Breakingthewall

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  1. That's what solipsism affirm. You can stop conceptualizing, then you don't think about the experience, the others or anything else. Just deep meditation. But this doesn't means that only you are, just means that you are
  2. Then the unlimited reality would be a timeline Also affirm that others experiences aren't real but a projection of your mind is conceptualizing
  3. I don't understand how that relates to solipsism. Do you mean that your experience is the only reality you know, and other experiences don't exist for you now? That doesn't imply they aren't possible. In fact it implies that are possible.
  4. Solipsism say that only you are real and what's happening is a projection of your mind, and when this experience finish, you will have another, and another, but never at same time. Solipsism means confusing the relative with absolute . There is not "you" having an experience. The you appears in the experience, the reality is not a self who has an experience, it the unlimited "where" experiences happen
  5. Yes it's actual in the sense that is happening, but the solipsism idea means that only this experience exist, then means that this "happening" is absolutely, and that's impossible because any happening happens in relation with anything else. What is absolute is the reality, what is happening, not the happening. Then it could be said that you and me are the same: the reality. But the happening is another.
  6. Spirituality is supposed to consist of abandoning beliefs, being free of mental barriers, not in acquiring other spiritual beliefs.
  7. In an absolute sense yes but could be infinite reflections of the reality in itself. The problem comes when you think that the experience is absolute. It's relative. Experience is relation, same than any form or manifestation. Then the absolute could be one, but it's perspectives could me multiple.
  8. Solipsism is logically impossible, since it would imply an absolute limitation
  9. Enlightenment isn't simple; it's incredibly difficult. Because it involves clarifying the inherent density of being human, created over eons of evolution, in the life-or-death struggle of existence. You're not just playing against silly human ideas; you're trying to align an energetic structure created over millions of generations to open yourself to the whole. If you think it's something simple, like realizing you are consciousness, or that there is no self, or whatever, what you're doing is deceiving yourself, guided by the primal fear that keeps us in form, you just don't realize it. It's what happens with the barriers, that are so perfectly integrated in your structure that are invisible
  10. So, let's masturbate for 8 hours a day using meth while scamming our families? Let's have kids and abandon them? Let's beat up our girlfriends to feel powerful? How about sodomizing 6-year-olds? Sounds like an excellent idea.
  11. I have moments of enlightenment. I know exactly what enlightenment is, but can be more stable, more deep in the human structure, more aligned with the human. The vast majority of those who talk about it are lying. Many of them don't know they're lying. I couldn't start a YouTube channel talking about this because my level of openness is very unstable, fluctuating at certain times, although I see that the path life is leading me down, or the one I've chosen, tends toward greater openness. Anyway, I'm smart enough to see the deceptions and I like to talk about them here. Is this annoying? Maybe.
  12. It's the same if solipsism is true or not, if you don't think about it it's irrelevant. What is real is what you are, not the idea of how reality is. But anyway, tired of myself being smartass for today.
  13. Could be. Communication and connecting with other minds gives a feeling of reality, life. Maybe that's why it's addictive
  14. The fear that I mean is unconscious. Could be people very brave, even suicidal, they could face death, sickness war or anything, but they never faced the atavic fear implanting in our system that creates cohesion, the sense of being you, of being a center that self preserves itself. This fear could manifest with circular thinking for example. It's an action to maintain your identity. Even you are a fentanyl addicted that doesn't care about death, this fear is active The problem with this fear is not just that is strong, it's more that's difficult to see
  15. As you want but as you are talking in a forum I guess that you want to perceive other people, interact , communicate
  16. All human operate in a closed configuration, that's inherent of the fact of being an individual that exist and interact with an external reality. The closure is ultimately made of fear to disappear , desire of being you. It's possible to open that energetic configuration, it's a slow process but first you have to intuit the closure and desire being free
  17. What I meant to say is that enlightenment is not a myth; it's basically breaking the energetic bubble inherent in being human, made of the need to be yourself.
