On Absolute Infinity and Aloneness/Oneness

[Lauritz]

Yesterday I had an experience that I would describe as a deep remembering. I wasn't there anymore, noone who could have any control. All of my life was seen as the ever changing present moment. New for me was the experience that all senses were basically the same. I could not distinguish between thoughts and sights, between inner and outer. They were all just different flavors of the changing present moment. The attempt to meditate in order to calm me down was futile. There was only concentration on an object for a while, but ultimately thoughts would just pop up, sounds, etc... 

I also realized that noone else exists. So funny that I write now on this forum again. But I still had and have the question, what are others?

How have you come to understand 'others' after enlightenment? Are you seeing them just as phenomena arising in your present experience, or has anyone been able to realize that he will, at another point in time, see the interaction from the others persons perspective? Is there consciousness (even if it is the same) in others, or not? This drives me crazy

I wouldn't feel so alone if others would actually be me (filled with consciousness) at another point in time. That would actually be funny, interacting with myself. Isn't that where true compassion and love comes from? Rather than seeing others as empty phenomena in ones first person experience? 

 

[Leo Gura]

You already got your answer

Others are you.

God is all beings simultaneously. See my video: The Radical Implications Of Oneness.