Aakash

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  7. Posted

    I'm not sure if this is significant however; after the duality of reality/ no reality broke down. i started emitting visualisations in my reality, (what would be called halucongenic) 3 leaves popped up which were lined in squares with the colours red, green and yellow. 

    It was real to me obviously in infinity and then my body gained immense vibrational pressure, which induced it further. 

    I feel like i understand why we have pictures in hinduism now. Its not miraculous that somoene experienced this and then drew what they saw; just like i did with the three leaves. 

    i then thought, hold on a sec this is crazy and it went away 

    soon after, i realised that it must be the sacred chemical that people who meditate do kundalini experiences feel. but i came to thought i understand the vibrational feelig they must feel is immense but how could they have the visualisation with their eyes close , so i doubt thats what they see

    what do you guys make of it? 

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    OMG! @Tony 845 if they're going to watch something! make them watch anime!!!!! the tv associated with these cartoons are literally ALL COLOURS of the spiral dynamics!!

    I'm not even going to lie, this is what opened my radical openmindedness and i could even say it is particially 30-40% of the reason i ended up at the truth man. it's so weird! 

  12. Posted

    Also i started doing some observation of my little cousins who are 4 , 9 and 15; i found that the best way to learn key life lessons in this day and age is through physical games; not like screen/computer games! thats more neurotic to life than it is helpful. Something along the lines of the costs of getting a chocolate bar is to eat 4 grapes lol! thats what i did and my little cousin refused and just cried basically. he never got the chocolate in the end. 

    I hope he learned something though - who knows its in his direct experience either way

  13. Posted

    Trust me as a person who done this whole process from a young age, and is young themselves. Its not your resposibility or to push it on them dogmatically. I simply arrived at the TRUTH at a young age because i was genuinely curious about questioning literally everything. Thats all you can do for them really. From a young age just teach them to think from different points of views and accept other peoples opinions and the fact they may have a curnell of truth within their opinions. 

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    @Mu_ definately some good pieces of information; i do not expect this journey to be without loads and loads of suffering! to be challenged completely. I am not taking anything for granted but i can see how self hate is a problem when dealing with this pathway. I hear alot of people get depressed when they aren't allowed to be thier true nature. However, accordingly so i believe that if you love suffering so much that suffering does not exsist. This is the key to this problem as @ivankiss once said to me- care until you don't care anymore. None the less, it will not be any easy road to do that in direct experience. 

    However, thank you i will definately take on what you have said and prepare daily/weekly routines! any recommedations? maybe meditation would probably be the best at this point just to let go of thoughts! 

  20. Posted

    Boddhisatvas are enlightened beings yes, they just choose to accept themselves as they are, 

    I think all these enlightenment, jesus consciousness, buddahood, moksha, allah are basically just realising that everything is nothing and then from there you have a last choice, what you wish to do with your thoughts knowing they are also part of the illusion 

    you can either go with them in the now this is complete purity or nirvana etc and those words above (be the foundation foothold itself for yourself as oneness) 

    or 

    you can choose what to identify back with but on a spiritual path to raise consciousness and release suffering... in this way you have to tailor your thoughts accordingly (build foundations foothold for others as oneness)

  23. Posted

    Dear sirs and madams 

    How does one live a good life :D when all is unreal ? 

    I am young therefore i am deciding to embody my bodisatva ,

    i personally like my science and other subjects like history, psychology etc ... i wish to share knowledge in these subjects with hints to non duality in the world of play. 

    Personally, i feel like i would become buddah nature towards the later years of my life, when i am ready. 

    I accept illusion and decide to love in unconditionally! and therefore live a life of play.... no ego just pure illusory freedom really

    I will continue contemplating the nature of something, and doing spiritual practices 

    The thing i love the most like leo said he loved non duality , for me the thing i love the most is finding alternative ways to sort out problems so i will continue this going forward and help out illusory problems before joining non duality 

    Does anyone have any advice so per say on how to live a good life while in spiritual ego? 

     

  25. Posted

    @Key Elements video was amazing

    I've done a little bit of contemplation before on this matter and why people would come out of void/ infinite somethingness - it appears to me that if you split back into an ego to complete a specific life purpose that you have created. Your thoughts would be tailored to that and you wouldn't be in infinity anymore. Its like you've selected a specific group of people instead of accepting anyone. Where as buddah hood i think that if you look at buddah or jesus they accepted everything in the now and had no inert intention. therefore it is also like the prohets aswell. they were just being their mind body thoughts and soul. 

    None the less, there is no difference in the path you choose so per say as we all know its an illusion even the truth (only to some degree that it is currently at the moment in now-time) . so it becomes the choice of what you would like to do as your life purpose. If you do not choose in the now and for example, i thought about building schools in africa to improve their spiral dynamics problem then this is my choice to be a bodhisatva at this present moment and i would focus my thoughts on that. I am still not doing it for myself to feel good in any way (i.e from ego) but my spritual ego has chosen this as my spritual dharma. (if i decide to carry along with it)

    so buddahood is just doing whats in the now. 

    my predictation as spritual ego is that eventually if we had a society all at buddahhood it would be one amazing society for oneness but that itself is almost 10,000- 20,000 years in the future! in my opinion we are well offf it! so in conclusion buddahood is the current true nature of a human being at present time. Nothing dictates there are not higher stages and my opinion is there will be in the future. We are just a long time away from it and living in the now. Therefore it's simply a choice ..... boddhistava or buddahhood? 

    let me know what heads or tails you made out of this

    kind regards