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Breakingthewall replied to Never_give_up's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
please, go to watch porn and smoking, or anything that people of your condition does. don't try to interact with adults, this is not your place -
Breakingthewall replied to Never_give_up's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
When I say that it's impossible for God to exist, I mean that a creator is impossible. In reality, there is no creation process; Being exists; it's different. Creating suggests a will directed by a purpose; Being implies direct existence. You are not creating your body, nor the neural interconnections that create images; they are Being; they are the expression of Being. Being has no motivation, since it is absolute. It seems to have one, because a motivation is something relative to something else, and this is not ultimately so; rather, it is absolute. Absolute means that what appears is an expression of Being, period. Apparent creation is an expression of Being, the same as a star, or the entire cosmos. You are that, Being. And to realize your nature, you must break down the barriers of the apparent, of the relative, and place yourself in the absolute perspective in which nothing has a cause; it just is. Causality is apparent, and so is motivation. To say: you are God creating the reality out of love is apparent in all directions. I'm not stuck on anything at all. It's just that the absolute is extremely simple: it is, period. Any teaching that delves into causal relationships is a relative teaching, as relative as science. How he works? I just tried to explain something obvious if you want to do enlightenment work. If you don't understand what absolute is you will get lost in the relative . It's just a matter of perspective -
Breakingthewall replied to Never_give_up's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Perhaps you're the one who doesn't understand what I mean. Let's see. Obviously, since reality is absolute, the relative is the absolute appearing as relative, then the relative is the absolute. Then obviously, what I call my mind is the reality. And I call it mind because I imagine there's something, my mind, that's processing data and creating mental structures. Obviously, in absolute reality, this is reality, not a part of reality that must be transcended. And my mind doesn't grasp absolute reality; rather, it is absolute reality. But if what I want is to grasp the substance of reality, of what I am, I must temporarily defocus from contrasts and open my focus completely, without differentiating anything. So, I call "mind" the faculty of differentiation, and "non-mind" the absolutely open focus. In this approach, there is no differentiation between "I" and "non-I," or between anything else. There is simply openness. So reality, which you can call mind, or self, or God, or whatever you want, opens itself completely and is filled with its essence, which you could call divine, absolute, eternal, infinite, or whatever you want. Obviously, the difference between this and being obsessed with investing in cryptocurrencies is only one of focus. Reality remains the same; the frequency of vibration changes. The mind is the same, but there is no such thing as mind. Mind is a conceptual idea that suggests a creator who creates images with his will. And this is relative. At the absolute level, there is only existence existing, mind is only a relative idea. From an infinite pov there is not creation, anything that appears does it because the infinity is infinite, the idea of mind is something that arises in it and belongs to the relative paradigm. The relative is the absolute, but it's relative because it seems relative, cause effect, two things, this is an appearance, an idea, and mind is one of those ideas, .same than understanding. Understanding means absolutely nothing. Difficult to understand right? -
Breakingthewall replied to Never_give_up's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
But the mind always need contrast; without contrast, the mind collapses and can't function. Any contrast is relative; the absolute breaks the mind. How the mind could grasp the absolute? Could be open to it's substance, what is, but anything else would be in the relative paradigm. Anyway I'm far of the absolute right now -
Breakingthewall replied to Never_give_up's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Absolute means that reality is. It has no cause or limits, it is not knowable, it cannot be grasped by the mind, because the mind is relative. Any causality is relative, therefore any creation is relative. There is no creator and creation except as appearance. It is not a possibility. Absolutely the being is, and that's everything. -
Breakingthewall replied to Never_give_up's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Maybe they make non sense to you because you can't see deep, it's a possibility, right? Or is it impossible? -
Breakingthewall replied to Never_give_up's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
The op raises a metaphysical question, about whether reality is predetermined or not, so my answer is about metaphysics. If you think I should answer, for example: stop the nonsense and get a good job and have children. Well, that's your opinion. But I want to talk about metaphysics now. I hope I don't offend you. -
Breakingthewall replied to AtmanIsBrahman's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Every person is different. Psychedelics have permanently changed my energetic patterns, but it's not really the psychedelics; it's you breaking through the emotional blocks that make up the solid structure of the ego. Whether you use psychedelics or something else is irrelevant; the important thing is that you actually do it. With both psychedelics and meditation, you can trick yourself into creating different structures to remain in the ego circle without ever breaking the self-referential capsule -
Breakingthewall replied to Never_give_up's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
In an infinite framework, what is the difference between free will and determinism? Any movement must be interconnected with the totality, every minimal energy vibration. Therefore, you could say it's predetermined by the totality of infinity, but infinity has no limits, and is therefore absolutely free. The question really has no meaning, can't define the infinity, I think that it's beyond that, in another level that is impossible to understand with linear concepts -
