Forestluv

Wow, those eyes are a widow into a programmed mind.

This is an old thread that was thoroughly hashed out over a month ago.

I find it interesting how people in yoga and meditation groups can be closed-minded in certain areas. For example, even the mention of psychedelics as a spiritual tool will trigger many. I used to think it was the religious groups that were closed-minded, yet now I’m becoming aware of more subtle and nuanced forms of closed-mindedness in spiritual groups.

I can’t make you see a perspective that you cannot see. Any “exact” example I give you will go through the perspective lens you are wearing. If you want to come to know this other perspective, you will need to let go of your perspective lens and explore. The explorer carries the responsibility of inquiry, observation, contemplation and discovery. That which is explored carries no responsibility - it simply exists as it exists.

Turqoise unconditional Love is much more radical than that for Green. At Turqoise, it is absolutely unconditional Love. Without any conditions, Love expands to include all “evil” such as Hitler, terrorists and torture. Green unconditional love still has conditions the person is unaware of.

https://www.prageru.com/videos/dangerous-people-are-teaching-your-kids It doesn’t focus on gender tho. It’s a bigger picture of his demonization of progressivism

That is a beautiful analogy ?

@Matt8800 Yellow level beings have a meta view and can see through Green’s perspective. Yellow understands the perception that JP demonizes Green. Orange will limit themselves to an analysis of pros and cons. Orange gets attached to details and is unaware of the Big Picture. Yellow has embodied Green and has a more integrated / expansive view than Orange. Turqoise has transcended all stages. Turqoise is everything and nothing. Turqoise is One with the substance of reality and JP is within the substance of reality (of which he is unaware). https://www.prageru.com/videos/dangerous-people-are-teaching-your-kids

I loved the movie Inception in this genre. Dreams within dreams, uncertain realities, reality checks. . . it sent my mind spinning

Nice insight ? ?

@Arkandeus Beautiful ♥️ ?

How can one “twist the fabric of reality” if one IS the fabric of reality?

@Wyze That’s an interesting question. For a while there was a sense of a self experiencing loneliness. It felt like an awakening process that I couldn’t relate to others. I spent a lot of time walking alone in nature. As attachments and identification to things dissolved, that “me” wasn’t the same. There was consciousness that the whole story of a “me” is within consciousness. Loneliness is also within consciousness. It is not something that a separate “me” experiences.

@seeking_brilliance Those are some good ideas and really interesting experiences. I’ve also had a few close calls where I couldn’t quite hold it. I’m going to try the sky hack ?

As well, there is no one who identified as a seeker. Correct?

Has anyone here used “reality checks” as training for lucid dreaming? I had mixed success with it.

That sounds like a bad trip! ?

Thanks for the heads up. Just a reminder to all: discussing sources is against forum guidelines.

It doesn’t need to be either / or. The man can have skills in some areas and lead, while the woman has skills in other areas and leads.

Yep. Lucid dreaming.

@Sven I had a couple deep resentments that had been eating at me for years. The part on forgiveness was the key that unlocked that trap and freed me and helped protect me from future resentments. I had a paradigm shift in this area.

Nice work Jonty!

The attachment to, and identification with, the anxiety will cease. Impulses may still arise in the mind-body - yet there isn't identification with it. The idea "I am anxious" won't make sense because there is no self to be anxious. For example, pain may still arise in the mind-body - yet the suffering of a self that identifies with the pain is gone. Activities I found helpful to reduce my anxiety included: running, music, yoga, meditation, journaling, psychotherapy and discussions with others.

@Sven The best guidance on forgiveness I've read. It helped me out so much during a stage of my life.

A nice expression of how unconditional Love transcends a relationship.