I still don’t understand the distinction of gravity as an invention

[remember]

3 hours ago, kieranperez said:

Jump off a cliff and then tell me as your falling to your death (of the body) whether you falling is still a story. And don’t give me a slick little nondual rationalization. Yes, in the Absolute there is no one to die and no one falling and no ground. In yet you will still fall until you hit the ground. 

are you talking about a plane or about a fear or about a fear of planes? if you want to hold a plane up just trust a little bit into the tree that keeps the plane flying - in reality it’s not really more dangerous than entering a bus or a car or walking under coconut trees. if you want to you can fly everything! you could even become a pilot. just have a little trust in yourself!

[kieranperez]

28 minutes ago, remember said:

are you talking about a plane or about a fear or about a fear of planes? if you want to hold a plane up just trust a little bit into the tree that keeps the plane flying - in reality it’s not really more dangerous than entering a bus or a car or walking under coconut trees. if you want to you can fly everything! you could even become a pilot. just have a little trust in yourself!

Idk what this babble has anything to do with what I just said hahahahaha wtf did I just read?

[remember]

2 minutes ago, kieranperez said:

Idk what this babble has anything to do with what I just said hahahahaha wtf did I just read?

it sounded like you where afraid of flying your own plane instead of falling. 

if it was a misinterpretation then don’t trust in the tree, who ever saw trees flying a plane?

[mandyjw]

41 minutes ago, remember said:

who ever saw trees flying a plane?

 

[LastThursday]

5 hours ago, kieranperez said:

13 hours ago, LastThursday said:

That's just a theory - just simpler than Newton's.

Jump off a cliff and then tell me as your falling to your death (of the body) whether you falling is still a story. And don’t give me a slick little nondual rationalization. Yes, in the Absolute there is no one to die and no one falling and no ground. In yet you will still fall until you hit the ground. 

I don't care. Stop projecting.

Which way is down?

[kieranperez]

3 minutes ago, LastThursday said:

I don't care. Stop projecting.

Idk what your imagination is telling you I’m projecting about you. None of what I said has anything to do with you. Learn to handle criticism.

[Aeris]

14 hours ago, Serotoninluv said:

You are making a distinction between real and unreal - which is fine. That distinction can have practical value. It's easy to conceptualize the inter-relatedness between real and unreal in the comfort of one's own living room. As you say, it's a lot more difficult to conceptualize when one has fallen off a cliff - then things get real fast. Yet intensifying the story through subjective experiences related to personal survival does not increase the truth of the story. What *is* regarding real / unreal *is* regardless of interpretive filters. . . I had a nightmare in which I fell of a cliff and it was very real. . . It just so happens one of my greatest fears is falling off a cliff. . . For me, lucid dreaming is one of the best ways to explore real and unreal. There are many facets and integrations of lucidity and wakefulness. 

Do you think in the next 200 years, we could create virtual reality in which people cannot distinguish between real and unreal? 

Yes to the last question.

Just look 3d model now.

I would bet on 20 years no more.

[Nahm]

@kieranperez You ignore resources because ya think you have to go it alone. You make posts, and then defend, deflect & project. I’ll surely catch your fire here, but I love ya, I see ya, and that’s what I’m saying. I’m happy being the one you can’t stand, in motivations as such. ☺️ Gravity is the set up to the punchline of purification of all these things. Pearls & swine is a blessing.