What does this mean?

[Kel Varnsen]

I find this quote from Jed McKenna fascinating.  I think on it every day.  I don’t understand it, but I would like to.  Can anyone explain it?

“It is your show.  It is your universe.  There is no one else here, just you and nothing is being withheld from you.  You are completely on your own.  Everything is available for direct knowing.  No one else has anything you need.  No one else can lead you, push you, pull you, or carry you.”

-Jed McKenna

Edited March 23, 2021 by Kel Varnsen

[Blackhawk]

Solipsism.

It's a "place" where you don't want to be..

[Kel Varnsen]

1 minute ago, Blackhawk said:

Solipsism.

It's a "place" where you don't want to be..

I don’t understand.

[Sempiternity]

 

This video will answer your questions.

[Nahm]

2 hours ago, Kel Varnsen said:

“It is your show.  

The whole point of the universe is your experience. 

It is your universe.  

You are being the universe,. 

There is no one else here, just you and nothing is being withheld from you.  

You can dream it, and experience it, whatever ‘it’ is that you desire to create & experience. No one is stopping you, there is no actuality of lack or shortage, these are limited beliefs, conditioning to let go of. 

You are completely on your own.  Everything is available for direct knowing.  No one else has anything you need.  No one else can lead you, push you, pull you, or carry you.”

Words don’t teach, we learn from direct experience. What is ‘in’ direct experience is what is. There is no need to label, it’s (“everything”) This, your direct experience. No one knows something you don’t or couldn’t know, we’re all sharing from direct experience. This is an attraction based universe, you are attracting experience, no one can do this for you. 

One interpretation anyways, 

[allislove]

@Kel Varnsen

Not really explaining the quote, but this masterpiece comes to mind somehow:

 

[Kel Varnsen]

On 3/22/2021 at 9:35 PM, Sempiternity said:

 

This video will answer your questions.

I enjoyed the video but there are some things that I find contradictory.  How can everyone be God, but no one else actually exists?  

[Mason Riggle]

@Kel Varnsen a good (not perfect) analogy is dreaming.. every character in the dream (and in fact every part of the dream) IS the dream.. but these characters don't 'actually exist'.