Breakingthewall

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  1. Why you call it Conciousness? Conciousness is just conciousness, perception. Absolute is absolute with or without perception of itself
  2. China's manufacturing volume is $4.8 trillion, and the US's is $2.5 trillion, half that. The US has a large military industry, but it's organized to generate profits; its efficiency is highly questionable. Right now, Russia has more ammunition manufacturing capacity than all of NATO, as it kept its Cold War-era factories open, even though they weren't operating or profitable. Its weapons policy was never that of a company, but rather that of a state service. The US manufactures the most expensive but not the most efficient products in weapons. Its objective is profit, as it assumes its weapons are simply deterrents. I would say that the conflict in Taiwan is almost inevitable, and there we'll see the US's attitude and China's response. Fortunately, a real war, sinking oil tankers and bombing cities, would be so catastrophic that even the craziest people wouldn't see any benefit in it. So, all of this is a hypothetical scenario.
  3. I suppose a real war would be impossible today, plus atomic weapons are part of the equation. But in the hypothetical case of war, China has much greater industrial power and a similar technological level, as well as a mass of impoverished population that could see war as an opportunity, despite the risks. If china can produce 100 thousand missiles per month and US 20 thousand, who would win that war? And probably the difference would be greater and china could organize millions of people to work without salary very fast and US is not prepared for that. China has 800 millions in age of work, and very disciplined and obedient, like soldiers.
  4. I mean that absorbs all the energy of the person who is trans, it's very hard for them
  5. The problem I see with being trans is that it's so all-consuming. Everything revolves around being trans, nothing matters except the trans issue, and all for something as silly as gender. Who cares about that? Gender it's over all how others perceive you, and obsessing over how others perceive you is always a bad idea.
  6. To say that reality is mind is solipsism. It implies that what you perceive is real as long as you are aware of it. Therefore, consciousness is reality. Red only exists because you are creating the red with your consciousness. You are not aware of the properties of an object, and one of its properties is that it reflects light in such a way that you perceive it as red. No, only perception is real; nothing else exists. This is impossible for a simple, incontestable reason: it would be limited. Reality would be limited to one dimension: your mind. And nothing else would exist. Reality cannot have limits; therefore, there must be other infinite dimensions of consciousness and other infinite unconscious dimensions. It's inevitable. The very absence of limits implies that all these dimensions are within you. They are you. They are apparent. They are reflections of the same absolute reality. And that absolute reality is absolute nothingness, since anything else would be limited. Only zero and infinity are unlimited. Understanding zero with the mind is impossible; you have to be open to it. It's an act . Then, we're entering the slippery terrain of mysticism. That's right, hence the great difficulty of spiritual openness. If it were mentally comprehensible, it would be easy, but it isn't. Nothingness is everything, and everything is nothing. Limits don't exist, but separate dimensions are infinite. How? Because their reality is the reality of a reflection; they all collapse into the absolute zero, which is the total source.
  7. Leo had many direct experiences with God and how he dreamed reality, so he came to the logical conclusion that he could do things like cure diseases or transform into an alien. If you're God, that's nothing. You could alter the laws of physics or create a universe. But then he realized he couldn't do anything at all. Revealing, isn't it?
  8. Great analysis, the decline of the United States was inevitable; supremacy cannot be maintained solely with the dollar. It has been tried; it is a mafia strategy supported by force. Libya was destroyed by its Dirham Gold project, and it worked. The war in Ukraine was planned to delay the fall by nullifying Russia, causing its dismemberment and plundering it, but it hasn't worked. Now Trump is attempting something impossible that will blow up in his face, and when it does, the only solution will be war. The United States has military strength; i bet that Trump is considering something as crazy as war against China. The positive thing is that it is not viable, since the United States would be absolutely crushed. The situation is more tense than it seems. Now everything seems to be Trump and his antics, but when the United States enters a serious recession, it won't be so funny.
