Breakingthewall

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  1. Behave in this present world as if you had to live forever, and behave in the future world as if you had to die tomorrow Muhammad Sink your existence in the ground of darkness, because if the seed is not buried, it does not produce in abundance. Ibn Atâillâh Leave the things of which you doubt for the things in which there is no doubt, Muhammad.
  2. There is not human conciousness, there is human form. Conciousness is always conciousness, and it's infinite. Or maybe do you think that the conciousness of a cockroach is less infinite than the conciousness of a human, or of an Alien? If you think so, you are confusing conciousness with form, then it would mean that you don't understand what conciousness is, but I think you do There is not human conciousness, there is conciousness of a human. Same that could be conciousness of a cockroach. But the point here is to perceive what conciousness is, not what the human is. The human is deep, unfathomable, same than the cockroach, but the point is not just perceive the human, is conciousness perceiving itself
  3. They say that perceived reality is an illusion, but it seems that they don't realize that whatever it is, it is infinite. Its depth is unfathomable. you can keep diving into it infinitely.
  4. Do you think that God is less God in a cockroach than in a human? Is he less self-aware? How can God not be aware of itself? If it's so, what is god?
  5. Everything depends of how you look at it. For me, the experience of an orangutan in the wild in the Borneo jungle is higher than 99.99999% of humans, since it is clean, direct and open. Humans have more processing power, but it is almost entirely focused on the social matrix, which is basically a madness necessary for the evolution of the species, which only brings misery to the individual and keeps him mired in a very unpleasant state. I would say that the consciousness of a cockroach is clearer than that of an average human, at least is focused in the now.
  6. It is a personal vision, but what I have learned in this life is that if you avoid a challenge, it pursues you relentlessly and multiplies in difficulty. Escaping is never the solution, this life is about fighting back
  7. The only possibility of suicide that I consider legitimate is the case of a terminal illness that places a burden on you and other people. There you have to be brave and speed up the process. In any other case, I see it absolutely wrong. You have to fight while you can.
  8. That's no my way. I have never adapted nor will I adapt to anything organized, to any system, teaching, ancient practice, it is absolutely impossible. My path is different, and it is absolutely clear and without the slightest doubt, which has its advantages, and disadvantages. Of course, I don't claim that it's the only possible path, others totally different are absolutely legit , but for other people. Each person has very different structures, then it's nonsense trying to homogenize spirituality or anything else
  9. Maybe you don't understand what is sought with drug use. There are people who seek the dissolution of barriers very seriously, they perceive it as what they have to do in this life. So, practicing meditation for several hours each day, you perceive insurmountable barriers, energetic walls of your structure, and you perceive that there are substances that weaken them, so you use them and that's it. It is not about seeking bliss or well-being, it is about seeking the breaking down of barriers, a step that is perceived as absolutely necessary, the same as other people have perceived art, war, or anything else as necessary. It is a push of life, not a personal choice
  10. You speak from unfounded prejudice. The use of substances for evasion is not the same as for deepening and dissolving. One person is not the same as another, one circumstance or another. For example, Ram Dass, a writer of spirituality of the highest level, was a defender of the use of LSD, mystics have used natural psychedelics since human beings have existed. at a given moment external and internal are the same. We all depend on the "external", without food you die. Is that disempowering? Without an open mind, spirituality becomes religion.
