Danioover9000

@WonderSeeker Beautifully designed!

Funnily enough, I've been treated poorly in the past in a GameStop store, and it was an embarrassing situation for me because I just wanted to win in an archaeid machine, and nearly kicked out for stubbornness. I'm mostly forgot and forgave the situation, leaving America behind and moving on in my life to new things and a new place. 15 years later after that incident, GameStop is now being pumped and dumbed by extreme left and right people, like what the actual fuck? Karma is ridiculous.

@Snader Where does the vision come from?

Can I mentally design my life using visions?

What is a conundrum?

@Emerald Him not sharing his part of knowledge in YouTube, is like him refusing to fish for really good fish, despite knowing other ways of fishing. If he hadn't shared his knowledge, I wouldn't have come across actualized.org and developed as much as I have today, and maybe some people here mostly come across actualized.org from him posting videos on YouTube. A person that hordes knowledge in private is a half-assed fisherman.

@Conscious life I've experienced something like that when in deep meditation, where my sense of time just goes out the window. One time, instead of meditating at a fixed time rate, I let the timer run, and meditated with no intent on stopping, and when it felt like I did 20-30 minutes, it objectively was an hour and 20 minutes!

@Arcangelo

@Eren Eeager I've sometimes did this in the past, although I did more typical young people stuff like video games and travelling the world. It was until I got more into spiritual practices and thinking more, and when I had a glimpse, did I really start to question, even when I'm depressed myself. I think at that time it was more head energy than body energy mixed into it, so lately doing some yoga, chi gong and self massages did help me a bit, so balancing is key. Of course, this is not limited to intellectual types, or people more into their heads. People more into their body energies will fall victim to ideology far more and understand far less, despite being more grounded and relaxed into your body. Elliot Hulse is a good example of the benefits of developing your body with some of the mind, yet the body space still has limits and these types still fall for ideology easy.

Careful.

@Lyubov Not surprising, given limited life spans and limited ways of healing then, limited technology and weaponry, allows other cultures to wage war much more easier, and after the fighting is over, people need to repopulate.

@Hardkill Yeah, he needs to experience enlightenment, that'll erase his ego, which would allow him to object with every party, and side with every party. The ultimate middle man version of Richard Feynman.

@Arcangelo Exactly, why this has to be explicitly explained and used as an example is bizarre.

@traveler It's probably better to not use any current hot topics as examples for your point, because from what I've seen so far, some are still too triggered to move away from the example and to abstract and see it differently, outside the box. It's probably best to leave this discussion behind soon, whatever way it ends. Also, your welcome.

@Roy What kind of discipline are you talking about?

@LfcCharlie4 Are you asking to share what our life purpose is at the moment?

There's a connection there for sure, but keep in mind that this does not save you from putting in some effort to mastering spiritual techniques. Also, just because an individual has Asperger's syndrome, does not make them immune to selfishness and egotism, they still need to eat, drink, breath, survive in society somehow. It's mainly the difference being that they experience reality differently, and I realize that such a statement can't begin to showcase how totally differently they experience reality, but it's mostly that. Their body and mind are such that they do also can experience different versions of awakening as well, but that's about it.

@Lyubov He's an interesting case of how powerful an ego backlash can be, can regress you in development, and how isolation due to the pandemic is a tricky state to manage if you're more of an extroverted type. Sometimes I take it for granted because of my meditation practices, but yes dealing with loneliness takes training too.

@Leo Gura You actually mentioned in another thread that there's progression up the spiral, and regression due to various social factors like shortage of resources that lead to harder conditions and fulfillment of survival needs. It's not a guarantee that an individual is solidly in a stage if other factors have a negative contribution.

@Striving for more The trauma release is definitely one of the best aspects that he shared in his journey.

@traveler It's a common pattern here, people get irritated then type triggering labels, which can be knee-jerk, or is intentional to get you to be self conscious for a moment. Most common way is to react back, which is a mistake. If there's nothing else, let go, leave and move on from a discussion. Nobody can force another person to realize and change into a different perspective.

@Akira Just because one's perspective is relative, does not mean that the attachments that their mind makes and maintains from within that perspective is not suffering-free. The main issue about discussions like this is that we only have what we're typing in boxes to each other to determine what kind of person or worldview we're dealing with in frame of the topic we're discussing, and that leaves out 80% of all information that could be helpful in determining who we're dealing with. From this limited window, we can't say that because you're perspective is relative, it doesn't hurt, and come to this conclusion from a limited window, because living inside a perspective is equivalent to living in real life, and living outside a person's perspective mostly excludes you the full life experience from inside those perspectives dealing with discriminations. My main point is that, regardless of your race, racism does cut, and does cut in more ways than racism = white to non-white. Racism also equals non - whites being racist to other races and whites. Also, racism is a sub-category of discrimination, which is not limited to racial descrimination. You can religious, political, gender, age, and so on.

So, what's the point of this thread? That there's good and bad ways to gaslight? What is gaslighting firstly?

Update: I've experienced a higher level of visualization I've ever experienced so far in my life. The colors, shapes, sounds, and my mental body in the mindscape is getting more resolution. I've also experienced greater concentration and mindfulness around me. We're now able to communicate much longer, have better interactions, and I've made in this mindscape a room with a spiritual object that I've had a samadhi experience outside of my body now I samadhi into but on the inside. I've read some accounts of people having samadhi experiences with other people, aka collapsing the duality of otherness/oneness, so this is what I'm putting some time and energy into. I've also completed one wall in one of the rooms she goes to for her spiritual studies, and managed to design in a complex image as a painting hanging on the wall.

This video is a lot of examples of the dangers of canceling a person being accused of plagiarism, publicly on social media, and not legally in court, and some ways to overcome these issues.