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Breakingthewall replied to theoneandnone's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Sure, the existence of an infinite entity that makes decisions is a logical impossibility. An entity that makes decisions is finite by definition. -
Breakingthewall replied to PurpleTree's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
Interesting Putin speech Interesting Putin speech in which he claims that the US buys large quantities of uranium from Russia while prohibiting Europe from buying energy from it. https://www.instagram.com/reel/DPYv-W6D6Cr/?igsh=MTk0ZjN6cTQzYXNjdw== -
Breakingthewall replied to TruthFreedom's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
@TruthFreedom don't believe what is not logic. If only what you are conscious of now exists, where is the consciousness of being God creating this experience? Hidden? If something is hidden, many things can also be hidden, perhaps infinite things. -
Breakingthewall replied to theoneandnone's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
If you are having a specific experience now, it means you had another, different specific experience, and that you will have yet another. Where are those experiences? If you are now God creating this dream but are not aware of it, where is the awareness of it? Hidden? Perhaps you are also now a Chinese worker, and the awareness of that is also hidden. -
Breakingthewall replied to UnbornTao's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Psychedelics work if your orientation is correct. You shouldn't be oriented toward understanding, but toward openness. If your orientation is toward understanding, you'll enter into mystical delusions; if it's toward breaking down the energetic barriers that keep you confined, you'll gradually dissolve them, until one day, at a certain moment, the entire ocean will open within you, and you will be that. There's nothing to understand; you must be limitless. This isn't something you can do with your mind; something real must break, a barrier must fall. Then the totality will manifest. -
Breakingthewall replied to James123's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
The only difference between enlightenment and non-enlightenment is energetic. All that stuff about experience, silence, thoughts, attachment, it doesn't mean anything special; they're movements of reality, ripples that occur. Enlightenment is easily defined: it's the absence of energetic limits that keep you in a superficial state. To say that experience is this or that, or that consciousness is this or that, is a mistake. Experience implies subject and object. Both are the disposition that reality is taking at a given moment. Consciousness implies the same: something that is aware of something. Enlightenment is when reality dissolves into itself and limits disappear. Then, living depth is revealed at every moment, the source from which reality flows becomes obvious and merges with reality. The dance of forms is perceived as perfect, fluid, limitless vitality. And the obviousness of limitlessness makes it obvious that everything that exists is interconnected, death is impossible because you are what is, and every movement of reality generates an effect that expands without limit. -
Breakingthewall replied to Infinity16's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
In Europe there are millions of Chinese people, and no one feels anger towards them, even though they are fierce competition in many businesses. there are also millions of Latin Americans, and they are not hated; they are seen as people who have come to work, even though in some cases they are involved in crimes, same than east Europeans, philipinos, and many others who are accepted without problem People reject immigrants from Islamic countries because they fear them and consider them dangerous. People feel that Muslims hate the European way of life; they've come for the money, but they feel disgust and contempt, not to say hatred, for the societies that welcome them. So, naturally, they don't generate sympathy. -
Breakingthewall replied to James123's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
It is not simple at all; in fact, it is extremely complex. Reality is organized into separate, interconnected energy structures that increase in complexity. Separation, closure, is a necessary mechanism for the existence of form. Breaking the closure of a structure unprepared for it is as difficult as breaking the structure of an iron atom. It is not possible except under absolutely extreme conditions. Under normal conditions, it is simply impossible. The same is true for a closed human structure. For this structure to open, it must be arranged in a specific way, having reached a sufficiently radioactive point. Then, at a given moment, the necessary energy barriers created by evolution for the creation of this particular form dissolve, and the totality of reality manifests in the form. It is a natural, cyclical, inevitable, and extremely complex process, like everything that happens. Reality is infinitely complex, just because it has not limits. -
Breakingthewall replied to Cathal's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Good point that of dissatisfaction. For me, what sustains this "suffering " is the need to move forward, to move in one direction. But on the other hand, that's human life. Even Buddha spent many years advancing. Maybe Buddha, in the absolute openess to the totality, with his heart and his mind being one with the source in perfect harmony, sometimes miss the times of dukkha, when he was a warrior. There is something alive in the movement, even Its always driven by dissatisfaction. -