  9. We could distinguish two kinds of nothingness. One in which nothingness exists, absolute zero, and another in which movement exists but no consciousness. Both are merely theoretical possibilities, since if something exists at some point, or if consciousness appears, as is the case here, that is sufficient demonstration that reality develops and manifests with what we call something and consciousness. If all this manifestation were to disappear, there would be nothing. But since it already existed, it is absolutely inevitable that nothingness would manifest again, since it was the potential for this manifestation and the crack without anything would be just nothing, then no crack But the interesting thing here is to realize that nothingness houses the potential for manifest reality. Nothingness is constantly opening up and releasing its essence, its total potential. All reality that appears and moves is nothingness in its limitlessness, manifesting forms inevitably and eternally.
  10. I worked as a slave from 19 to 23, and I saw that it was absolutely depressing, almost suicidal. I was fixated on starting a business, which I did. It's a good solution, but you have to be obsessive; you have to be absolutely focused. The good thing is that this eliminates depression, since you're focused all the time. I suppose it's not very mentally healthy, and it's totally anti-mystical and anti-Buddhist, but I remember at 24, riding around the city on my motorbike thinking: this is the jungle, and I'm a predator whahahaha. There's only one path: victory or death. Money wasn't just money, but the salve of reality, with which I was shown the path. It was intoxicating, magical. Later, I became like a hippie, sailing the oceans on a sailboat for about seven years, which also had a quite strong war component. Now I'm back in the city, with the necessary and inevitable obsessive focus. How else can I live? Anything else is depressing, boring, unbearable. We're fighting machines; if we don't get going, it's absolutely depressing, better be dead and reincarnate in anything less depressing than a human that works as slave, maybe a rat or anything
  11. Sounds very profound, like the revelation of the nature of reality, but if you read it carefully, it's dual and absolutely false. The speaking entity says that it is the creator of all things animate and inanimate, which implies an evident duality in addition to the action of creating and the creative will, that implies limitation and finitude. After that it claims to be pure and total consciousness, which is impossible, since if it were pure consciousness it would not be out there creating things but rather it would be that, pure consciousness, which on the other hand does not exist, since without an object there is no consciousness. As much as mystics say that they reach a state of empty consciousness, there is still an object which is in this case the same subject, really the same as always, consciousness is the perception of oneself, but reality exists without consciousness and there is no creative entity that speaks of Buddhas and dimensions. There is a potential that develops to infinity, and Buddhism is plagued with contradictions that are assumed because they sound profound, same than other religions
  12. Leo is the best teacher ever for young people. His message is direct, intelligent, and engaging because he tells you that you can have a direct experience of the divine without becoming a hippie living in an ashram. He also says something very radical that hooks people on spirituality: that you are God dreaming reality. The small problem is that this isn't exact, but the important thing is that people who weren't interested in spirituality are getting started. Afterward, each person will go their own way, but they've discovered a new dimension and understood that it's something real, now. Furthermore, his other videos on various topics are intelligent and insightful, inspiring people to delve deeper and see for themselves. In short, positive work done with passion.
