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Breakingthewall replied to Oppositionless's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Then what you mean is that conciousness is movement, experience, and unconsciousness is the lack of movement, but both are the same in different states. Then , that is the absolute. So that implies that reality is not conciousness, conciousness happens in the reality -
Breakingthewall replied to Oppositionless's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Reality is absolute because limitation is not a possibility. If there were limitation, it means there would be something, and therefore that something would have to have a cause, and that cause another cause, and there would never be a limit to that causal line. This is relativity, cause and effect. The absolute is beyond cause; it is the inevitable primordial existence that is, since if you eliminate all relativity, the absolute remains, and the absolute is you. There really is always awareness of the absolute, since everything is the absolute, and there is always awareness of something. If reality is absolute, then consciousness is absolute, the same as anything else, like intelligence or creativity, love, life. Absolute means that the part equals the whole; there is no part, only the appearance of a part. So you can say: reality is consciousness. Okay, accepted. But there is something you cannot say, and that is: consciousness is dreaming reality. Wrong! Then reality would be relative and dreamed by consciousness, which would be a relative cause of a relative consequence. This mental dynamic is the chains of the relative. To open your mind to the absolute is to break those chains. Everything we're saying is conceptual; it doesn't really mean anything, but there's a mental pathway where the mind connects a series of structures and... voila! It opens, like a lock with the correct combination. Easy, instantaneous. Here and now, the absolute is, and it's you. -
Breakingthewall replied to Oppositionless's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
AI finds an essential flaw in my argument: that nothingness is absolute potential, therefore it is not nothing, it is everything. Exactly, that's how it is. Nothingness is a bad choice of word; absence of consciousness would be better. Nothingness and something are only differentiated by the presence or absence of consciousness. Nothingness exists, since the absence of limits makes the absolute inevitable. Opening yourself to the absolute is what spirituality is about, since basically, the absolute is you. Are you aware of all the possible forms now? No, since the experience is the awareness of a part. You are a limiter that only perceives what this experience does. If you would perceiving all the possible forms, you would perceive nothing. Infinity is equal to zero, since the absence of limits of zero implies totality and totality implies nothing specific. In totality, consciousness occurs relatively . If it occurs, it is infinite, like anything else, but it is not primary, not a cause, it's a facet of the absolute But the point is: what you are perceiving now is the totality. Always is. The perception of a fly is the totality, because the absolute is absolute, then everything is the absolute. Only the form changes. Then , the absence of perception is also the absolute, but you can't perceive it, obviously. It's just an abstraction, but it's same absolute than the experience . The absence of perception would be the absence of form. If there is no movement, perception stops. And? Reality still is. Then movement restart. Well, not restarting because the gap without movement is "never", but it's nature is the same than movement. The fact that always is movement doesn't implied that reality is movement, implies that absence of movement is a gap in the perception that can't be perceived, but this means nothing, reality is beyond the perception -
Breakingthewall replied to Oppositionless's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
I'm not denying it; I'm just saying that the point is to understand that consciousness is not existence, but rather the awareness of reality. Obviously, as you've explained, there is always consciousness, since "always" is precisely consciousness. Non-consciousness is "never," but never and always are exactly the same in order of its nature. It's a nuance that seems silly or unimportant, but it's essential. It is because if you equate reality with consciousness, with "always," with experience, you're trapped. Liberation occurs when you realize that the absolute is not subordinate to consciousness; therefore, there is no creator, nor intention. There are creators and intentions within the absolute, emanations of the absolute, but the absolute is, and being exists both in the light of consciousness and in the absolute potential of unconsciousness. In fact, it is by realizing the total potential of nothingness outside of consciousness when you open to the absolute. Actually, the potential is always the same, everything that is perceived is always the absolute, only the form changes, but the essence is exactly the same. The potential is about the form, and conciousness is perception of forms, but those forms are just forms, all are the absolute flowing in itself, like a game of mirrors. Who is creating that game of mirrors? The fact of the reflection, nothing else. As the absolute is, it reflects in itself, if not it would be limited, that's conciousness, what else could be? Anything else is impossible in my opinion, the only possibility is that. -
Breakingthewall replied to Raze's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
It's your opinion. For me, the explanation that the US supports Israel because they share the same values of democracy, freedom, and equality is the insult to intelligence. The US only acts out of self-interest, like all other countries. The US has repeatedly demonstrated the fickleness of its commitments and alliances. The moment the cost outweighs the benefit, it withdraws. It acts like a company -
Breakingthewall replied to Raze's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
I think that Americans support Israel because it's their way of maintaining belligerence and instability in the Middle East, and thus being able to control the oil, and because the Jews have great power in US . But the US really doesn't need that excuse anymore. It's just another excuse that, if it becomes too uncomfortable, could be replaced with another. And maybe many Jews will start thinking that it's great being jew but not so being Zionist. Who knows, really would be great that your country reach a balance in the area, but the recent events are a before and after, let's see what happens Watching videos of Zionists taking their children to see bombs fall on Gaza hospitals, and seeing settlers destroy humanitarian aid to the starving population will come at a high price. -
