Truth Addict

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  1. @jim123 These teachings are very advanced, most people can't accept them, so don't feel frustrated. If you believe in Jesus, that's great. Morality is a very good thing to have, as long as it feels good for you. Just keep an open mind, love others and accept them for who they are, and you will find God right there. ❤️
  2. @Ponder Well, I can't blame you. I saw two of your topics being raped by irrelevant discussions, so I am sympathetic with you, son. 16-17 years old, I guess.
  3. @sarapr You sound very depressed, and stuck in a loop of negative thoughts. Well, the good news is that thoughts are not reality, so why not having positive ones instead? For example: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Belt_and_Road_Initiative Most of what you said is fine, but still, there's more work for you to do, you deserve better, start thinking positively and change will happen naturally. Don't give up on life, that's the point of the future being unknown, is that it always surprises us. Who knows? You might get married to a knight with a shining armor who is capable of changing everything for you, and I don't mean only financially, I mean literally everything. Until then, learn how to look at the full half of the glass, do your best, keep doing what gives you light and hole, forgive yourself and others, let go of imagination, keep following Leo and spirituality, give yourself the time and space to feel good and explore new things. It's just a phase, and you are doing great. Stay strong.
  4. I know, so let's just drop it. ❤️
  5. @J beastly I'm sorry for your loss. Remind yourself that death is natural, and that with every one death there's two births, life is always expanding. With the death of a loved one, life gives birth to two possibilities depending on how you act on the matter. I know it's hard and that there's no way to avoid it, but there's also the path of peace, which you should choose and let your mother rest in forever, that's probably for the best. I hope you get through this hard time, and I know you will, only coming out more stronger than before. ❤️
  6. @Ponder That's how every mental masturbation starts here.
  7. @Leo Gura I assume you're speaking from experience. What is your experience with prayer?
  8. The point is that direct experience is equal to belief, not superior to it. It's up to you what you choose, it's dependant on how your mind has been wired since you were a kid. I assume it also depends on your brain chemistry, perhaps some people are born naturally skeptical and others believers. You're welcome dude ❤️
  9. @abrakamowse To define something we need to contrast it against something else, which is usually the opposite of it. Doubt vs. Belief. Skepticism vs. Faith. Doubt is a conflict, an inner battle, that basically arises from insecurity, which arises from misidentification of reality, confusing the map for the territory. Conflict ends when the veils of experience are removed, and when everything is seen as it truly is. Or, conflict ends when an idea is taken for granted, so that idea becomes a reality. Evidence is not always relevant, often times the sources of information play a vital role in choosing between doubt and belief.
  10. @mandyjw But I'm not laughing at you like Tom is doing Might as well be literal too. Eloquence ❤️
  11. @Inliytened1 On Instagram you can love photos though, I don't see such an option here. Follow some celebrities on Instagram and see how much love there is. Plus, all is one is a belief for most of us which we are trying to verify and not be dogmatic about it (me first and foremost). Plus, everyone is trying to be right and win, that doesn't happen on Instagram. Instead of trying to prove things, we should try to prove our love. This is for everyone to hear. I love you guys ❤️
  12. @CreamCat You still think the forum is high conciousness? I mean even Instagram can compete right now.
  13. The rest is out of your hands. Let go.
  14. I know that. I'm just saying you need to become detached. It's possible to have compassion for others without feeling bad.
  15. In terms of Truth and enlightenment, he definitely is above me, way above me.
  16. @Inliytened1 He's not deceiving anyone here. He's saying what worked for him, and assuming that it will work for others as well. I don't know about you and others, but I can clearly see that David is way above me. And don't get too literal with the 48 minutes claim, he's probably just using that number as humour. I can clearly see Truth being spoken when he's talking. He's closer to Truth than anyone else I have ever known.
  17. @zeroISinfinity @Shin @Inliytened1 Actually guys, David is right. I don't like to admit that, but I have to. And I'm not joking, I want to become like that.
  18. @David Hammond I'm afraid that I have to agree with you. That is true enlightenment. ❤️
  19. @David Hammond I agree with you for the most part. However, there are some issues that you're ignoring. Exhibit #1: This is known in self development as victim's thinking. Your personality is not a fixed thing, you can definitely change it. The question is: do you want to change it or not? Exhibit #2: Again, victim's thinking. But also, projection. I'm not trying to impose anything onto you, I was just asking for clarification, and out of curiosity. These are your thoughts, not my own, and not my reality. Do whatever you want, I don't care. Exhibit #3: Correct, but this does not justify your behaviour. Consider infants, you don't tell them to go feed themselves, you give them their food. You are a jerk to others, that's a fact. Instead, try to have more compassion to them, it doesn't have to necessarily be coming from fear of judgement of society. It can come from Love. I see that you love everyone, but that's not how you treat others, you're causing more damage by being selfishly honest. You're also forgetting that there is no hate except in your head, others don't hate you, even if they curse you. How would you know? Right? I assume that that phrase was directed to others, to get them to reflect on themselves and then do the "work". See, that brings us to exhibit #4: Well, it appears that you are trying to do something. You are trying to wake people up, by showing them how they're bullshiting themselves. Or else, you wouldn't be here spitting your wisdom and knowledge on others. Why are you in denial about that desire? Exhibit #5: And yet, your opinion is offensive to others, that should tell you something about yourself. You lack compassion, I know that because I've been there. You're assuming that you should be 100% direct and honest with people, or you will be driven by fear of judgement and suppression. But that's not true, I told you earlier that you can be loving and compassionate and treat people as your kids, you don't hit a toddler with a stick for not being able to walk. You seriously lack compassion and might want to look into that. I could go on about where you are going wrong, but I'll stop right here and see how you will respond. I'm not doubting your enlightenment. I'm just saying that you're overlooking some important issues and thinking that you're somehow above them because you're enlightened. Self-development is the perfect place for you. ❤️
  20. @seeking_brilliance It isn't really about anyone else but you.
  21. @David Hammond What's the point of triggering other people's egos? I mean, no problem, but why are you doing that? It seems like you're aware of why you're doing it, and that you're doing it on purpose. What is that purpose? I wonder. Are you testing their enlightenment? Their emotional intelligence? Their thoughts? Their open-mindedness? You know that most people get defensive when you attack their beliefs, right? So, that can be counter-productive. Just so you know.