Will1125

You must realize that your current experience, right now, is the most beautiful, perfect, and absolute state of being. It cannot be any other way. This is everything you’ve ever wanted to be and everything you’ve ever desired to live, exactly as it is, no matter what.

But I wanna live the "I" deep in me. I don't think it is possible to kill it, realising what it is yes but not more.

It implies realising the dream. That's why you struggle accepting solipsism.

Leo do you an answer to my question ?

All wjat you said was in now

Now, direct experience is the truth, and we are always in it Anything closer to truth ?

My answer to that question is that God perspective is me, and nothing else.

@Javfly33 I mean, whatever, what is now is what it is and thats it Im reading you right now But why this one in particular ? Common sense is that I could also experience the dream from your perspective, so why my perspective and not yours?

Why do I experience this body right now and not another ? Only answers I get is karma but to me karma is an illusion, everything is already completely perfect as it is. There is just the dream. So, why this dream in particular ? Is it because God is just like this and thats it? Sounds extremely egocentric since it means to be me to perceive God (it also works for you) but I dont see any answers anywhere even chatgpt says its a 'cosmic mystery'

Pure consciousness is imagining "reality".

Well if you completely identify with your ego, then yes. I surely understand and I respect what you're saying, especially the difficulty of perceiving perfection in moments as horrific as suffering, war, or atrocities. It's a very human reaction, and I agree that from the ego's perspective, it's not easy to realise this view of perfection in situations where injustice and pain are so evident. This doesn't mean denying suffering but when we recognize that everything, even the worst things possible, are part of the perfection, it opens a deeper perspective on those events. Instead of judging or reacting with anger, the realization that everything is part of the illusion of duality can free us from excessive judgment and help us act with more compassion and wisdom, without being caught in negative emotions. It's not about ignoring the pain, but rather about seeing beyond it, accepting that these events are also expressions of infinity, even though it can be difficult to fully grasp it. This perspective isn't a denial of injustice or suffering, but an invitation to see the perfection of everything, to understand that even the darkest aspects are part of the process. It helps us find inner peace and be wiser.

Minds are opening there 😁

Only God knows 😁

God is infinite and everything God creates is perfect, whatever it is. Horrible things are harder to accept than love and peace but it is part of existence too. Part of God, part of reality, part of infinity. This subject is to encourage and open your mind and perspective about acceptance of what you are and what is.

The biggest suffering you can have or imagine, the most atroce thing,the most horrible thing you can ever imagine is absolutely perfect !