Princess Arabia

Does the baby know about that. The question is, what is experience not what is happening. The body is reacting, different from having an experience.

Ok, I give you that but would they even be able to recall that without some type of knowledge. The part about the stable sense of sense is because they haven't acquired enough knowledge for a self to emerge. Recalling a memory is still one experiencing recalling a memory. They would have to know that they experienced that situation. Can't recall something not known.

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Does a baby experience anything. Can you recall the moment you exited the womb. Do you remember when you were 3mths old. The baby doesn't recall or can't tell you about it when they grow older because they KNEW nothing. A person with no memory or is brain dead, are they experiencing anything. If, for instance, a brain-dead person regained their brain's capacity, can they tell you what it was like and what they experienced as a brain-dead person. Experience is knowledge. You and experience are one. There is no separate entity that experiences for you and without the knowledge of you being there. You know because you are. You experience because you know you exist. You are experience, you are knowledge. Without either, you are nothing.

She went on to win the whole thing. Best example to never give up and to believe in yourself. She beat the odds.

Message to the Universe: Why does pain feel so bad. Why does it hurt so bad. Why do I feel so sad. Why do I love you and hate you at the same time. When I hurt and get over the hurt, here you come again. I thought I was over you, so why do you feel so bad. Just when I let you go, here you come with the joy and then the joy starts to feel bad and turns into pain. I keep crying when I don't care, so why does it hurt so bad. It hurts me so. I gotta get you out of my head. You hurt me so. Why does it feel so bad.

I'm so happy. Happiness doesn't need to end, it feels so good. It's perfect. I'm suffering but it doesn't need to end. Suffering is perfect. Why is one bypassing over the other. What's bypassing is the need to call the so-called negatives by-passing.

Love this. Right or not; correct or not; true or not.❤️

Yeah, I know. I've seen the channel. Rose and Jim says it too. So do I.

The body is an object. It's being used to generate feelings. There's no difference paying for a car and paying for a body but only the meaning given to it. You're objectifying everyday using other people's bodies. Just maybe not for a feeling of sexual gratification. Were actually paying for a feeling.

Lol. Love that. Hehe.

To be technical, that's still a somebody claiming to be a nobody.

However much you're imagining it to be.

What is meant by imaginary. It's not that you are imagining things but that there is no you. (yeah, yeah, here we go again). Doesn't matter, as there's no one reading this anyway, it's just writing and reading happening. Anyway, as I stated above, the I am is the dream; the I am is imagination itself. Imagination is imagining. That's what it does by definition. When someone says you're imagining everything, what they're really saying is imagination is imagining everything. Just as the eye sees, the ears hear, the tongue tastes (but not really), imagination imagines. Imagination doesn't imagine itself just as the eyes doesn't see itself. This is why there's no one that knows it's imagining anything. You were told this, and now it's a belief a concept and knowledge. There is no imagining of.....just simply imagination happening. The Absolute appearing as imagination. The sense of I am, doesn't realize it's not there so everything that arises that it claims and owns it's simply imagination doing it's thing. There's no one doing it, it's imagination imagining. The I just claims it to be (after being taught by it's imaginary teacher...the body is there, but it imagines there's a teacher inside that body) to be the one that's imagining just as it claims everything else. The stories are imagination storying, the ideas are imagination idea-ing, the concepts are imagination concept-ing, the IAM is imagination I AM-ing. This explanation is to simply point out what it means when it's said that life is imaginary and that you are imagining things. It's not to say that life is actually imaginary and that everyone is actually imaginary. It's saying that there is no you and there are no others ,everything around you that is claimed by the ficticious you is imagination itself imagining. So, when someone says you are imagining that wall, it's the Absolute appearing as someone saying you're imagining that wall. Now you believe that you're imagining that wall when all that is happening is imagination occurring and you claim it to be your imagining. There's no such thing as imagination, just as there is no such thing as a brain or a mind or reality. All there is is imagining, braining and realitying. They are all appearances. When something happens, a story then is told about that happening. The story is imagination telling that story. Notice how nothing can be said about anything until something happens first. Can you tell a story about something that didn't happen. I'm speaking of something that you believe happened to you. Yes, we can make up stories and there is story-telling, but I'm not referring to that. Everything in your life that happens to you, there's a story that goes along with that. That's what's imaginary. Not the thing that happened. The thing that happened really happened and is not imaginary. What's imaginary, is the story being told by imagination itself. That's what it does. My writing this is not imaginary. What's imaginary is that I believe someone will read this. There's no one to read this. Yes, reading may happen, but the imagination is the belief that I, the fictious I, is writing something that someone will read. That's what life is imaginary means. Life is apparently happening with no imagination. What's happening is imagination appears to be a part of the dream of separation; and dream is the same as imagination which is the same as the separate self, which is the same as experience, which is the same as knowledge, which is the same as awareness, which is the same as consciousness, which is the same as everything claimed and owned by the I. Note: This, and everything i write in this journal, is not a teaching. It is what I've come up with based on what I BELIEVE to be the case. It is not a knowing or what I have or can prove. This is why it's over here in a journal and being written for myself by myself. I may refer to "you" as if I'm speaking to you and trying to tell you something that I know to be true, but it's what language does, and I sometimes write as if I'm telling someone something. I could be delusional, wrong, or just plain insane so read at your own risk and take nothing I say as truth other than the obvious fact that it was said.

