All my questions about enlightenment

[Aakash]

1) do enlightened people hold absolutes as "beliefs" in their mind 

Absolute goodness, perfection, intelligence etc.. 

2) do enlightened people not identify with their thoughts or is it the fact that there is no such thing as thoughts in the first place, its like it doesn't exist 

 

This is all i can think of at the moment, ill add as i go along. 

 

[Leo Gura]

1) An absolute is not a belief. You can hold a belief in an absolute, but that would be a belief, not an absolute.

2) An enlightened person is identified with nothing. Thoughts arise, just like birds chirp when you walk outside. It's not a big deal. You don't need to kill the birds, nor do you need them chirping all the time or in any particular way. You are detached from the chirping such that it's fine either way.

[Aakash]

@Leo Gura  so would an absolute be held simply as T ruth not truth 

so because a belief is relative , that's its classification for belief 

so lets say hypothetically, i have no beliefs, but i only hold ABSOLUTE TRUTHs 

this is not considered a person with beliefs 

 

 

[Arhattobe]

Read adyashantis end of your world, will help you chill as your awakening stabalizes. 

[Leo Gura]

30 minutes ago, Aakash said:

@Leo Gura  so would an absolute be held simply as T ruth not truth 

so because a belief is relative , that's its classification for belief 

so lets say hypothetically, i have no beliefs, but i only hold ABSOLUTE TRUTHs 

this is not considered a person with beliefs

Truth or an absolute is not held at all. It is just what is. Isness itself is an absolute. In fact, the absolute is all there ever is.

The present moment is absolute, but ego is not conscious of this. To be simply conscious of the present moment is the closest you can get to the absolute. Or take a psychedelic.

[Aakash]

 i see , i agree then only thing that i could do was remain silent as if it just is.