  13. It's the same. Open means breaking the barriers that make the limitations. The problem is that the barriers are real. You are absolute in your essence and absolutely limited in your form, limited in infinite directions, that's why you, as god, are infinitely powerless, because the very nature of the absence of limitations. Any form is the absolute, and any form is the absolute reflected back on itself. But since limitation is impossible, the absolute reflects back on itself infinitely, so everything that appears is infinitely synchronous with infinite forms. You are infinitely free as a substance, but infinitely trapped as a form. So it's necessary to understand what your limits are and how you can expand your depth as a form. I don't see any other options. Suicide seems like a bad idea. I'd say it produces a, let's say, contracting effect, and you, as the absolute, push for expansion; that's what you want, since that's your nature. It seems like a rather complicated dance, but seems inevitable. There is only one possible freedom in the form: that for you any form is the same than another form, because you only see the absolute, then the limits are just images. That's what is called enlightenment. Who's enlightened permanently? Seems quite difficult , but I guess that as you are "open" to the absolute more often, less important are the forms
  14. That's true , in china, or some Arabs countries that's really difficult
  15. Weed is a psychedelic quite strong and it's almost everywhere. I think that weed is stronger than DMT. 5meo is different, it's useful to break energetic blockages, could be a great help. Mushrooms also are very strong and you could learn how to grow them, they are almost in every place
  16. Wrong 😅I said; if you open the range cause effect....etc
  17. People believe in God because the structure of our mind is the cause-effect relationship. Therefore, if reality exists, there must be a cause, a creator. Anything else is impossible. And even more so if you observe the cosmos, its perfection, the fine-tuning and all that, it seems designed. But if you contemplate the matter deeply, you realize that God is an impossibility. The only possible God is you. Everything is you. You are absolute. It's an indisputable fact: if you open the range of cause-effect relationships completely, there remains the inevitable conclusion that reality, ultimately, is absolute. If reality is absolute, you are reality, and therefore you are absolute. You cannot be a part of reality, since reality is absolute, which means it has no parts. If you are absolute, you are the only God there is. Everything that appears emanates from you, it is you, then you can go deep into your substance, which is the substance of reality, and realize that you do not control reality since you are reality, and you have no limits, therefore you simply are, and that's it.
  18. Nothing is the absence of change. For something to exist, movement is necessary; without movement, there is no "something." This makes us contemplate the nature of reality from a different perspective. We assume that reality is something, and that something does things; it manifests itself in different ways, but the reality is that something = manifestation. Without manifestation, there is nothing. This implies that the difference between nothing and something is not an essential difference but a difference of state. Nothing is reality in a static state; something is reality in a dynamic state. The essence of reality cannot be movement; rather, reality manifests itself in movement, since nothing limits its development. This implies that absolute nothingness is exactly as real and absolute as the manifested cosmos. The difference is in appearance, not in essence. You could say that nothingness does not exist because there is always movement. This only means that always = movement, and never = lack of change, but in essence, always and never are the same. Absolute means that it is the manifest and the unmanifest, always and never, something and nothing. The difference between something and nothing is only one of state, not of essence. Nothingness has total depth, just like something. The essence of reality is this total depth, not its manifested qualities. These are the veil that prevents the realization of the absolute, which is why it is difficult, because they are "always" present. So you must enter in "never," but you will never be able to do so, since you are always. But you could realize that always really is exactly than never, then the nature of reality will be opened.
  19. If I were you I would foget everything anyone has said completely. Imagine that everyone is a delusional schizophrenic and that you live in a special mental institution for cases of incurable and absolute stupidity and insanity. The only possible guide is within you, not in schizophrenics. But don't forget that also you are schizophrenic.
  20. As long as you think you're asleep, or deceived, or that some kind of reality-manipulation exists to make you perceive whatever it is, you'll live in a self-induced delirium. You're not asleep; waking up doesn't exist. You live in a limited mental dimension, and you can open yourself to an unlimited dimension. The limited dimension isn't a deception; it's real. It would be like saying: It's a deception that I live in a house, I live in a galaxy. No, both realities are true. It's just that you're not aware that you live in a galaxy, but you are aware that you live in a house. It's not a dream that you live in a house, nor is there a playful, mischievous god deceiving you for some reason. Everything is in you, you are unlimited, there is no god but you, and you are unfathomable, what means that you have not the ability of create the reality, because there are not limits, you are not on control because what's limitless can't be controlled. You can open the field of consciousness that you actually are without limits, but if you think that there is a god beyond the scenes creating a show for you, you are going to be limited for ever
  21. Or maybe more like: "happen" is the source of consciousness, and the absolute happens because nothing limits it to happen, then inevitably develops it's potential, but "happen" is just it's manifestation, not it's nature.
  22. 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
  23. 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.
  24. 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
  25. 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.