Cocolove
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I always try self inquiry during dreams. Never got anywhere except extreme anxiety.
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It's great you are doing this series, this election will be my first chance to vote and I want to do it right
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why brains do not exist really opened my mind although at the time I just took it as a new belief
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I've had levitating dreams my whole life.
step 1. fall asleep
step 2. levitate with willpower
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this post blew my mind because I'm reading man and his symbols right now. As far as I can tell Jung doesn't talk about that kind of stuff. He isn't a nonduality teacher. He is still a genius and I highly recommend him. His take on archetypes, mythology, and psychodynamic theory is very good.
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read: Integral spirituality, ken wilber.
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I've been watching JP's classroom lecture playlists from youtube, and they are really good. They are definitely systemic thinking. If you checked those out, e.g. 2016 maps of meaning lectures, I think you would see that there's more to him. It sucks that he's being such a devil.
Check out this video of JP extremely passionate about the environment:
what changed?
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or get some fun job to work 3 months a year so I can save enough money to live and eat healthy, and spend the other 9 months meditating/traveling/working on a life purpose. Then do that for maybe a decade or 5 years, before finding a long term life purpose. I'm 17 and really don't think I can figure out my life purpose yet, it's too soon. I like psychology but I don't need to go to college for 8 years and get into a bunch of debt to learn it, information is free. The only thing that would get me is a place as a professor or a clinical license, aka safety nets and not my full potential.
thoughts?
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e.g. frank yang, not enlightened but does conciousness work. He talks a lot about the two, I would say he integrates them
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I just had my first mystical experience about 20 minutes ago. Up until now I've had mild weird effects while meditating but this was crazy.
Been doing kriya for 6 monthsish. About a month ago I went from 36 KP to 72. Usually when I do a routine, I'll have one or two pranayamas where this thing happens. Once I get the energy to the top of my head, before I breath out, my head feels fuzzy and consciousness (like being conscious of my body) moves from the body to my bindu or focus point. It feels hot and vibrating. I can still feel my body but much less for a second or two. I usually crave this experience, it feels really good.
For the past week (since I got back from a 1 week break of meditating while traveling) I didn't have this experience, until yesterday, when It happened a couple of times.
Today it happened just a few pranayamas in, and then happened about 10 more times. When I had just a few pranayamas left, I went really slow and decided to hold my breath at the top for about 15 seconds, which usually gets this thing to happen. After about 5 seconds nothing happened and I was about to breath out when it happened but like X100. It felt like energy shot up my spine. I totally couldn't feel my body for idk how long, I'm guessing 15 seconds. I think the technical term would be out of body experience, subtle realm, or something. All I could feel was just this one intense vibration, no sounds, sights, body feelings, etc. I had thoughts because I was thinking 'what the fuck oh my god'. Then after I'm guessing like 15 seconds I could feel my body again (which happened to be drenched in sweat) and it took about a minutes to feel it all the way. In that minute I was breathing normally instead of Kp's, and my heartrate was very high.
I'm really excited because this is the first time something really blew my mind just from meditating, and yes, I know I shouldn't make a big deal about it and just let it happen, which I tried my darnest to do while it happened.
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To clarify, yes I know and of course unconscious or shadow stuff often comes up on trips, as in dreams, but moreover, are the entire contents of trips, things that don't appear to be some emotional release or past trauma, such as symbols, from the unconcious.
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Jungian and Freudian psychology both place a huge emphasis on dreams as being vehicles into the unconscious, dreams are composed of symbols from the unconscious mind.
Do psychedelics use symbols from the unconscious too?
It seems like such a basic question, does the content of a trip arise from the unconscious like a dream, or is it arbitrary, like we used to think dreams are.
I tried googling it but I can't find shit, would really appreciate resources or knowledge if anyone knows.
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On 4/4/2019 at 7:22 AM, Salvijus said:@peanutspathtotruth it's better to do everything from gross to subtle. Exercise then kriya should be the correct way imo.
to causal to nondual?
