PetarKa

Being Until I Starve

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Question:

How / Why do enlightened individuals do things that are anything but Being? I mean wouldn't one just Be and sit there in the beauty of it for days on end until he just dies from starvation / dehydration / lack of sleep?

That's my fear, that after enlightenment I will just "Be" myself to death...

What are your thoughts on this?

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You can be while doing. In fact you are doing it (being it) right now! 

Be the be-er (with a pretzel) 
Watch the do-er

The doer doesn't stop, just like you don't stop breathing at night.

@PetarKa Even Ekhart Tolle, the biggest advocate of being has been stressing the importance lately in his teachings of balancing out being and doing. As in everything, 50-50 is the best one can aim for.

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Mind over Matter, Awareness over Mind

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Because life is also fucking exciting, a thousand times more so when you can be your natural self

 

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The strongest thing in the world : 

Survival instinct

Now nothing beats that. 


  1. Only ONE path is true. Rest is noise
  2. God is beauty, rest is Ugly 

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10 hours ago, PetarKa said:

Question:

How / Why do enlightened individuals do things that are anything but Being? I mean wouldn't one just Be and sit there in the beauty of it for days on end until he just dies from starvation / dehydration / lack of sleep?

That's my fear, that after enlightenment I will just "Be" myself to death...

What are your thoughts on this?

thats the thing


Real eyes, realize, real lies.

 

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