The0Self

Liberation is actually quite simple. It is merely that which never comes nor goes. End of story, lol.

Ha... Resonance...

You could say... consciousness comes from the brain, which comes from consciousness. So are they even really there? They're empty.

This guy has helped me come to many profound realizations over the years, fwiw -- if nothing else, listening to him provides a good atmosphere for promoting self inquiry -- as well as reminding you of just how dynamic an activity it is:

The brain is a thing in consciousness. There aren't really things, nor is there really consciousness -- consciousness is nothing, and everything. Not understandable, it's just like that... Keep contemplating the nature of reality, if you wish, or don't. It doesn't matter; there's no one doing it.

When spiritual investigation takes off and kinda just seems to happen 24/7, dreams can be really intense. You might even try sleep deprivation as a practice -- not regularly, but just to try it out. Some of my deepest revelations were under the influence of sleep deprivation (alongside intense contemplation). Just maybe something to try, or not.

Good on you. Keep on contemplating the nature of your being, or whatever feels right for you.

I'm about as nondual-realized as one can imagine, and yet, I am aware of the reality of reincarnation -- it seems there really is a psychic reality in which reincarnation occurs. So yeah, nobody dies. End of story.

I have diagnosed narcolepsy. I went 3 years of procrastinating on going to sleep because the astral projections and demons were so damn terrifying. Like petrifying fear. I got over it. When I identified with the body, the astral projections were forced and agonizingly painful... Now that the identification has fallen away, there is no pain in astral projection. This seems to be the result of 24/7 contemplation of the truth of reality and being, for about 4 years straight. Maybe 5. And I really do mean 24/7 -- in dreams as well. Not in deep sleep, but it seems that is now a looming interesting possibility.

At the risk of ruining your experience of the technique... At a certain point in self inquiry, you reach an impasse which cannot be crossed without (basically) a miracle that has nothing to do with you, and then it's recognized there isn't a you, or an I. There is no I... So how the hell is finding (looking for) the I (self inquiry) going to be easy? It's fully dynamic.

Relatively, we can be sad when loved ones die. Ultimately, it's no-thing. However, the absolute is the relative. No one really dies, in the same way that the future never happens. If someone dies and knows they're dead, no one is dead. If someone dies and doesn't know they're dead, no one is dead. No one dies. Period. Not to mention, there's no one to die -- but this is not worth talking about.

Always remember to contemplate. Even in dreams. End of I AM is the end of awakening. Take your time.

No one dies. It's in your imagination. I have become directly conscious of this. Belief not required. Death never happens, in the exact same way that the future never happens.

If that looks like solipsism to you, you've misunderstood its meaning.

Yeah it's a miracle. There isn't anyone that could deal with it. The belief/experience "I am real" is self-created, and has many apparent manifestations, hiding the oneness that is nothing being everything.

There is no universe, and there is no we. There is only unconditional love, which many insist on calling God. The relative is the absolute. There’s simply nothing being everything — it’s already a singularity.

Eternal < Immortality < Now < Infinite < God < no one You can realize all of these in succession (not necessarily in that order, but “no one” will be last) when practice takes off and it goes on without your conscious input.

Religion says there is a God -> Spirituality says I am God -> Liberation says there is only Heaven, with no one in it.

BTW, Leo definitely refers to God actually being no-God. God has no free will because it can only be a perfect manifestation of unconditional (infinite) love. So where is God? There's only unconditional love. So idk why people argue on here about God. God is no-God. Realizing you are God usually comes before realizing there's no you -- simultaneous with realization of unconditional love, which is more of an un-realization.

^^ Yeah 110ug LSD-25 is perfect for me (I've done up to 1000ug in the past) but 1P isn't nearly as powerful. Same visuals and general feel, yes, but God-realization; oneness; ego-death is much less likely with 1P. For whatever reason...

Dawkins seems very open to deconstruction. He’d probably love it. No one has given him the opportunity thus far. Or not, of course.

I would not even worry about chakras. Just do a proven meditation system like TWIM or TMI. Or note aloud 1x/s.

110ug for me. LSD-25. 1P is far less powerful. I know it feels similar, but how many times have you gotten ego death on 1P? Exactly. LSD is far more powerful even though the visuals are basically the same.

"You" are the dream.

Yeah... However... If you've realized you're God authentically (on 5meo or LSD or ketamine+LSD, etc) self inquiry can be ridiculously powerful thereafter.