Breakingthewall

Traditional Eastern teachings are unsuitable for modern humans. Spirituality is in its embryonic stage; profound understanding is necessary, not just practices. Modern humans can understand much, and will increasingly be able to understand more deeply. I think that humans are becoming more humble because they are realizing that life is a trap, the horror of nihilism is lurking in a lot of minds, then maybe something real could happen

It's much better that the veil falls. What reality is is neither an observer nor a doer; it is the absolute. You can call it void, openness, totality, limitlessness. It is indefinable, formless, the source of all reality; everything emanates from it, everything is it, therefore, you are it. As a human, if you are not open to your essential nature, you are always in no man's land.

Enlightenment isn't about realizing something or a change in perspective; it's an energetic opening. Through you, reality observes itself. It doesn't do so because it needs or wants to; it simply does. At a certain point, let's say the fruit is ripe, and you can observe what reality truly is. Not observe it with your senses or mind, but with the totality of your being. Open yourself to it, break down the limitations, and become the limitless being observed from an energetic structure that has become transparent. Then ist not observation, it's being, that deeply is the same.

Two hundred years ago, nations were constantly at war, slaves were forced to work under the lash, and no one knew what medicine was. It seems like a pretty good pace. It could be better, but considering how human beings are, it's a miracle it's not something like the Warhammer novels. Do you think it's normal that we've understood the structure of the atom and the fields of reality? I find it very strange.

It's not stupid, things follow their own rhythm; that's how reality is structured. What we perceive as selfishness, cruelty, or stupidity can be seen as hyper-complex energy structures reaching a critical mass to shift to another phase of being. It can't be any other way; it's like saying the Romans were horrible for crucifying people or that bacteria are son of a bitches for giving three-year-olds the bubonic plague. These are human judgments that are precisely what confine us, what makes our structure dense. It's easy to think: those powerful people, full of ambition and greed, should be different, but it doesn't work that way. They are exactly as the human social structure has shaped them through countless relationships and movements. That's how reality works. From a human perspective, it's horrifying, without a doubt, but you have to completely step outside that perspective to open yourself to the whole.

Looking so deeply within yourself that you realize that beneath all the layers, absolute void opens up. Then, letting go of all structures, all forms and attachments, and accepting the total void that lies beneath them being one with it. Then the void opens and reveals itself as total and you are that. It's quite simple in its structure but extremely difficult to do because of the forces at play.

Today and always. Being rich makes it easy to disconnect from reality. Extremely absolutely super difficult. It's as if being human were, first, a set of chemical processes ordered by genetics that relentlessly propel you, and second, a dense structure of overlapping energy patterns, creating a kind of virtual reality from which escape is not easy. It's as if a genius had created a labyrinth with traps, and you are that labyrinth; you are the energy structure formed by this reality that is trying to shift phases, to open up the structure and integrate it so that it functions without dense burdens. Anyone who says it's easy, well, perhaps they don't know what they're talking about. Everything human is difficult and comes from pain.

Again and again implies a timeline. It is only possible within a space-time reality. Trying to understand reality from a linear framework doesn't work, just like trying to grasp infinity from a limited perspective. It only leads to creating aberrant mental schemas. You can do 2 things. One, open yourself to the totality. Two, try to understand this reality, this universe, as deep and clear as you can . But what you can't do is trying to understand the absolute and the infinity. It's imposible. "Understanding" belongs to this specific reality/universe/dimensión, that's a possibility among infinite. What you can to understand in an absolute level is that any reality is and expressions of the absolute. But you are understanding it from this structure being open to the absolute.

Being a millionaire doesn't bring any real happiness; rather, it subtracts from it because it disconnects you from reality. It's another thing entirely if they appear happy. People put a lot of effort (unconsciously) into projecting images onto others to see themselves reflected in them and feel like they are that image. This is called narcissism, and if you're a millionaire, your narcissism bar skyrockets. A woman from a Filipino village with five children who cooks for the whole neighborhood is much happier because she's connected, she's vibrating at the frequency of what's real. For those of us born outside that frequency, there is only the path of openness. No other path, under any circumstances, works. We have to open ourselves to the whole, to the source. To truly do it. If not only misery and nihilism awaits ahead.

The human being is a phase shift in reality. A leap as absolute as the leap from the structures of reality governed by the laws of the cosmos like a star to the emergence of life, which is sustained by those laws but creates its own. When the structural complexity of life reaches a critical level, reality needs to equalize. Just as a change in an electron gives rise to a photon to maintain the symmetry of the universe, the critical level of complexity in living structures gives rise to an absolute phase shift: the mind. The human being is a biological hive being that supports a new structure of reality that transcends matter: the mind. being human is not a game; it is a crucible of purification, a process of opening. A transition from the animal, closed by its genetics, to the unlimited living mind, a new way of existing of the reality.

Yes and any living being but in another sense than humans.

Sardines, birds, or cats aren't frustrated and all that, so I guess in all eternity there will be many other non-frustrating possibilities. If you are a human being with a certain energetic configuratin, you must make the movement of opening yourself to the absolute, because otherwise your life is madness and misery. Enlightenment is not about knowing things; it's about being open to your ultimate nature. This openness implies understanding that death is just change, because being open to your total nature implies understanding that what you truly are is that total nature, and the human energetic configuration is a transient structure.

It's not a debate to prove who is right, but an excuse to try to express a perspective as clearly as possible and from different angles, without falling into contradictions that the other person would point out. Perhaps I'm mistaken, but for me, idealism means that I'm imagining reality, that it doesn't have its own existence; it's a flat hologram whose sole function is for me to see it. (Very dualistic deep down) The opposite is materialism, which says that reality is real in itself, and that I am a part of reality, configured as a living being with a mind, observing another part of reality, which is a tree. We are both reality in different configurations, and we are separate yet interconnected, and ultimately made of mathematical relationship, given that modern physics admits that all of reality is interconnected through quantum entanglement, relationships between fields; nothing is isolated, and the fundamental reality is interaction between fields that are really nothing without it's manifestation in coherent relationships, just potentiality . Then materialism is not "materialistic" ultimately, but it's dualistic in surface, non dualistic in depth. Really modern physic is non dualistic because the foundation of reality at quantum level is the void, that's a field of infinite possibilities.

Because "reality in mental" implies a difference between mind and matter, and also intention. A mind implies an absolute being that imagines, that is, that makes decisions, does things for certain reasons; it is, in a way, an individual. Reality is limitless, therefore it doesn't make decisions, it unfolds. It doesn't desire, it is inevitable. It doesn't decide, it is coherence. It is not one, it is limitless. "One" implies "two," limitless is neither one nor two. One implies not another, limitless implies that one and the other have no absolute meaning, only relative meaning. One represent a circle, limitless represent an unfathomable abyss. All this may seem silly or unnecessary, but it is essential, because if your mind becomes attached to the idea of "one," or "mind," it becomes trapped, closed off

I've explained this many times very simply from different angles, and I'll do it again: the ultimate nature of reality is the absence of limits, absolute openness. Reality gives rise to the existence, which is manifestation, which is change or contrast. What changes is not something, not a substance like consciousness, but rather the very fact of change creates substance. A reflection creates its opposite and is in turn created by its opposite. This is difficult to represent mentally because for the mind there must be a basis, but ultimately the only basis there is is openness, and the primordial contrast is inevitable, coherent mathematical fluctuation because there are no limits. Changes of state of the void , because it's not void due the absence of limitations, it's full of potential. Or, if you prefer, in simplified language, reality is mental, but saying it that way is extremely misleading because there is not a mind, it's just openess, absence of limitations