Mellowmarsh

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  1. I’m at that place she’s at. I totally relate to this episode, I watched it a few months ago, it’s good. Nice to see you picking out the juiciest ones of the bunch. 😎
  2. @Wilhelm44 Nice, thanks for sharing y/our thoughts, it’s always a pleasure to interact with you. 😀 Emerson understands the seamless flow of not-knowing. I personally interpret that as the death of an identifiable knower.
  3. I don’t know the exact moment I died, but I’d felt the contraction as early as the age of 5 that continued to bug the hell out of me because I instinctively felt it wasn’t natural and that it felt awful. So I spent the rest of my life finding out what this dis- ease was, and why it existed. Then somewhere along the journey of self discovery, the separation collapsed completely, never to return.
  4. Amazing 🤩 That’s it, that’s it in a nutshell. I love it. Thanks for sharing and being here.
  5. Yes, thank you, I’m glad some people also understand this profound realisation. And is why the end of me is when the true magic of life really comes to life. And that’s a life that is never lonely or isolated, or hurtful anymore, it’s the complete opposite, it’s just difficult to put into words for another person, unless they have had this same realisation. I liked the Tim Cliss quote, very true. 🙂
  6. This is the most beautiful talk where she is describing how she felt about the time she shared life with a man friend. How they both aligned spiritually, but both intuitively knew the physical side of their relationship would just break both their hearts. 🥲 This episode was refreshing to watch because it’s been my own personal experience with all the men I’ve had relationships with, they’ve all ended in heartbreak, for the exact reasons she explains so eloquently in this short clip, about Loves brutal effect when we try to own other people. I think you’ll particularly resonate with it, and is why I’m posting it for your perusal. https://youtu.be/aT2uVXJ3JqA?is=BN_snHPQO1GmPZ87
  7. Yeah, if I was to choose just one person to hang out together, it would be with her, in the cemetery. She is so soothingly beautiful in every way. I’ve never seen anyone quite like her in my entire life. I often listen to her at night in bed if I can’t sleep. Her voice lulls me into blissful sleep.
  8. I like your feedback…it’s exactly how I’ve felt too. And thank you so much for watching. I’m glad it resonated, in fact it’s probably one of her best videos on the subject of “ personal identification loss” she’s ever made. And how this loss can deeply affect the emotions we’ve been conditioned to believe are personal. Yes, she is funny, and I don’t think she intentionally means to be funny either, it’s like she’s so open that she’s the perfect medium for downloading the ultimate cosmic joke without even realising she’s doing it. I like her a lot. Again, thanks for giving the video your attention, and for letting me know what you thought about it, much appreciated. 🙏
  9. I love to play with words. We’re all NUN’s here. The perfect acronym for ….Nobody U Noticed. 😂
  10. https://youtu.be/fSH8rJmQdQU?is=YnoyQcbGKtshOWte This is a great example of how innocent this all is.
  11. Okay great, thanks, I’ll scout around and post it as soon as I find it.
  12. Emerson is wonderful to listen to. Thanks for starting this thread, may it be filled with infinite links to the chain. 👍
  13. If you don’t mind, I could post one here just as an example. But only if that’s okay with you first of course, I love this thread. It’s my favourite topic ever. The more radical the better.