Breakingthewall replied to Raze's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
Where you see spirituality, I see belonging and exclusion. Tribalism. Need to be inside again those who are inside. This is coded very deeply into the human structure, and when empowered, it's an insurmountable force. The problem is that it always needs an external enemy Don't fool yourself: the lack of structure, loneliness, and being surrounded by depressed, narcissistic, and alienated adults are much harder for a child than war. War is fun! A Western child immersed in an energy trap they'll probably never understand suffers much more than a child in a war. We can't remain tribal forever. Being a Sioux was much more authentic and direct than a modern human, but what reality imposes now is being a modern human, which is much more difficult than being a Sioux. Don't underestimate the harshness of Western life. The loneliness, the old age in nursing homes, the horror of absolute nihilism. No one is tougher than a Westerner; nothing has ever been more difficult than living without the support of religion and tribe. Respect those people who seem weak, pale, inconsistent to you. They are the germ of a new humanity, one that separates itself from the tribal and enters into the divine, going through a dessert of nihilism, loneliness, suffering. Reality always advances; don't underestimate the intelligence of reality. Ah, and do you think that Ali prayed at night? He was the greatest, but also quite liar and narcissist -
Breakingthewall replied to zazen's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
It seems that large human groups, such as countries, religions or anything, behave like living organisms, expanding until they reach limits. The same goes for the large corporations mentioned by the guy in the video (extremely interesting, should be listened several times). These corporations have a life of their own and seek maximum expansion by crushing anything that impedes it. There is no morality in life, only the struggle for survival. It seems to be the most effective path to optimal evolution. As the guy in the video explains, the war industry, so important in US, is becoming obsolete and could soon disappear. It's neither profitable nor possible. In Ukraine, we saw how hard it is to advance a meter when the enemy has technology. In 10 years, we won't be able to advance even a centimeter; the cost would be exponential. About the collapse of US, and the trump's role, probably he's right. The elites' distance is such that they now see the US as Africa, another place to profit from. Capitalism has only one logical evolution: the replacement of nations by companies, and companies are psychopaths. Nations are unfair but has some principles, some idealism. Companies have the idealism of a crocodile. Let's see how the future's world is. A cyborg world 😅 -
Breakingthewall replied to toasty7718's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
I'd say that before long, many Westerns will consider the least miserable option to leave the cities to farm, living on little money, in a stable, let's say low profile but dignified way. It sounds a bit boring, but the other option is misery. The other option would be big money, business. But living in the cities being low profile is going to be more shitty every year -
Breakingthewall replied to Raze's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
Human beings quickly adapt to circumstances, in a matter of days. The man who was hysterical yesterday because his new car had been scratched is today piloting fighter planes in the Battle of London on a stormy night in the Strait of Gibraltar. Human beings bring out their noblest side in adversity and become selfish crybabies in prosperity. That's why it's healthy to maintain a good dose of uncertainty and struggle in life, so as not to become a piece of shit. -
Breakingthewall replied to eTorro's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
@Daniel Balan interesting, and it's true that European working conditions are fairer than those elsewhere, but a country like China cannot afford regulations that burden employers. This creates a lot of social injustice but at the same time boosts the companies. Over time, if economic prosperity arrives, as it's happening, the labor market is regulated in favor of workers. In Europe and the US, when industrialization was beginning, working conditions were much worse than in China (those were also different times). Forty years ago, China was a poor country, and poor in China means having no clothes or food. Right now, in China, there are still hundreds of millions of people living in extreme poverty, and it's necessary to incorporate them into the labor market. In Europe, the opposite occurs; initiative is hindered and, in theory, it favors the worker, but if you stop being competitive, everyone loses in the end. We'll see Europe in 15 or 20 years. The perspectives aren't good . -
Breakingthewall replied to Raze's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
