Breakingthewall

Life is very easy to understand: reality manifests as change, fluctuation, because changeless is no manifestation. Fluctuations group into possible patterns. Life is a pattern that self-preserves, repairs itself, and in doing so evolves. The possible combinations are limitless, and you, being human, are one of them. Forms originate and disappear eternally because nothing can limit them. Any form is total reality manifesting as form. Being human, there is consciousness, perception, the awareness of change. This perception can turn back to that which does not change, to the totality, and recognize itself. As a human, you are an eye that observes change but can also observe itself and recognize what it is. What is is the totality, the abyss without bottom, but above all, it is you, not another. When you look at yourself, the observer and the observed are one. It is not a "normal" experience, as Spira or Ralston say; it is a brutal experience, as Al-Hallaj or Christ say. You are the reality, and you can be fully aware of it without the slightest doubt, then you will see something like obvious that for some reason was veiled to you, your mind will expand without limit, you will cry, say alleluia and that, and a while later you will be in dense state again and you won't remember what exactly was that. But if you do many times, little by little your structure will reconfigure, the contraction will release and the totality will transparent itself full time in your experience, then the psychological is little by little erased and the absolute will little by little look through your eyes.

It's history. All human groups practiced war. Not punctual but as a norm. Where war is there is slavery, genocide and rape. Why do you think that the south Americans crossed the jungles from the north? Because they loved exploration? No, because others displaced them. Others who would kill them all if they don't scape. Genocide is the norm, it's the way of life to evolve.

There have been some matriarchal societies, exceptions. The norm is patriarchal because men use violence. In fact, war used to be considered the most sacred activity. Native Americans, Mongols, Celts, Vikings, pre-Roman Germanic tribes, Zulus, Maori, Jivaro, Arabs, were all violent, captured slaves, and were masters of their women. thats normal where war is endemic, and war is endemic where humans are

Spirituality is changing the direction of your focus. Instead of looking outward, you look inward. Outside is the relative world, with all its challenges. Inside is the absolute, hidden by atavic energetic barriers, created over the eons of evolution. Spirituality means facing those barriers and open them.

In small communities on nature, such as those of Native Americans before colonialism, women were sold. Men were the absolute masters of women and were also warriors who could cut off your nose or kill you for any trivial reason. Women from other tribes were kidnapped, separated from their children, and enslaved by their captors. Men were also enslaved, and the most entertaining pastime was the torture of prisoners

If you are interested in enlightenment there is, but your choice.

Seems so, I'm the one who talks about breaking walls. But those walls are not imaginary as @Mellowmarsh said, are as real than a wall made of bricks.

It's degenerate because your penis will be a sad soft piece of rubber

The US suffers a total defeat. Even in the hypothetical and uncertain event that Iran releases its uranium reserves to Russia or China, the Ayatollahs' regime remains far more entrenched than before the war. Iran demonstrates that it cannot be attacked because it could destroy the world economy; it doesn't need nukes and would never have used them. The sanctions will be withdrawn, the US will see its already fragile credibility further undermined, Trump will appear as a clown surrounded by schizophrenics of his choosing, and Israel will be portrayed as a terrorist state. The war would have been a success if it had succeeded in changing the regime. Since that hasn't been achieved, Trump should find a flowering cherry tree, write one last poem, and commit seppuku with Vance as his assistant

The point is breaking those walls because your nature is not compatible to live between walls. Maybe the absolute horror of the absolute nihilism is what you are going to find when those walls are broken, but anyway, you can't avoid destroying them

The reality is not empty, not full, its unlimited, open. Empty means absence of something. Full means that nothing is lacking. Then in any case we could say that reality is full, not empty. Krishnamurti talks about basic identification. Im Chinese, I'm a man, etc. We are not in that game. I can empty my mind of thoughts in a moment without any anxiety. Empty mind doesn't mean that I'm empty. There is still experience, and the experience is full of sensation, and in another level it could be fear, contraction, need of control. This doesn't depends of the structured thought. Real meditation means to feel that level, see directly your fear without interpretation and be one with it. Then you see directly to death, to the unlimited without form, like an abyss that opens itself in front of you. Terrifying, because means your dissolution, the total absence of control. Then you say ok, yes, kill me. No jokes, destroy me and erase me. Then you realize that you are that abyss . The observer is the observed. Then your system opens itself and you are the absolute unlimited that is and can't be thought, named, remembered or said. That's the game, it's simple but difficult

You can't understand what I said because you are absolutely focused in your self image. You are a prisoner that need to think that is free, then he cant scape of his prison.

I read at least three of Krishnamurti's books when I was 17 and I liked that kind of readings. I found them fascinating, but something was always missing. I didn't know what, but there was a feeling that something didn't quite fit. Years later, I reread one of them, and it became so clear that I was amazed I hadn't seen it at the time. The target of his talk, the bullseye, the point he's aiming for, is himself. His speech is designed to make him appear as a genius. And if we're being serious, he's also demonstrably wrong. He leads the reader into mental traps that hinder true liberation. If you want to analyze this particular video, lets go. Maybe you will agree with me.