What is the dream: The I AM is the dream. The energetic contraction in the body that arose at a particular apparent age, maybe 6-9 yrs old that senses that it's a separate self and I am here and everything is over there. Everything that appears and arises within that apparent awareness is seen as something in relation to it. I am seeing a tree, I am smelling coffee, I am walking, I have a relationship, i can hear the radio, i am, i have, i can, i know, i think, i feel, i, i, i, i, i. Everything now becomes separate and that sense of separateness is what's driving that energy to want. It wants to become. It needs, it desires. What comes with that is a sense of feeling, feeling of lack, feelings of isolation, feelings of desperation, loneliness, hunger (the body feeds itself, the I am feels the hunger), feeling horny (the body goes through it's own cravings, but the I am feels it owns it and now it claims to be the one horny) and so on and so forth. This sense of separateness is where the suffering comes in. Separation and suffering are identical. Can't have one without the other. It then looks to objects to try and ease the suffering; it's temporary relief as the suffering continues because those objects are just objects irregardless of the separate individual. No relation at all because they're not separate. So it continues to seek for more. It attaches to everything in it's dream and tries to hold on to things. It can never hold on or grasp anything and things are always slipping away which causes it to grasp for more. It then tells stories about what appears so as to make the dream make sense (sense-making), but anything that doesn't make sense to it, it curses and that becomes the enemy. It constructs a whole identity around itself because there are circumstances and experiences that occurs to fit well into the dream, it can't help but to see it's reality to be solid, purposeful, valuable and it then claims autonomy of it's life. It's amazing how this happens. It's like magic; it's indescribable, it's fucking genius. It's nothing, really; but it appears just as real as a nightly dream with feelings, images, and a sense of an I. Now, a world is born, a life is being lived......until it's not.

There are benefits to raw and cooked; depending on the vegetable. @cistanche_enjoyerreally broke that down well.

Nothing sexier than a skinny scrawny man in the kitchen making a salad with nutritious raw vegetables topped with over-fried organic pasture-raised chicken puss. Yummy!!! 😆

Please be more clear. Not sure what you're asking.

ALL I WANT: All I want is to want for nothing. To make desiring for anything go away. To not want anything from life. To not want to know anything, to become anything, to be anything, to be wanted or desired. All I want is to not even want these things because they are still desires and wantings. It seems to be a trap. A trap and a cycle that can never end. To want or not want is the same thing because not wanting is the wanting to not want. To not wanting to desire is still a desire. I don't want to feel abundant, I don't want to feel lack. I just don't want to feel. I don't want to know, I don't want to not know. I don't want to live, I don't want to not live, I just want to live for nothing. For no reason. I don't want a purpose, I just want to not need a purpose. I want to just be for being sake. All I want is to experience what nothing is really like. What nothing really feels like. If I feel empty inside, that's still something. That's an empty feeling. It's still feeling something. There's no escape. There's nowhere to run, nowhere to hide. I don't have to face anything, accept anything. Surrender to anything. Become anything. Everywhere I go I'm there. There's no escaping me. All I want is not the end of me but for me to not want, to not desire, to not feel, to not become, to not see, to not hear, to not touch, to not taste, to not experience to not think, to not know, to not do, be, or become anything. I don't want to die; I just want to not be alive. All those things make me alive. When I'm asleep, I'm dead to what I want and desire. Then I wake up to wanting and desiring again. All I want is to not be asleep or awake. It's impossible. I cannot get what I want. What I want is more wanting. More desiring. I cannot not want. Not wanting is also wanting. Life is just about wanting and more wanting. It's not about more, it's about wanting. All I want is to not want, so therefore, i can never get what I want.

You're trying to find a "best system" on what's spontaneously happening. If you develop a system, then something or someone that appears to you that doesn't fit into that system will be overlooked. It's best to just prepare yourself, have a mindset that anything is possible, recognize great advice and develop your personality to try and attract what you want instead of approaching it systematically. Logic and dating doesn't really go hand in hand, especially when trying to meet someone. Afterwards, when trying to look for compatibility and knowing what you want, is where that falls into play.