I'd say that their objective is more de dissapearance of Israel. Look: 🕰️ 1. UN Partition Plan (1947) Proposal: Two states — one Jewish, one Arab — with Jerusalem under international administration. Accepted by: Jewish leadership. Rejected by: Palestinian Arab leaders and all surrounding Arab states. Reason: They refused to recognize any Jewish state on what they considered Arab land. Result: Immediate invasion by Arab armies after Israel’s declaration of independence (1948). 🕰️ 2. Post-1948 negotiations Context: After the Arab defeat, Israel offered limited territorial compromises and partial refugee return. Rejected by: Arab governments and Palestinian representatives, who demanded Israel’s elimination and full refugee return. 🕰️ 3. “Land for Peace” offers (1967) After Israel’s victory in the Six-Day War, it signaled willingness to return land for peace. Arab League response (Khartoum Resolution, 1967): “No peace with Israel, no recognition, no negotiations.” Result: Total diplomatic rejection. 🕰️ 4. Camp David Summit (2000) Offer by: Israeli PM Ehud Barak, brokered by U.S. President Bill Clinton. Terms: Palestinian state in all of Gaza and ~94–96% of the West Bank, with shared control of Jerusalem. Rejected by: Yasser Arafat. Reason: Disagreements over Jerusalem’s sovereignty and the right of return for refugees. 🕰️ 5. Taba Negotiations (2001) Final attempt under the same framework — offered up to 97% of the West Bank and land swaps. Talks collapsed amid the outbreak of the Second Intifada. No agreement reached. 🕰️ 6. Olmert Proposal (2008) Offer by: Israeli PM Ehud Olmert to Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas. Terms: State in Gaza and almost all of the West Bank, 1:1 land swaps, capital in East Jerusalem. Outcome: Abbas never formally replied, citing political weakness and distrust. ⚖️ Summary Since 1947, Palestinian leadership has rejected or failed to act on at least six major peace plans that could have established a sovereign Palestinian state. Reasons included religious ideology, national pride, refugee disputes, and deep mistrust — especially the unwillingness to formally recognize Israel as a legitimate Jewish state. -
Breakingthewall replied to Raze's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
Of course, only the logic rules. There are three versions: one says that Israel is using starvation as a weapon of genocidal war; another that Israel provides enough food but Hamas distributes it unfairly; and the third, that Israel limits the intake of food to keep the Palestinians anxious, or aware of the fact that Israel could, if it wanted, starve them. Logically, I would say that reality is somewhere in between the second and third. There is no starvation, there is scarcity. It is a war, and Israel uses every psychological tactic it can to achieve its ends. Israel cannot starve Gazans Genghis Khan-style because the world is watching. For example, this video shows the hard situation that have to face an aged Palestinian man to live day by day. It's extremely challenging living in the situation, but same time, the video shows a healthy man. Then, the logic tells that the starvation is not the case. You can't, in any case, believe any report of any part, because both sides lies completely. The only possibility to make a map is observation and detached logic https://www.instagram.com/reel/DQRckK5lFab/?igsh=Z252dzVkM2R3ajdh -
Breakingthewall replied to SQAAD's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Everything is interconnected; nothing can be separate. Any separation would be an absolute limit, and if you realize what reality is, you'll see that's not a possibility. Therefore, anything that happens, down to the smallest quantum vibration, has to fit perfectly with the whole. So, all those worlds you propose must be aligned without deviation to the infinite power with the totality unlimited reality. Only the perfection exist, because the slightest imperfection or deviation would assume that what appears is not supported by the entire flow of reality, therefore it simply would not exist. -
Breakingthewall replied to eTorro's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
Sure, and the nobody in Madrid works 10 hours in a taxi of in a coffee shop 6 days per week for 1200 €, then pay 500 for a room in a shared flat, food and nothing else. And this today, we will see in 5 years . I don't see it very different. Well, yes, that the nobody in Shanghai, if he tries a business, the government is not going to put a chain with a lead ball on each leg in the form of impossible taxes to punish him for his insolence and daring. -
Breakingthewall replied to SQAAD's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
What you call knowledge is an energetic movement occurring, a form you are taking. The difference between whether it occurred or not is simply a ripple, a vibration of reality; it means nothing. It's just the limitless flowing upon itself; meanings are forms of that flow. Before or now, they merge; time is a form of the flow, like a ripple in water. The only thing you can know is that you are, and realizing that you will realize that that being has no limits. It encompasses all possible dimensions and times; just remove all the barriers the mind creates, and the living substance of the limitless manifests. That's all, there is nothing else, and yet, it is everything. In this moment, the creative vitality of infinite universes shines perfectly, unfathomable. You are that. It's absolutely obvious, and it's absolutely impossible for it to be any other way. There is no meaning, just being. And in being is the perfect joy that's shines and the open heart that bleeds the creative power of the unlimited. Just you. Can't be more obvious, what is shocking is how the reality can close that door and get lost in a closed dimension . It's a perfect energetic architecture that keeps you trapped in a strange, alienating vibration. The complexity of the cosmos is limitless, but in the end, it's all the same: the total living ocean, that's what we are. -
