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Well. . . Nithyananda also got a solid from his Twin Flame. You think he learned his Slow Jamz in an ashram? I think not. Nithyananda flows like an Eastern Luther Vandross.

Yea, Sister Gertrude. . . ? Surviving the 4th grade with her should qualify as a miracle.

That not how it was taught to me in CCD class. I like your interpretation much better! ???

No way Kanye ascended to the Lebron of Rhyme naturally. He was on Nithyananda Juice.

That’s an interesting description - not how I would personally describe it. What dosages and ROA did you use?

@mandyjw I would say one of the deepest human desires is to return “home”. Which is Now.

@Swagala One concept that resonates with me is the image of a horizontal timeline and a vertical Now. There are awakenings in both dimensions, yet it seems most human minds put 99% of their focus on the horizontal dimension and believe the vertical Now awakenings can be “achieved” along the horizontal timeline. Ultimately, all awakenings occur in the vertical Now dimension, yet often get contextualized into a horizontal story or experience

I don’t think it’s that simple. On the one hand, observation, learning and knowing has allowed release of many blocks and opened up openness, space and freedom. Yet on the other hand, I had to let go and “unlearn” a lot of stuff. There is also a state of not-knowing that is peaceful/blissful. Yet I’d say it’s a deeper form of “ignorance”. Not really the way most people use it.

Thank you ?. I think I’m delving into the deeper, more subtle aspects of my psychological dynamics and what you wrote is helpful.

Ime, psychedelics can stretch the boundaries of reality. Yet they can also take a mind into insanity zones in extreme cases. It’s temporary, yet during the experience, sense of time can dissolve and experience is it will never end and there is no way out. I agree on the personal interpretations. There are some people that mean well, yet have not had the direct experience. As well, I’ve had temporary episodes that I would consider insane, as well as others who have experienced insanity. Yet I’m also aware that I have limited experience in this area and have only experienced a few forms of insanity. There are many others I have not experienced. It’s like someone who burned themself touching a stove one time telling a victim who got burned alive in a house fire “Yea, I know how it is. I’ve gotten burned myself”. They may mean well, yet just don’t understand the degrees of intensity.

I think there are different interpretations of “insane”. The hardcore deeper insane stuff is serious. I can’t see how a mind could respond “Haha” to it. I’m terrified of returning there and I take a lot of pre-cautions so I don’t return there. Yet there is also a lighter form of “insanity” we commonly discuss light-heartedly.

What if a person still acts as a devil, with awareness they are acting as a devil? Would we consider them an angel?

This has not been my experience. To me, that idea sounds like a sane perspective on insanity. A couple of my episodes had no thoughts involved. In my experience with insanity, there is no thinking about whether it’s sane or insane. There is no rational thought process comparing the activity in my head to others. It’s not rational, it’s insane. . . . I’m not referring to mild stuff like ideas that I may have a paranormal skill and worry others might think I’m insane. There are insane levels much much deeper that I would not wish on anyone. Like being trapped in an insane reality. It can go into some horrifying stuff.

@Swagala You are tapping into something deeper. Nice work ??

I can’t speak on his enlightenment package, yet the way he trills RRs is absolutely beautiful. I think 30 days of listening to those long trills has a shot at inducing a breakthrough.

So. . . I just got a call from Peter, the captain of the baseball team. Well it turns out his girlfriend’s mom was getting her hair done and looked outside and saw Leo’s dentist having ice cream with Joe Rogan’s barber. I don’t want to jump to any conclusions, yet I think this could be a good sign. . .

@ExodiaGearCEO I would finish the course you are currently working on - get immersed into it and apply it. Down the road, Tony’s course may resonate. There will be more “special offers” in the future. It’s all part of the marketing.

Not everyone thinks intelligence is uncool. https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.mindbodygreen.com/articles/being-intelligent-makes-more-attractive-study

@outlandish Thanks for the synopsis. My nerdy side loves it ?

You are conflating absolute and relative. Of course at the relative level getting punched in the face is something and the mind-body will respond to that. That is not what we are pointing to. Being hyper-focused and attached to relative meanings will not help you to transcendence. If a mind is obsessed with heads vs tails, it will not see the coin.

@outlandish That makes more sense. It seems like a convenient abbreviation system outside the more complex standard chemical system. Perhaps similar to how field biologists use more complex genus-species names, while laypeople use common names.

@theking00 Careful, absence of meaning does not mean no meaning. meaning vs. no meaning is a duality. Transcendence involves transcending both - not rejecting meaning and grasping no meaning. That is just going from one side of the dualism to the other side of the dualism. At the human level, that can cause all sorts of distress and suffering in the mind-body.

Thanks for the clarity. In molecular biology “P” is used to represent a phosphate group on a molecule. I’ve become so conditioned that sometimes I forget those darn chemists speak another language. ?

That is certainly one response of the mind-body. One I’ve experienced