inFlow

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  1. @MarioGabrielJ seems like you are too stuck in your head and your heart is closed. Your words are full of "mind" thinking. Mind cannot see beauty, only heart can. 🙏
  2. @enchanted Are you seriously questioning these things?
  3. Alsmot always... It's even hard to speak about "Your" life, because You are no longer centered around the body. Awareness spills out and is not rooted to the ego.
  4. AFTER THAT EXPERIENCE I never did weed/psychedelics again.
  5. @OBEler Everybody is different. It has different effects. Can't say anything about it just explain my personal experience and then people would just see for themselves.
  6. You just feel it right in the trip that something is going bad, that this is not normal and something is having an internal conflict. The last trip I did gave me such a bad ego-backlash that I couldn't practice yoga/meditation for two months. You get huge insights during the trip, I'm not gonna denny this fact, but man do you feel bad the upcoming days/weeks. And you really think about is it worth it. After that when I practice your sadhana, doing yoga, I feel that the energies are all over the place and that yoga helps them get back to normal, but psychedelics just messes everything up. I've heard my teachers of tantra mentioning this fact, but I've kinda didn't believe him, but when you actually build yourself as a yogi and try to experiment with psychedelics you start to understand that this just messes the things you worked so hard for. It might just be me, maybe some of you are fortunate and don't get influenced by it, or maybe you are that numb and have no awareness about it. Who knows. It's just my personal experience and I've never ever done it, let alone smoke weed, that fucks up you too. Im living a sober life and yoga+kriya just makes you be in psychedelic states while you are sober. Sometimes it's very noticible, sometimes it's mild, but it feels like you are ALWAYS on something.
  7. @davecraw 6 hours is way too much. You are probably not even a monk and doing that much just hurts you. Try doing max 2 hours of physical yoga and couple it with up to 1 hour kriya yoga. I can see that you over-do it physically and you are not gaining anything in terms of progress. Also you must have a very clean diet for all of that to work. No, don't even try psychedelics it will fuck up your energy/chakra system. And you will need time to rearange it back to normal again. This will take a lot of time. If you are doing it naturally then don't try it, don't even play with it. Believe me, im talking from my personal experience, you can fuck yourself up. But also I'am not your daddy and you can do w/e you want. Try it, find out for yourself, but I don't recommend it.
  8. Yoga+Kriya is what is gonna get you anywhere near Enlightenment. Simple meditation is nothing compared to what Yoga+Kriya does.
  9. Ego is afraid of God, because Ego has to dissolve before God can live through that body/being. It is the internal resistance of your body which keeps you away from God-Consciousness. And that resistance can be broken through the practice of yoga+kriya. If you take psychedelics you have no chance of being in that state for long, this requires consistent sadhana to maintain it every day.
  10. @LordFall Haha... These people just believe what the mind creates. Don't ever give yourself to these kind of people and their interpretations of reality. Such people are very delusional and don't understand how mind creates reality. Also if you live in Canada you don't automatically get happy, you have to do certain things to create that happiness within you. This is such a stupid way to think about it. People often mistake what is true happiness and how it comes into your life.
  11. This is awakening in a nutshell. Even the act of trying to explain it is not it. It cannot be put in to words nor it should be. Being is the only explanation.
  12. Santata Gamana doesn't offer something new, kriya yoga techniques are all over the place. You can just find other books on it and just practice. He just writes book after book and baits you to buy more. I bought some of them, read them and I grew the need to buy more, which is sad.
  13. @theleelajoker It's the universal Truth for every living being. Yogis back then knew their shit.
  14. @theleelajoker The less tension the body has the more God will live through it.