Breakingthewall replied to eTorro's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
Perhaps dictatorships like Iran or Cuba, but I'd say China views liberal democracies with a sense of perplexity and surprise. For them, what matters is what works: straight lines and useful systems. They can't afford all the moral debate, the struggles between charismas, the emotional ideologies. They are 1.4 billion people who, not long ago, didn't have shoes, and who work like machines driven by millennia of Confucian tradition. They don't hate the US; they see it as an interesting and fun psychotic alien with brilliant ideas to exploit. -
Breakingthewall replied to James123's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Enlightenment is precisely an experience in which reality, in a self-aware state we call "human," realizes what it is. Reality can be in another self-aware state called "rat" or "human compulsive masturbator addicted to methamphetamine," in which it doesn't realize what it is. What reality is is indefinable, because any definition implies limitation. Enlightenment It is a way of existing that reality takes when energetic boundaries dissolve. To say: "everyone is enlightened" is false. To say: "everyone is total reality in a specific state" is true. Enlightenment is the opening to what reality is from a limited state. That is, it is an experience, a vision, a realization, a way of being, a state of the flow, that occurs when the energetic flow of the structure that is reality at a given moment acquires a certain frequency. -
Breakingthewall replied to eTorro's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
China and Russia only seek to avoid being abused by the West. They are forced into defensive actions to avoid being stepped on. China doesn't care whether there is democracy in the West or not. It doesn't want the West to fall or to be superior to it. It wants to enrich itself and advance. China doesn't compete with the US because, for China, the US is simply a tool, a client, something to use. It prefers a rich and stable US with which to do business and a stable world in which to prosper. China only cares about China, which is already quite a lot. The outside world is a place to make a profit, nothing more. -
Breakingthewall replied to Raze's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
The euphoria seems by honor and revenge. It seems their psychology revolves around victimhood, remembering abuses, and hatred of the enemy. They don't seem to give much thought to their children's future and such things, since any future is small compared to paradise, which will open if they manage to kill the hated Jews who desecrated sacred places. Do you imagine that your neighbors have those feelings towards you? Maybe it's your fault because nakbas and that, but what a scary situation 😂 Formentera is great, Ibiza is very expensive party. Btw papi is south American, and only women say to men papi, like papi, you are so a man, I'm trembling . Spanish used to say tío (uncle), and nowadays "bro". Globalization. -
Breakingthewall replied to Raze's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
You insulted me before because I said that Israel provides the food, then I gave the information that Israel provides 75% of the food, and you insulted me again. Then you said before, just after insulting, that in the IA text that I posted says that the 75% of supply and distribution of food comes from Israel, then I explained you that inside of Gaza Israel doesn't go, because I side gaza is Hamas who controls , so the food goes where Hamas says. It's quite simple, read again, you will see that you can get it Maybe you are talking about yourself. Here we are talking about where the aid comes from and who distributes. You insulted me because I said that Israel supply, then I show you than I was right, and now you really believe that it's you who said it. Anyone who reads this can see it. You think that by insulting you will become more right, but it doesn't work like that, believe me. Over all when you insulted before for an statement I said, and then showed you it was true I didn't say Hamas stole the aid, as many Palestinians have confirmed, but it decides where it's stored, who it's given to, and when. There also seems to be a black market where everything is sold for very high prices. Where does that money go? Some aid is taken directly by people but there are 2 millions of people in gaza, food must delivered inside by the Gazans and Gazans are ruled by Hamas. There are plenty of testimonies from Gazans saying that Hamas keeps food, distributes it as it wishes and sells it. Hamas maybe are just 35k but they have the power and weapons. it's like saying that in a city there are just 30k of cops then they can't decide what the people does, they do in great extent. 2 millions ÷35.000 is like 50, not so much people to handle Try to discuss without insulting and distorting what is said . It is tiring -
Breakingthewall replied to Raze's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
I guess that the only way to prevent Hamas from hiding is to eliminate the hiding places. They can't always be in the tunnels. Well, it's different braking walls than breaking lifes and being euphoric knowing that the consequences that are coming are death for your people. Why you can't admit that this is absolutely insane, like a mental illness? You could be happy if you kill your bully and now you are free, but being happy by killing some innocents knowing that the revenge is going to fall in your family is simple being insane
