Mellowmarsh

The Self is known, but never seen.

Your videos are directed at your own sense of self, for your personal love of conscious creation that you are creating for yourself. What do you think of yourself now?

Put an ego in your shoe. Try that first.

I’ve noticed you say the word “right” quite a lot after your sentences when talking to the emptiness watching your videos.

You are sharing for the love of the unknown. If you don’t know who you are talking to the conscious creation is landing on emptiness.

You are talking to the unknown.

Hey friends. Is not true.

Ego is an imagined entity. What is imagination?

No one posting about spirituality on this forum is your friend.

You already know what when you label what.

Be that as it may for your personal logical left brained reasoning. But that’s not the point of this thread topic. What I’m trying to say is: All perspectives as to the true nature of reality are relative - therefore cannot be absolutised. On a level of meta logical reasoning: The absolute = undefinable and cannot be different from all of reality itself.The aggregate of all of reality itself is not isolated from all individual fragmented things, events, and experiences, but are interconnected parts of a single, all-encompassing reality.Therefore, all assertions are relative, and relative assertions about the absolute are absurd. Human knowledge/ based on conceptual models of reality, in this artificial conception, is relatively ( un ) true.

We’re all stuck in our own echo chamber. There’s nothing known outside of human language. Period.

Then again… the famous saying, "I have never let my schooling interfere with my education," highlights the difference between institutional instruction and lifelong personal growth. There really is nothing outside of artificially created human syntax. There really is nothing to talk about except illusions.

I deeply resonate with your writings. I haven’t read much of your work or been aware of you, until recently. But what I have read recently really rings true with my own thoughts and feelings. I love how you express yourself. Also, I’m currently at the stage of my life where I just would love to be in the presence of someone without saying a single word to them and them not feeling uncomfortable or awkward by the silence. But so far I’ve never met someone like that in my entire life, it’s rare to meet people like that. Of course I could meet people like that maybe in a Buddhist community or something similar like satsang retreats. But it would be nice to meet ordinary non spiritual or atheist people and be comfortably present with them without a single word passing our lips. But the opposite exists, everyone just seems to want to create noise and drama as if it’s the only way they can feel alive.

I’ve never heard of said link about the god of death. The reason I said what I said comes from my own personal introspection into the nature of reality. It’s how I personally understand life and death. I pondered long and hard about how I got here from a prior non existence, and the answer just came to me.