  18. That's why you made a post titled the myth of enlightenment, because you don't want to break that bubble
  19. I think that you would agree that this mental dynamic involves clinging to a belief that minimizes suffering. A kind of religion. It has the advantage of potentially reducing suffering, but it blocks you from opening yourself to reality. It's like a shortcut, but it leads to a dead end. It's much better business to go deep on real, face yourself without tricks letting go all the beliefs, but your choice
  20. I don't agree with this. There are accurate descriptions of a process and others that are wrong. It's like someone telling you that to run 100 meters in under 10 seconds you don't need to train, just order pizzas and watch Netflix.
  21. Its not that I don't believe, it's that this is a mystical experience , liminal experience, call it what you will, but it's not a complete openness to what you are. Which should be a good thing, since it means there's more to see.
  22. What means nothing? Why did you think that you are nothing if you are something now? If being dead is nothing you couldn't remember it because it's nothing that could be remembered. If it is something it's not being dead, it's being in another state, so it's an idea that come to your mind. Imo any idea about what happens when you die is just an idea that is happening now in our human mind. The only possible real realization is what are you now. It's not a "realization" in the human mind, it's the total absence of contraction now. It's not "nothing" or "something", both ideas are inside of the limits that makes definitions possible, it's the openess, limitless, totality. I don't mean to know that you are limitless because limits are imaginary and that, but truly being limitless now. Then you don't know nothing but that you are, and that's everything, you see your true face, it's not any entity, god, soul, creator, or anything, it's the vastness , the unlimited, and you want to be dissolved in it because you are that. The problem with this is that human mind need limits to preserve sanity, feeling of ground. The mind prefers anxiety than freedom because freedom feels like death, then the work is inmersión little by little, adaptation. The real question is: do you have now a feeling of total fullness, totally present, alive, empty of contraction, or not? If not, there is contraction. Im in contraction 80% of time, or maybe 90 or more, and almost always with some contraction, but I can to dissolve the contraction totally sometimes. Then I know exactly how it works, it's like a delicate balance and alignment that have to be achieved, then the contraction falls. First time that happens you will cry loud and you will say alleluia.
  23. When I say we are trapped, I don't mean knowing you're going to die and then be free, but being trapped right now by energetic barriers that prevent you from opening up to your absolute nature. That is, if you sit down to meditate right now, and focus completely on this moment, without interpretation, without mind, there will still be a barrier. You will be in a silent but closed-off experience. There is an atavistic fear of non-being, a need for control that goes beyond the logical mind, which creates this closure. With the help of drugs, you can more easily look directly at this barrier and gaze directly into the limitless abyss that this moment represents when you strip it of everything. It is there that you can take the step of total surrender to the limitless. If you do this many times, the barriers begin to relax. Don't deceive yourself; they are real, genetic, and powerful. At a certain point, you will be open to the totality and you will be the totality. Then the glass is filled, the prodigal son has returned, after a long and hard journey through a shitty desert of desolation, isolation and alienation. This is not an abstract or vague realization that you are consciousness or anything like that, it's the action of opening yourself to yourself: the reality.
  24. It would be much more accurate if you said that it is reality organized in such a way that it records a chain of events creating a duality between subject and object, and we call this structure consciousness.
  25. Seems that this topic is too complicated for you, but anyway I will try to explain. Look, many spiritual teachers talk to appear enlightened, many times contradict themselves. You can't believe in anyone. It's the same if he's venerated or if he looks a saint. If someone tells that there is nothing to achieve, nothing to do, it's clearly a lie. If you live in dense state , full of emotional barriers, you have to do a big work, walk a long path. You have to do inner work and external work to align your life in the sufficient level to be able to be open to all your unconscious mind, then you can try to open yourself totally without limits now. This is not something that happens without a real serious work in the correct direction. Ramana s teaching are vague, not concrete at all, contradictory. If you listen Ramana 30 minutes you will get the feeling that he's very elevated but zero inspiration for your personal work. In fact, you will think that there is nothing to do, and you will get stuck in your actual situation.