Conciousness makes me indifferent to the world

[Onecirrus]

How do we solve the world's problems when there are no problems? When I dissolve into being nothing really fazes me anymore. If something is outside of my field of awareness, it might as well not even exist! (Maybe it doesn't?) I'm also in no position to find solutions to the world's problems. (I have no power, capital, influence, movements, ideology, religion, corporations) So why even care? Do I just lack empathy, responsibility, consciousness?

[oMarcos]

You are just bored.

Edited November 25, 2019 by oMarcos

[hamedsf]

what you did was just referring to a dead meat not an awakened person. awakened person doesn't always in all cases take the middle point, he or she can take one side to defeat the other. there's a way big difference between realizing that all problems are imaginary versus taking approach to solve the problem. if you're damn enlightened and you see that blood gushing out of your vein, if you don't care to put a bandage on it, it's your own problem, not non-duality's 

[Elisabeth]

Is this of any use?

[tsuki]

@Onecirrus Imagine a child playing with legos.
The child has no problems (it feels safe), but it still plays a game that poses a challenge (problem).

We're not adults because the child is gone and we're not playing anymore.
We're adults because the child has learned to be its own parent and plays games that are valuable to others.

[PenguinPablo]

Buddha warned about this. Being apathetic and ignoring the world is not enlightenment. It’s aversion masked as “enlightenment”.