Breakingthewall replied to Oppositionless's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
All spirituality starts from a false premise: reality is consciousness. Without consciousness, there is no reality, since something exists to the extent that I am conscious of it. Everyone hears this and exclaims: "Ah, of course, that's obvious!" How can something exist without a conscious creator to create it? It's absolutely impossible. There is no consequence without a cause, therefore the cause is God. Problem solved! Well, it doesn't have to be this way. The expression of the absolute does not need to be conscious to exist, nor does it need a conscious creator to exist. Reality has an absolute nature, and this nature is absolute nothingness, which is unlimited potential. This potential develops inevitably, not because an entity designs it. There may exist infinite absolutely unconscious universes whose existence is just as existent as a conscious universe. Consciousness is a quality that exists in reality, and it is not fundamental, but an inevitable consequence of the total potential. It is not special. Well, yes, it is special for us who are conscious beings, but we are not consciousness. Consciousness is not absolute, it is relative. Let's see, you, as an existence, are absolute, but your consciousness is limited, and very limited, just the tip of the iceberg. Is that obvious? There's an unconscious infinity within you. Your true nature is absolute potential; you can become aware of it, or only be aware of the information from your senses or that you want drugs or anything. If there are levels of consciousness, as Leo always says, consciousness is relative. Trying to square a circle is confusing and useless. death, real death, the nothingness, the absolute lack of consciousness, is equally alive than life and absolute conciousness . Absolute is absolute, with the lights on or off. -
Breakingthewall replied to Oppositionless's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Conciousness is perception, how could perception create anything? Then it is not just conciousness. -
Breakingthewall replied to LordFall's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Slowly, life separates from its energetic trunk, and the isolated individual begins to emerge. Suffering is the energetic vibration that makes it become self-aware. When the individual groups into societies, they take center stage, and suffering is no longer only physical but social. An elephant suffers if it is rejected from the herd. When articulate language emerges in life, expressing ideas that the brain converts into concepts that represent realities, the mental matrix begins, driven by suffering, fear and desire, vibrations that life creates to move forward. With this impulse, the brain evolves into a machine of enormous complexity capable of penetrating all layers of reality and understanding them. The movement that has occurred is that with life, the awareness of existing appears. This awareness splits off from its own existence to lose itself in its own creation, the mind, and then detach from it, and from there, reality observe itself and understand itself. Seems that this is the movement that happens due the unstoppable positive drive of existence -
Breakingthewall replied to Oppositionless's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
You could. You can explain that consciousness exists because there is sensory information that the brain processes, and genetic structures that shape those processes, and therefore consciousness is the chemical interaction of the neural network. From an absolute perspective, you can agree with that, since the neural network would be a manifestation of the absolute, a facet of reality. The human brain is a manifestation of reality, and consciousness is its result. -
Breakingthewall replied to Oppositionless's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Yeah, Brahman is Maya, there is not a dreamer and a dream, there is the reality, and anything that appears is an expression of the reality. -
Breakingthewall replied to LordFall's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Satan is necessary for reality to become aware of itself. First, it must separate itself, performing an energetic maneuver that consists of entering a bubble of deception that feeds back into the human matrix, which is a world of madness. From this illusory world isolated from the totality, reality can regain contact with itself by looking at itself from an external angle. Satan creates a new perspective from which reality observes and understands itself. -
Breakingthewall replied to LordFall's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Satan is the separating agent. It is the part of humans that induces separation from the absolute, the isolation that leads to evil and the hell of absolute loneliness, the complete disconnection from one's nature. Satan is fear, control, and comparison that leads to hatred and war. It is what makes us human and separates us from the Garden of Eden of full, absolute reality. It is the loss of innocence. A human who wants to be human and also absolute must have opened his heart to Satan once in his life, fallen into absolute darkness and emerged from it, rejected Satan and embraced unity with God. Because human world is full of Satan, if you want to be free of him you must know him intimately -
Breakingthewall replied to Spiritual Warrior's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Nothingness is the absence of manifestation. It is not emptiness, since emptiness implies awareness of emptiness, the absence of things that fill it. Nothingness is the absence of consciousness, but it is as real as a conscious universe. Absolute Being is both, not manifested and manifested. Both asleep and awake are exactly the same in essence; only the state changes. Consciousness is the awake absolute; nothingness is the asleep absolute. Realizing that the absence of consciousness is full, is absolute, is realizing what you are, your absolute nature. Reality is not consciousness; consciousness is the awareness of reality. It is very different. -
Breakingthewall replied to Raze's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
Yes, but those forces will be smaller the less legitimacy their cause is perceived to have. When the anger subsides, the Israelis themselves will realize what they've done, and their legitimacy points will have greatly diminished. The "Holocaust" item is nullified by the Gaza action. So, without the martyr's garb that gave legitimacy to Zionism, what remains is the image of an abusive and criminal people.