Breakingthewall replied to Asia P's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
I see it as a survival aspect that exists and must be developed to the fullest potential. Otherwise, you are incomplete and deceived because others are doing that work for you. On the other hand, there is a spiritual aspect: moments in which you abandon your human circumstance and become one with your unlimited essence. These two aspects merge into one, since your survival aspect is expanded by your openness to the unlimited. But for me, struggle is an essential part of the dimension of existence that we call life -
Breakingthewall replied to Asia P's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
The nature of life is struggle, and this means forging a path, not accepting things as they are. If, for example, you are the victim of an injustice, your human nature will make you suffer and ruminate, and this suffering will allow you to take serious action. Because let's not fool ourselves, without serious pressure, there are no serious actions. When I say serious, I mean a matter of life or death, and without these actions, life would never have evolved. It is the most effective way life has found to develop. To think that life is wrong and that things should be different is to put the ego above God. Sometimes war is the way, as Shiva told Arjuna. Don't be afraid to kill when necessary, because nothing real dies, just starts another cycle because that was it's karma -
Breakingthewall replied to Never_give_up's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
The point is to stop being trapped in the human capsule, since it's unbearably shitty. That's the only motivation. The human capsule is what we call the ego mind, the entire energetic structure that vibrates at a certain frequency, creating an image with which you identify and that feeds back, trying to grow to reach a place that is really the well of death. Living trapped there is extremely challenging, a living hell. So the ego mind uses self-deception tricks to pretend it's not trapped in the circle, creating another, seemingly larger circle, but it's still the mental capsule. Only the breaking of the capsule is liberation, and the only thing you understand in freedom is that you exist. But that understanding is everything because everything is contained in it. -
Breakingthewall replied to Husseinisdoingfine's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
Of course, everything is possible, probably he thought: so...this is the connection that guy was talking about...now I get it! Thanks Epstein! -
Breakingthewall replied to Husseinisdoingfine's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
The problem is that if you go to Epstein's island a lot, you lose credibility. Maybe he says those things because he thinks he's going to seem advanced, modern, smart. Maybe his advisor told him: Look, you have to quote this guy, don't quote the classics, that's dead. Talk about interconnectedness, recite this phrase. Try not to be too drunk and remember it all. -
Breakingthewall replied to PurpleTree's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
The Democrats have created a war in Europe to make money at the expense of impoverishing Germany and selling weapons. The Republicans are now stopping the war the Democrats provoked and imposing tariffs on Europe and demand rearmament from all countries, with American weapons obviously. Who wants a partner like that? With friends like that, enemies aren't necessary. They remind me of the mobsters in movies who force you to hire their protection. To protect you from they -
Breakingthewall replied to Asia P's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
For me, there are more levels of density than higher or lower levels. The structure of the psyche is like a construct built from atavistic emotions: fear, the need for acceptance, the desire to live. Emotion is the substance upon which the entire structure that forms our human reality is constructed. It is very complex and full of buttons that drive movement and coordinated activity within the group. Without this, you would be a vegetable. The problem is if this structure becomes too dense, as absolutely always happens, and absorbs you completely, turning you into an anxiety-activated robot functioning with multiple layers of self-referential dissonant vibrations, which create a self-image that must be maintained—the unpleasant and insane structure of the ego. For me, there is only one way to clear up this mess: to equalize the dissonance and make all the energy lines stop converging on the self-image, bouncing off it, and become expansive and unlimited. I don't know any other way but provoking unlimited states as often as you can. First, meditation, even if it's not fully effective at first, prepares the mind for opening. Then, psychedelics, 5MEO, mushrooms, LSD, DMT, weed, whatever, always with the intention of breaking the structure, never of understanding or elevating consciousness. Consciousness can't be elevated; this is a mistake imo, because trying to elevate consciousness translates into the creation of new structures. More sophisticated, but still structures. The idea isn't to see things and understand the cosmos; it's to completely shatter your psyche, to open your consciousness to absolute emptiness. Empty in the sense of lacking structure, since nothing is ever empty; you are always what is. Then understanding can happen, but it's not the goal, the goal is openess. It's like any exercise, like practicing a gymnastics somersault. You have to practice it over and over again until it feels natural, thousands of times, tens of thousands. The mind must get used to the absence of structure. Then the structure always returns, and it remains dense, but its energetic vibration gradually lowers in frequency. How far? I don't know, I'll see. -
Breakingthewall replied to Asia P's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
