Breakingthewall

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  1. you are everything and the others too, because you are limitless "The others don't exist" is a limit
  2. Consciousness is a stable relational structure in which absolute reality reflects itself synchronously, generating the appearance of a center of perception, from which reality is observed and experienced. It is not a substance, nor a universal witness, nor a separate entity. Consciousness is not something that exists "in itself," but a form that reality takes when it synchronizes itself in a coherent and sustained manner. It is not a foundation, but a local manifestation of the foundation. Absolute reality is not consciousness, but the limitless. Consciousness occurs within the limitless, as a form that arises when there is sufficient synchrony between relations. It is a node of relational coherence. When certain relations stabilize and coherently forward each other, an apparent center of perception appears: this is what we call consciousness. The self is a structure derived from consciousness when it identifies with particular forms of memory, desire, or body. But consciousness can exist even without that self. Consciousness is the process by which the infinite experiences itself in a particular form. It is neither a thing, nor a center, nor a witness: it is a synchronized, reflective relationship. Just as a whirlpool is not something distinct from water, but a stable form that water takes when it is organized in a certain way, consciousness is not something distinct from reality, but a stable form that the infinite takes when it synchronously reflects upon itself. Or is another words: the tao that can be named is not the true tao
  3. Enlightenment is: I am everything Solipsism is: the others doesn't exist. which of the two do others exist? In solipsism, since they are thought of negatively. In the other option, neither others nor anything concrete has any relevance; they are neither denied nor affirmed; you simply open yourself to your infinite nature. Then you can understand that there are infinite perspectives, just because...why not?
  4. This bubble of experience has very clear limits, if it were unlimited any experience would be impossible. Experience means time, something happening, that implies limits
  5. If you hit your knee with a hammer it feels different than if you hit my knee with a hammer, then we are two Anyway, if you are the only perspective that exists, why you can't control the reality? Who's making the things appear? You? God?
  6. Any fraction of infinity is infinite. In fact, the fact that there are no limits that give rise to what we could call infinity makes it necessary for there to be infinite perspectives, since it precisely has no limits and be limited to one , or any other number would be limited Think in the obvious fact that in eternity the reality has adopted infinite perspectives, and eternity is now.
  7. I agree but thats not what leo means with solipsism, you can ask him directly
  8. What is a materialist? What is matter?
  9. What is constant is the nature of the reality, the unlimited, as the tao te king said, it can't be named. It's not conciousness, that's a mistake. Conciousness arises in it
  10. No, there is not. Everything is in constant change. The self , the center or perceptor seems to be the unchanging receptor of the experience, but it's precisely the "illusion". It's created by the perception of change. Consciousness is nothing, it's just the reality appearing as an structure perceptor / perception. It's an arising of the reality Consciousness is an appearance. Reality doesn't need conciousness to be, but conciousness arises. As it arises it's infinite, but not absolute. It's an essential nuance
  11. Leo have said hundreds of times that solipsism means that the people that you are talking to doesn't exist, you are imagining them for a reason, and they have not inner experience
  12. No I'm not mixing , just understanding the basic error of spirituality, which defines consciousness as the basis of reality, or reality itself. Absolute reality is consciousness and unconsciousness, everything and nothing. Nothing is not empty consciousness; it is the absence of relationship. And relationship can happen without conciousness. Yes yes , I know that you and others believe that conciousness=reality=god. God is creating an adventure to know itself. But this is just religion. Spirituality is religion.
  13. It’s often said that “consciousness is the basis of reality” simply because everything we experience seems to occur within consciousness. But this conclusion is based on a confusion: we mistake the framework of our experience for the foundation of existence itself. Just because something is unimaginable without consciousness doesn’t mean consciousness is the ground of being. That’s a projection of our current structure . we are conscious, so we imagine reality must be too. But the absolute, if truly unlimited, cannot be a consciousness ,because consciousness always involves differentiation, relation, and appearance. It’s already a form. Reality doesn’t need to be conscious , only coherent. Consciousness is not the source, it’s a reflection: a localized structure through which reality happens to perceive itself. As it happens we could say that always happens, or that it's infinite, but infinite doesn't mean absolute. The numbers are infinite and relative.
  14. Conciousness without change is unconsciousness. This is what happens when you're injected with propofol. Your field of consciousness ceases to have content, then it disappears. It can last a trillion years, which is less than an instant, nothing. The moment there's a change perceived, consciousness resets.
  15. For change to exist there must be at least two fields interacting. You the solipsistic have decided that it's impossible that the reality can take two perspectives. Why?
