ajasatya

the desire to let go of the drug and become fully responsible for yourself.

truth only exists within logical systems, which are built upon convenient axioms. thus, truth is relative to its context of definitions. the Truth that spiritual seekers talk about is different, though. it does not depend on logical systems so it cannot be expressed with symbols. it can't even be thought! the Truth that spiritual seekers desire is the raw answer to the most fundamental sort of questions: what is this moment right now? how does Reality come to be? what exactly is reading these words right now?

@CreamCat you're displaying the traits of a healed person. fly free, young bird!

@Tom Daniel D you can't force people to be responsible for their physical/mental/emotional health. the best thing you can do is live fully healthy. then, maybe, you will be able to inspire others.

being able to talk to people, regardless of their genders, is a facet of freedom itself. the thought of "i can't" and the feeling of shame are toxic.

as crucial as freedom

@Nadosa practice never stops. you've hit the limit of intellectualization. logic can't take you any further. there is existence and that's it. it's an unsolvable mystery. it's an unstoppable mystery. the universe screams i don't know... i simply am through each of us. embrace reality already. embrace your life. embrace it ALL. have an awesome experience. amaze yourself.

WHAT exactly possesses memories?

there's nothing wrong with that. those who enter a poker game should be ready to lose it all. it's an agreement. you're not taking money from anyone without their consent. but i want to leave you with these questions: does playing poker give you the feeling of being a contributor to mankind? what are your mental efforts being used for other than making some money? can you reach a higher vision for your Life?

@fireworld this moment right now is happening after death. ask yourself: what dies?

@PsiloPutty fully enlightened people see religions as methods. some of them work and some of them don't. the religion that i'd teach would certainly be the religion that worked for me. it's not a matter of beliefs. it's a matter of practice and proficiency. the true buddhist doesn't believe the words of the buddha. the true buddhist lives the life of a buddha. same for christians, krishna devotees etc.

once a week. twice MAX. creative energy is expensive for the body. use it wisely.

@Santhiphap great idea. another technique is simply counting exhalations and coming back to 1 after reaching 10.

what do you want to be doing for living after your parents die? ask yourself deeply

i think you're still to find your passion... something that you really enjoy doing alone and that brings prosperity to your life.

@ctzonka be fully happy alone first. people fear neediness because it drains them. vampires are dangerous. get away from them and don't be one of them.

if you want to become a full time yogi, do it now. stop running away.

in cases of mental disorders without serious physiological damage, whatever you do with faith works it could very much be "throw stones at a lake during the sunset everyday for 2 months"

@Durka_Durka are you into mathematics and statistics? have you ever heard of data science? that's what i do and i find it extremely challenging!

@The White Belt you suffer because you still feel lonelly inside. you're afraid of losing her because she's your external source of happiness. as long as you keep up with external sources of happiness you'll be screwed. learn to appreciate solitude or be sad forever.

failing really hard at a lot of other things...

i'd join a buddhist sangha instead. have you ever considered living in a monastery?

what would convince you that free will exists or doesn't exist? what would a proper proof look like?

this question is a dead end. the veracity of its answer cannot be validated.

amazing experiments!