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On 4/3/2019 at 11:54 AM, MM1988 said:Do you guys feel heat during maha mudra?
Sometimes I get these intense heat waves after exhaling and sometimes I just dont.
I always feel like Im doing something wrong if I dont feel the heatwaves, so whats the deal with that?
OH MY GOD YES.
I get these every time, and I usually have to open the window (its cold here) before doing it and sit under it to not freak out because it's so hot. I also get warm in general during meditation, but maha mudra makes me hot.
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On 3/26/2019 at 6:33 AM, Shakazulu said:Hey
Where do I buy counting beads to practice the OM japa?
I made my own, ingredients from my local department store.
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90 minutes isn't that much time. Is there something else or other things you do for that amount of time per day that you can cut out?
Defenitely don't cut out meditation. I had to go from 2 hours a day to without it for a week a few weeks ago and so many benefits went away.
I bet you are more likely to make money if you keep meditating.
also, think about the idea of 4 hours of work per day, at top speed/intensity, since you can't do more than that without performance lowering.
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im confused? Leo got in a car accident? Did Jeff also talk about a car crash (which i must of missed leo discussing) or did he also talk about a similar experience.
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ken wilber does a good thing in his book integral psychology refering to defenitions of spirituality with relation to developmental psychology that i think is relevant to this idea.
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Insight from life purpose course LP section exercise 5, 3 passionate events visualization. I realized I specifically get very very enthused and passionate when I am discussing psychology with others in a teaching way, two events came up, one was me discussing a book I was reading and the other was me talking with my friend.
Both cases involved teaching interested people, and both involved what I believed to be fascinating psychological concepts
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you dont have to have an acount to use paypal you can just use a card number
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On 7/8/2018 at 6:01 PM, Elisabeth said:It's complicated. I may be yellow intellectually, but my life reflects orange-green in values.
That's how it works. The cognitive lines of development are a prerequisite to any other lines of development, e.g. you can't have green moral development(post-ethnocentric) and blue intellectual development. This survey is cool but it is an oversimplification.
I'd peg myself at yellow cognitively, with mostly orange and green on the other lines. yellow moral, green psycho-spiritual. I have some orange tendencies such as stimulation addiction that I'm working through(mostly there) that I don't know how to categorize.
and then there are various psychological models that don't correspond with spiral dynamics.
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shrooms are not (neccesarily) more visual they just have better visuals
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I want to be able to do a 10 day vipassana this summer, so I'm working my way up. Two days ago (friday) I realized I had a pretty free weekend, and decided to go for it. I still had about 8 hours of homework, just one of the cult like qualities of our pathologically orange education system im only half kidding .
Friday I did Kriya in the morning before school, and did 2x 1 hour vipassanesque self inquiry sits.
Saturday and Sunday I did my daily 1 hour kriya, and then 4x 1 hour sits, so a total of 12 hours from when I got home to now, sunday afternoon. I always do kriya at 6 am soon after I wake up, and did my 4 sits at 730, 10, 1230, and 3, with a little leeway.
It was hard, but not that hard. I did almost SDS style sits for all of them except the very last one sunday, just a bit ago. I got really bad ass pain and sat on the floor then went back to my seat. Right now and today I have felt very restless. It is very very challenging to sit for even 2 minutes without getting up all ancy, opening my eyes or thinking a lot. I feel very uncomfortable in my own skin, and also feel a deep sense of emptiness, not the good kind. I was expecting this because 1. I've done this once before(3 sits /day + kriya for 3 days). and 2. I've read about it appears to be 3 characteristics stage from MCTB2.
Overall I learned I need to do this more, or the 10 day retreat will be impossible. Or that's just mEgo making a big deal out of it to scare myself.
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get the damn book and start the damn techniques. Hardcore is a confusing word. the book has advanced information, it's long, but it's also fun and helpful for everyone. you don't have to go on retreats yet although it'll be hard not to after reading the book. You can just do a daily practice. get the damn book. great damn book