eccentric characters(it even has a solipsistic character lmao). The Light Novel got an anime(it didn't adapt everything though, only the first 4 volumes), you can check that out first to see if you like and then read bit by bit
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An Umineko enjoyer haha. I need to play/read it sometime; I've heard good things about it.
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I was born inside an empty curved white room. The Buddha Naruto from Naruto Kabir Optimus Prime from Transformers An extraterrestrial Pyrrho of Elis Osho Kyoraku Shunsui from Bleach
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No it isnt, if it was easy everyone would be awake. It's actually the most complex and serious subject. Because your skin is actually in the game, while everything else you have no skin in it. Spirituality has a huge can of worms of self-deception. Ideally you should only write a book about spirituallity if you have known. If not, then keep it to yourself. This sets the bar really high, which is needed for the evolution of consciousness.
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That's a wrong view of it. The book is big because it gives more than a hundred of techniques for you to try, in case most of them doesnt work for you(which it will be the case). The book is about the Tantra tradition, a tradition that acknowledges the complexity of the human experience, and because of that, it developed a lot of techniques so that humanity could test and try with the aim of awakening to your true nature. For some people, just sitting and meditating wont do, and thats why there are a lot of methods and also why Tantra is so powerful. Some methods are completely different to just sit meditate and feel your breath. In this case, the size of the book is precisely why it is good, not the contrary.
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Only a profound individual could've done it.
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Eskilon replied to Something Funny's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
@Leo Gura I've been thinking about something in the realm of sanity/insanity. Would you say there's the middle ground? Like a hybrid state of sanity/insanity. I guess you could say the average psychedelic state is that, but I've never felt insanity in it, although some fear for sure(you could say fear is insanity too lol). And also another question: Since you've explored this realm, there's concepts in insanity? Like for example, we have a concept named mathematics, which must be insanity for a ant for example. Likewise in higher states there are concepts and ideas in which humans cannot even begin to imagine, which one could interpret as insanity for sure. Imagine in the future we would have a department in science in just exploring insane realms of consciousness. Insanonaut -
Everyone should read this book. The best on the subject no question about it.
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Tier 2 must look like this: LMAAAO
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@Carl-Richard What if a person is very open-minded, intelligent and spiritual(like really not just new agey), but they didnt know about SM. And then say this person whatch Leo's videos, read the book and contemplated for himself. Do you still think it will take decades to reach tier 2? Does this generalization of(taking decades to go through the stages aply to this person?) Wouldn't this person by default be pretty much at least stage green?
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Most people don't integrate it and instead parrot some words. They say things like "I went from Orange to Yellow, skipping Green", they approach different problems with the same one-size-fits-all solution, they distill a problem down to one or a few key factors and that's it, they have a cartoon-like grasp of concepts. It doesn't track on real ground, only on word salad grounds: "relativity", "perspective", "meta". Careful, this can also be a trap. Subtle arrogance in thinking people doesn't understand well enough or have a 'cartoon-like' comprehension of a model like SM and it's stages.
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Eskilon replied to LambdaDelta's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Thanks man. It's a work in progress, ain't always easy, but there's certain benefits and principles you can derive from mystical experiences for such situations. 1. Everyone is free to have their own perspective and opinion on God, and none of them diminish or contradict God in the slightest, it's all TRUE, no matter what it is, how relatively wrong it is, absolute wrong is just not a thing. 2. Those in possession of truth do not need to debate or prove it, you may engage in some good faith discussions to a certain point, but if the signal isn't getting through save your energy and leave it be. Conceding defeat is liberating. 3. Due to the infinite capacity of Consciousness for denial and obfuscation, if someone's unwilling to accept what you're communicating, there's nothing to be done about it, it's a hermetic seal on the mind. 4. Your automatic egoic reaction to disagreement and conflict is still present, but over time it grows weaker and weaker till you're completely detached and are just having fun. And look, there's no such thing as bad publicity. Usually my threads get like 2-3 replies tops, most often none, but look how this here has sprawled You are very mature. Incrível -
Eskilon replied to integral's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
For myself I think of thoughts as an electrical pattern of energy, a nerve pulse that has a frequency. That frequency in the brain creates a field, which gives rise to the emotion. I use the analogy of an electrical toroid wire with a current applied: we know a current passed through a wire induces a force called magnetism. So in the above example - the thought 'electric current' arises, which induces an emotion 'magnetism' that has a polarity. The magnetism or 'emotion' in the body has very real effects: blood pressure can rise or lower, heartrate, breathing etc. This emotion will effect your state, and what you draw or push away from you. This is a brainy way of looking at it. I like it, thanks for the perspective Yeah the thing with thought is that it's very strange-loopy in it's nature; so you can't really grasp it by using it, not really I think. But the basic profound fact still remains: it exists. -
Eskilon replied to integral's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Can an ant trust its insights into the nature of reality? What about a cockroach? And which insight is right, mine, yours, the ant or the cockroach? -
Eskilon replied to integral's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Shhh, don't ruin my eternal hide and seek