It's actual, in certain extent. Depending on the day and the moment, but the more often you achieve unlimited states, the more normal they become for you, and the stranger the limited states become. Unlimited states simply mean that you are not creating limiting structures. To do this, you must understand the nature of those structures, their emotional basis. Achieving a state of absolutely permanent limitlessness is very difficult because the nature of the mind is to create limits. But if you understand them, much of their energy is deactivated, and they become tenuous. Present but tenuous, then it's easier for them to disappear completely at certain moments. -
Breakingthewall replied to Asia P's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Consciousness is unlimited. Limits are mental and emotional structures we build. Settling into a limitless state isn't complicated; simply break the limits. Simply perceive that reality is and is in flux. If you perceive this without any obstacles, interpretations, constructs, or superimposed structures, your consciousness is unlimited, and the reality and your conciousness are one -
Breakingthewall replied to Santiago Ram's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Look at a tree. Imagine how it could be more perfect, more in harmony with its environment. Imagine if its branches could be a little shorter or longer, if its way of metabolizing minerals and carbon could be more efficient. Imagine its structure from a cellular perspective, then a molecular perspective, then an atomic perspective, and then a quantum perspective. Contemplate its reproductive cycle, which has kept it replicating for billions of years, and try to understand its internal structure. Contemplate its genetic structure and how it's able to replicate without ever repeating the same exact pattern, thus remaining flexible to external, evolutionary changes. Imagine something more efficient. Is it possible? -
Breakingthewall replied to TheGod's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
For me, it's simple: give your best in every way possible. If what you seek is to receive, be it pleasure, joy, or happiness, you're a passive, unsatisfied bitch. On the other hand, if you realize that you're a high-precision energy device with enormous potential, what you seek is to develop that potential. You're the tip of the spear, not a well that must be filled with satisfaction and always feels empty. The tip of the spear is always full of itself; it's just looking for something to dig into. -
Breakingthewall replied to BlessedLion's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
The problem isn't whether the Trump administration's approach is correct or not, it's that they seem mentally retarded. They want to turn the country around 180 degrees in a year, re-industrialize, and change all policies in three months. It seems they'll soon get a reality check and do what they always do: start a war. Watch out, Iran! It's your turn to revitalize the American economy. As they put in the top secret chat in signal: 💪🔥🇺🇸. Amazing, like kids. -
Breakingthewall replied to shree's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
For me it's different, i take everything more seriously because I perceive that I am the existence. On one hand, you are the immutable essence of reality, but on the other, a movement is taking place, a specific vibration moving in a certain direction. I try to capture that movement as deeply as possible, understand its nuances, and align its energies. I know that ultimately one thing is equal to another, but relatively speaking, it isn't, and the relative game seems evolutionary, not restricted to this specific experience. The feeling is that there's continuity in this wave that's taking place, in your specific vibration, then you have to expand yourself, if not you will be contracted. -
Breakingthewall replied to AtmanIsBrahman's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Yes, turning off thoughts is impossible because they are an effect, not a cause. Self-help tells you: don't think negatively and you won't have negative emotions. It's impossible. You're not thinking negatively. Thoughts, negative or not, are vibrations that arise from an energetic structure that is your psyche, which has genetic foundations and is created around interaction with the environment, creating a hyper-complex structure with very deep ramifications. Trying to influence thoughts is trying to influence the tip of the iceberg, thinking that tip is the entire iceberg. Meditation makes you begin to see these structures, to become aware of yourself, and in this way, begin to open them, to enter the source code and look at it directly. Over time, this creates a different vibration, less and less dense, and when the density is tenuous enough, equalization occurs. -
Breakingthewall replied to AtmanIsBrahman's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Meditation is essential, and for several reasons. First, in the beginning, your mind is a whirlwind of interpretation, obsessive circular thinking, and the emotions this triggers. You strive hard to spend 30 minutes in silence day after day, achieving nothing but stress, but you still do it because you perceive that you must tame this chaos. Then, as you meditate, you begin to realize that you can look inside yourself. You don't look outside at thoughts, memories about external things, or emotions that certain events provoked. Instead, you see the very structure of your psyche, the layers of emotional and conceptual structure that form a solid framework that produces a constant vibration that you perceive as thought and emotion. Some psychedelic are extreme useful here. Then there comes a time when after a while you relax and your mind expands, you are able to spend a long time enjoying the pleasure of being yourself in silence. And then, perhaps with or without a little psychedelic, it happens that at a given moment, the structure of the psyche dissolves, and the present moment merges with the mind, and there is no difference between mind and reality. The human is left out; there is no time, no causality, no will, or preference, only absolute being. And that absolute being reveals itself as unfathomable, and its power is total, since it has no limits. The content of the experience is irrelevant; only images that appear. The absolute being is everything, and you are that. -
Breakingthewall replied to Santiago Ram's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
People respect those who respect themselves. In the end they surrender to the evidence, even if you don't have a career or reputation