  16. You can't dive endlessly, you can be totally open to your absolute nature, then any form is just a form. Thinking that only this form exist is confusing the form with the substance. Who "knows" that only this form exist is the form believing that it's god. Tell to that god to change the form, or levitate or anything, let's see if he can.
  17. The fact of an experience happening implies "other". Without another there is no contrast, and without contrast there is nothing. Experience is always relative to another. Experience is not the reality, it is an expression of reality. Reality includes what's not manifested, the infinite potential. The nothing. Reality is limitless, then it couldn't be limited to one perspective. If it were nothing would arise, but it's impossible, because no limit could be real
  18. Who believe that? If he doesn't exist....
  19. Heraclitus is absolutely right. Everything is in his simplicity. Everything flows. You cannot step into the same river twice. The path up and down is one and the same. What opposes unites; the finest harmony arises from tensions. This cosmos, the same for all, no god nor man made, but it always was, is, and shall be: an ever-living fire, kindling in measure and going out in measure. Although the logos is common, most people live as if they had a private understanding. They do not understand how what is at variance with itself agrees with itself. The waking have one common world; the sleeping turn aside each into a world of their own. Time is a child playing draughts; the kingly power is a child's. War is the father of all and king of all. The bow's name is life, but its work is death. The soul is dyed the color of its thoughts. Much learning does not teach understanding. The limits of the soul you would not find, even if you traveled every road. Dogs bark at what they do not understand. It is hard to fight with anger, for whatever it wants, it buys at the price of the soul. A hidden connection is stronger than an obvious one. Character is destiny. Cold things warm, warm cools, wet dries, parched is moistened. The sea is the purest and most polluted water: for fish drinkable and life-preserving; for men undrinkable and destructive.
  20. Another important point of limitless is that your true nature fills your heart. It's everything. The persistent sense of lack in the human condition arises from structural limitation . the perception of separation. When those limits dissolve, the structure opens to the whole, and the sense of lack disappears. What is often called “love” in such states is not emotion, but the absence of fragmentation , it is the experience of totality.
  21. And experience is not absolute, it's relative, it's something in relationship with anything else. It's the same if it's and image, it's "anything else". The self that perceive is created by the relationship with something with something else. Without something else it's not experience, it's stillness, and stillness is nothing, it doesn't happen. Then, the others are others. Essentially could be the same, but there is a barrier that creates the self, it's real, like everything else. Real means that it is.
  22. Solipsism is impossible because you are not alone, since the infinity is not you, it's everything. "Alone" is just a relative arising, same than "others", or anything else.
  23. Imo you open the limits, then you are the total, then the limits appears again and you are worried by the usual things, but little by little the real scope of the game that you are playing as this form starts to manifest. From an absolute perspective everything is the same, but from a relative perspective any cause has an infinite butterfly effect, right now you are dancing with the infinity. You are same time the whole and the part, as whole nothing matters, as a part, everything matters. You can open your relative experience to another level, and seems very possible, almost sure that there is continuity after death, you have a movement to do now, an expansion to achieve. Why? Just because this is the flow of reality .the path shows itself every moment, you have to flow with it.
  24. It's easy to explain. The main point is to completely break the limits, with meditation, psychedelics, or whatever. This is something that happens at a given moment. Now your mind is limited, and the next instant it isn't. It's totally real. You perceive yourself as the total reality, without the slightest hindrance, barrier, doubt, or possibility of error. You are outside of the human, outside of time and form. You have to have a certain detachment for this, maybe it has to be partly innate. Then you realize that you are, what is limitless . But this isn't a self, a center, someone; it's infinity. It's strange to the human self. You're not someone, you're let's say something, but you're still you; it's your nature. So, given your absolute nature, you realize several things: there is nothing to achieve from an absolute perspective, no possible intention, no possible limit. There is no possibility of not flowing, and flow is a relationship with yourself, the relative movement of infinity within itself. And this movement is infinite; it is the inevitable expression of the total nature of reality. Anything is the same than anything else from an unlimited perspective, just forms, the essence is the unlimited, the form is just a possibility that happens. It's not that nothing matters, it's that mattering is a relative arising. Unlimited is just unlimited. This has many implications. Ultimately, any intention is impossible; any god is relative. But at the same time, all reality is synchronized because what appears is relative to itself. At the absolute level, change is impossible. Any change is an inevitable play of perspectives, and it must be perfectly synchronized, symmetrical with itself to appear. And at the same time, it is an expression of the total nature of that which has no limits. From this, you can deduce that everything branches out infinitely, that each point of view is composed of infinite points of view. Everything is infinite, like a game of mirrors that never ends.