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Yeah for real, they gotta be. Especially in FMAB, its straight up non-duality with a character called God/Truth saying that it is everyone and everything

memory = a thought about something you experienced

You answered it for yourself

@Florian Survival mechanism, you get angry or scared and try to kill or injure what alarmed you because they are a potential threat. Boxing may be different in the sense that you are not only protecting your physical body but also a virtual identity of being good at boxing. It is just some sort of ego trying to survive basically.

I was surprised to see how well this show holds up even today, saw a few clips of it again and got hooked. Uncle Iroh is probably my favorite character. Nice breakdown of the show.

I think anything that comes into awareness can be considered real. You can call it relative or absolute but it is still something that is being experienced within reality. But of course this just comes down to however you want to define "real".

Yes very true

I believe it is your higher self, AKA pure awareness

It is indeed very hard. Police can get guns pulled on them right as they walk up to someone's car window, so they always have to be on guard. If someone tries to reach for your gun that's a life and death situation right there.

haha for real

Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood, an anime

That is true, but then you could say that your level of consciousness is limited by form and so you act accordingly. It is still in accordance with level of consciousness.

But if you were conscious enough you would realize this wouldn't make you happy, I don't think they were truly enlightened or perhaps they became less conscious Yes reality is very nuanced but the more conscious you are the more conscious your decisions will be, it will automatically apply itself to relative life

@krockerman How does someone who is highly conscious subscribe to low-consciousness activities?

@Kinjal Here is what I found on google While they're closely related concepts, morals refer mainly to guiding principles, and ethics refer to specific rules and actions, or behaviors. A moral precept is an idea or opinion that's driven by a desire to be good. An ethical code is a set of rules that defines allowable actions or correct behavior. But it seems to me their definitions are the same, or almost the same

Awareness alone is curative. You will automatically become moral the more conscious you become, without having to actually follow any morals. This is true morality. Morals are just based on high-consciousness.

@Eren Eeager https://mcusercontent.com/8a146e2bfe98efdd8c326d97a/files/08332a98-370d-44da-86ff-2c04a3ff1858/CHNL_Summer_2020.pdf?mc_cid=f12b90ff1c&mc_eid=3667cfd58d its in here

Focus on what is actual. Feel into the sensations around you and only that.

Of course it has intelligence, look around you. Everything radiates intelligence. Your notion of intelligence is too human-centric.

Lol yeah i could tell

@Eren Eeager I grew up in a Muslim household, my parents are from Pakistan

@Eren Eeager I think he meant the dualistic human self when he said that

This is called synchronicity

@Aquarius I had this insight too. I call it a "collective hallucination", where everyone can agree on how things look and how physical laws are etc.

@inFlow damn true