Then you prefer your feelings than the reality. Thats a wall. 🧱. My second name is wall, in my language, "muro". That's why my destiny is breaking all the walls 😂

Jiddu was a liar. I known that it sounds like I pretend to be someone special, but Its true. He wasn't honest, he talk to appear enlightened and he wasn't. He was very smart, a blade, but not integral and not open to the totality. Dry talk, dry books.

The only way to overcome this is to step outside the human matrix that defines you according to what you mean to the group and be who you truly are, without any attachments. You are reality in a form, and the perfection and harmony of that form is the one of the universe. All the human pressure, your emotional deficiencies, the lack of love, the feeling of being unworthy, all burn away in an instant when you exist without the human mirror. When you exist in your totality, you realize your true dimension. You have to be brave; you have to be alone in the cosmos, but truly, not as an idea. This never happens suddenly. At first, you have moments of openness lasting two seconds, and the contraction returns instantly. It's a work of years, perhaps three or four years from your first moment of total openness. Your body reconfigures itself; there are moments of true imbalance. Your intuition must be precise, and little by little, openness to the totality becomes your natural state.

The issue isn't my personal view, but rather what aligns with reality and what deviates from it. The structures the mind creates are as real as anything else that appears in reality. To deny this is to establish an impossible duality: on one hand, reality; on the other, the mind. This would imply that the mind isn't in reality. Where is it, then?

@Someone here @Someone here Notice the point: I am observing my thoughts; they appear without my intervention. Who is this "I" that observes? It is the separation between perceiver and perception. The movement is to dissolve that separation, to be one with what is. You say: unconscious thoughts exist? Obviously, yes. Do you think you have control over the trillions of synaptic connections necessary for a thought to occur? The same as over the processes in your liver or the Higgs field. It is reality unfolding, and you are it. Only that a particular structure has emerged, a human being, who reflects reality itself, knows, knows what he is. For this, it needs duality, and for this duality to exist, it needs self-preservation, the capacity to decide on some aspects and not others, on a minuscule percentage of what is happening in the universe of unimaginable complexity that you are. This "I" that knows what it is can set the direction, move toward openness, merge with reality, and recognize its total nature. You are an eye of the reality, but also you are the reality itself. You can open yourself to this absolutely and without doubt, then as the sufis say, the lover and the beloved are one. There is no separation and there is no limit. You will see the glory. If you dare to jump without net of course. No handle to grab, absolutely unlimited. That is what this game is about.

@Someone here Now you're really talking. You're entering the realm of true meditation. As you've already realized, thoughts aren't the problem, but the symptom. Thoughts don't create contraction; it's contraction that creates compulsive thinking to maintain separation, closure. Contraction is primal fear, and facing it head-on is the key. It's in your cells, in your entire vibration, in how you exist in reality. The work is to release it and open up. I'd say you have the talent for it.

That's not how it is. Words evoke realities in the mind of the listener. They also bind minds, and they can set them free. Words are structures that reality adopts, and their power is enormous. A word can determine the destiny of humanity; it can also free you from your chains, or imprison you within them. Words are as real as stones, galaxies, or the entire universe. This spiritual notion that words are false and silence is true, calling this duality non-duality, is as foolish as saying you've enlightened a cow.

Yes he said that he asked himself without pause: who I am, etc, but in the text that I quoted he exposed an opposite idea. Ramana isn't clear, he's intentionally confusing and mysterious, when the topic is clear, direct, simple. Reading what he said seems that he was confused. He talked about reincarnation, mashamadi, he said that he enlightened a cow, or that his mother ended the wheel of incarnations. Bit weird right?

He says that the self is an illusion or a misunderstanding

The will to live is an evolutionary structure. What wants to live, lives, or has more chances; what doesn't, dies. Multiply this by trillions of generations, in which what works is selected.

Very incorrect and quite limiting for any seeker. What you are must be polished because it is a dense structure that veils the perception of your total nature. What we call enlightenment is the complete opening of your perception to your ultimate nature. If your mind is veiled by the human psychological labyrinth, it is closed. Ramana's text implies that even in a dense state, that is enlightenment because you are consciousness. Complete error. You are consciousness insofar as you are a conscious being, but being trapped in a dense structure is not the same as being open to the totality. The ultimate nature of reality is not consciousness, consciousness is the fact, the action of the reality looking to itself. In that action the reality can look some aspect, for example greed, hate, desire, fear, or can open the focus and perceive itself in its ultimate nature.

Just my perspective: The idea that everything is consciousness and reality is an illusion comes from Advaita Vedanta philosophy. It's a mistake, a subtle need for control, since from the perspective of a conscious being, unconsciousness is unimaginable, not an option. Consciousness is the fact of reality looking at itself, not reality itself. So no, stones are not conscious