  11. Be careful, maybe you will become a gossiping brother-in-law who is scandalized by non-normative people 😅. I understand that for you things must be exactly in a way, the right clothes, the right job, maybe go to church on Sundays, etc, but there is another option: go beyond the appearance and focus on the essence
  12. @Shodburrito You can polish your mind with meditation until it is completely quiet, even to absolute emptiness, and by doing this, in some cases reality opens up and its absolute essence is revealed. This is not something thinkable, nor even rememberable, it is what manifests itself when you transcend the relative
  13. It is impossible to remember the absolute because memories are relative, but a memory can facilitate new openings. the absolute is without mind, that is the problem, the door without a door, since you are the door. It becomes increasingly clear to me that the psyche must be polished in a very fine, gradual way, with many hours of meditation each day, to tame the tiger so that it knows how to move away at will. The psyche is a tenacious beast, it's like the Alien 8 larva that sticks to your face, you're not going to forcibly remove it, it has to be little by little, day by day, minute by minute
  14. Sure, but this is a forum for spirituality and Spirituality is the path of enlightenment, of opening to your true nature, and it is a mysterious path, traveled by extremely few people. Then, only your intuition is the guide, so it's normal that many get stuck or wrong, it's part of the path
  15. From what you say, I guess your goal is liberation, getting out of the psyche. This is like a chain reaction that must be started, imo psychedelics are essential in most cases. artificially breaking the barriers of the psyche over and over again makes them weaker, that is when meditation is effective, it allows self-observation of mental processes in a profound way, and the mind begins to expand and clarify. Imo the negativity that is in you is the impulse to break the chains. Without that, the jail is comfortable enough and the sight will always point outwards
  16. Just a bit of mental theory: probably the issue is cosmic cycles. the infinite, given its infinity, must be unstable by nature. It cannot remain still, since it flows on itself infinitely. From what we can see, everything is cyclical, everything is born and dies, including this universe, and probably the entire cosmos. Once on a psychedelic trip I perceived each cosmic cycle as a breath of infinity. This obviously doesn't mean anything, it doesn't prove that reality is like this, just an anecdote. Then, the cosmos begins its cycle in total division and is unified in infinite cycles that combine with each other, creating more complex cycles that go deeper into themselves. This entails necessary steps of transition, crisis, rupture, suffering and change, metamorphosis to create the next cycle, more conscious of itself and less fragmented
  17. Good point to begin to forget the searching of external satisfaction and really focusing in the interior, so starting serious meditation practice. I'd say that mostly of us who got serious in this was due desperation
  18. Yes ,it's as you said. The problem for me is that there is no middle ground. Either I'm in the psyche or I'm not. Being outside is an extremely delicate balance, in the end it absorbs you again. To be outside the psyche, from suffering, is to abandon the self. It is an act that is done or not, it cannot be done in part, little by little. It is total and immediate. For me it is still an enigma how this process works, but it is a total change in frequency, you are a different person. then going back to the person with a psyche is disgusting. you become absolutely intolerant to the suffering you have constantly lived with. In some cases it's very difficult to clean your karma, a real challenge, but I'd say that when you really start, some guidance appears, life flows in that direction
  19. Does your mind flow unhindered? Is your heart open without protective barriers? Is your being capable of surrendering to the abyss of existence and letting go of control? Right behind your eyes, is there something that oppresses, that controls, that squeezes? Is your mind spinning, grasping at ideas, needing to see itself on a timeline, creating a self-image based on comparison? In a moment, just temporarily, a few minutes, you can let go of all that completely, let go of the self and allow it to dissolve, in the reality, in the now. Open your heart to this experience, truly see that everything is perfect. let go of judgment, sadness and lack. smile into the abyss's face, without fear, and merge with it, be one with it. just for a while, a moment. Anything else is very difficult, there is tons of tension, the need for control and survival. We can see them, understand their need and for a moment let go of them. up to what point? that's the question. not wanting anything, not fearing anything, just merging with reality. this is spiritual work, not something to think or understand but to do. How many of us would get it really until the bottom? Maybe no one. Who could transcend the mind? As I write these words it is night and an old man, bent over, homeless, sick, absolutely alone, passes in front of me pushing a child's cart with his things, slowly step by step. Do us open our heart to be him? Do you open our heart to the immeasurable pain of beings without evading it by telling ourself that it is a dream, but rather opening our soul without fear to the suffering? Forgetting the difference between good and bad ,trascending it? There are no shortcuts, there is only one path: openness to reality. Then, even for some minutes, you can breath free, and be one with the unfathomable. But of course, until what point? Always a bit of resistance. Little by little, day by day, see it, the mental flow, the control, and observe it having the will of totally dissolving oneself in the flow, in the unlimited. Surrender the self, that's the thing. Because everyone who wants to save his life will lose it; and everyone who loses his life for my sake will find it.
  20. Infinity means that the part and the whole are the same. You don't need to die to become the ocean, the ocean is now.
  21. agree. if you focus totally on this moment, you will see that all that before you are born and when you die is a mental construction. what there is is existence. What was there before I was born? Simply, the same as now, existence, for the reason you have said, the limits at this moment are non-existence, and that does not exist, therefore there are no limits. This moment is unlimited. Things are happening in it, like memories. It could be a flat moment without memories, if you were an amoeba for example, and it would still be the same, existence without limit. The content is relative, the essence is absolute. That is what you are, existence, not what appears in existence. To meditate is to fully identify with existence and disidentify with what appears. obviously it is not easy because the inertia is the opposite, it is an interesting game, a challenge
  22. Why? Rather the other way around, the purer your mind is, the more efficient your action will be.
  23. The only way to understand reality is the absolute emptiness of the mind, so there is no contradiction. everything else are mental stories. Do not underestimate how addictive the mind is and the pendulum or rebound effect that entering the void will cause. From the void everything is perceived as it is, but the mind is a beast on the prowl, as soon as it finds a gap, it will return with all its artillery. It is hard work, without the slightest doubt, but this is not a game, it is evolution, and evolution is ruthless
  24. Solipsism is true from an absolute perspective and false from a relative perspective.