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Breakingthewall replied to Breakingthewall's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
On one hand, there is the filter of the conditioned mind, which defines things comparatively. On the other, there is unlimited perception. More than perception, it is the fact of reality , without perceiver, object, or perception. Perception is a dual dimension that occurs in the current configuration of reality. As this dimension of reality is arranged, it forces the division between subject and object. This is not unreal; it is a perspective that occurs and, by its nature, limits. By limiting, it closes you off from your true nature because what you perceive are the limits, not the substance, what reality is. You can change perspectives at will, place yourself in a perspective without limits, and then open yourself to the nature of reality, to what you are. But the normal thing is to exchange a limited perspective for another that is theoretically broader but also limited. It is not really broader because it is limited: creator and creation, etc. The unlimited perspective is indefinite. Reality is total depth, limitlessness, and that's the same than being. The moment you try to grasp it with the mind, you enter the limited perspective. If you can truly enter the unlimited perspective, the limited perspective takes on a new dimension, another breadth. It is limited locally, but unlimited in its entirety. Denying the limited perspective as false, calling it illusion, dream, maya, closes it off. The limited perspective is the cause-effect relationship, and it's real. The only nuance is that it ultimately has no limits, but that doesn't mean everything is the same. There's a living flow occurring, and you understand that you must align yourself, open your energetic potential as much as possible. Why? Because that's what the flow tells you when you're open to it. -
Breakingthewall replied to r0ckyreed's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
You say that God is reality, not that God creates reality, so any atheist will agree with you. In fact, they'll tell you that you're an atheist too and that you shouldn't use the word "God" anymore, but "reality." -
Breakingthewall replied to Breakingthewall's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
The thought that arises is the consequence of a hypercomplex energetic structure that emits that vibration. If your existential pattern, interconnected with the totality of reality, has created, for example, a relationship based on lack, which has given rise to a series of responsibilities that are something real, a real energetic knot, and all of this has led you down a life path based on fear, resulting in you being trapped in a series of oppressive situations, do you really think you're going to choose to think everything is wonderful, and that it really will be? No. Welcome to the real world. This isn't Disneyland; it's more like the trenches of World War I. You just don't know it yet. All that patterns are the results of an inimaginable chain of relationship cause effect that encompass the whole; they are the whole expressing itself now. Each neuronal synapse unfolds to infinity; each energetic exchange with another is a reality that deploys its butterfly effects in the totality of existence. You don't intuit the magnitude of this game; you are reality in action, the living infinity unfolding. -
Breakingthewall replied to Breakingthewall's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
That's exactly the idea of self-help, which is false and therefore never works. It castrates the mind. You can't focus on the present; you're already in the present all the time. It's just that your present is an anxious vibration. The anxious vibration is the result of your energetic structure, a very intricate and complex pattern created by countless relationships, like anything else in reality. When you say you can focus on the present, it seems like you're stating the obvious, but what you're actually doing is separating yourself from your thoughts, and the past and future from the present. In other words, you're falling into a trap disguised as spirituality that will prevent you from truly aligning and expanding yourself, simplifying what is not simple at all. The fact that you're creating a bubble of constant mental flow made of self-referential thinking is the consequence of an energetic structure closed by fear. If you aim for the consequence, that is, the mental flow, you won't achieve anything. You have to understand the roots of your fear, face it head-on, understand your closed structure. Understand it intuitively, directly. It's extremely difficult. The fact that we are the way we are is the result of a reality, inheritance, connection, and human evolutionary pattern, not a silly mistake that is fixed by stopping thinking. You have to go through your psyche, look it in the face, look the limitlessness, the absolute nihilism in the face, and go through it. There is no easy way; easy ways are drugs that numb you, anesthetize you, like sadhguru or Ralston. The real path is the road of the pioneer, the one who conquers reality. We are humans, we are made for that job. -
Breakingthewall replied to Breakingthewall's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Suffering push to avoid it, is an engine for change and evolution. It is a very complex energetic pattern created by life as the most efficient path to expansion. If you are a being who lives in the physical realm, your suffering will be physical; if you are a being who also lives in the mental realm, in the dimension of the psyche, your suffering will be psychological. Both are the same: reality creates momentum in one direction, which is always expansion. Psychological suffering is much more complex because it places us in a trap: we desire permanence and we are impermanent. Therefore, we must make a move for which there is no instruction manual: the breaking of boundaries, the opening to the unlimited. This flattens psychological suffering because you are no longer locked in the dimension of the logical mind. You are not creating a self-referential bubble in which your energy bounces off yourself. Instead, you operate in a fluid, open manner. This does not mean that if you have something like a serious illness you will not suffer, but it is managed differently -
Breakingthewall replied to Breakingthewall's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Then, if someone tells that to travel from a city to another you should walking in circles in your room, it's legit and we should respect it like a true perspective? Btw you didn't explain the cosmic joke. How? You didn't explain nothing -
Breakingthewall replied to Breakingthewall's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
What means self generated? What is the self? If you're producing thoughts that create suffering, you're doing so because the energetic structure that you are creates that vibration. It's not something you do; it's something that is. If you want to change that dynamic, this reality, the very fact of wanting to change is a structure that reality is creating, something that is emerging as a result of infinity. If you don't understand this, you're locked into the idea of the self as the primary, direct cause, and this is false. The self is interconnected with all of reality. Understanding this conceptually can be useful to avoid staying in the position of: I am the one who creates the suffering. Yes, you create suffering, and at the same time, you are a consequence of total reality. The idea that you are sovereignly responsible for your energetic vibration, for your thoughts, is false. If you believe this, you will become frustrated, since you cannot control your vibration because you are your vibration. Control is the path of denial, which says that there are erroneous thoughts that you shouldn't have; you're having them because you want to. Stop having them. No, you're having them because that is your energetic structure created by reality. This structure can change, carry out a true metamorphosis, but it will never do so if it focuses on the effect believing that it is the cause. You have to see yourself as an energetic structure that is both cause and effect. You have been shaped by the interaction of Infinity with itself. There is no real difference between interior and exterior. They are two dimensions of the same reality, and both are unlimited and interconnected. If you truly see yourself, your intuition becomes more refined, and you understand which paths to take to unleash your potential and expand. If you believe there is a center, that you are that center, and that center decides what energetic vibration to emit, you are limited, closed, blocking the true openness that reality is. Therefore, spreading the idea that you are creating suffering and can stop doing so if you decide to is a scam. Those who spread this are scammers, consciously or unconsciously. The reality is that you must change your energetic structure, or better, the energetic structure can change itself pushed by the vibration that we call suffering, and no one will ever be able to tell you how. Only you can understand the path, and it cannot be extrapolated to anyone else. It's a real movement of the totality, a real change that involves the whole. Just the reality flowing, expanding, like always. -
Breakingthewall replied to Breakingthewall's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Yeah exactly and thanks for appreciating. If you consider the matter closely enough, you will see that it will inevitably be the first option, since if there were an entity that controls this reality, something perfectly possible in appearance, this entity would in turn be reality in a determined structural configuration caused by another set of cause-effect relationships, therefore, if you follow the line, you will only find the absence of limits. It does not matter if the cause of my pain is that you hit me with a hammer, the ultimate cause is not you, it is the limitlessness. You could say that there is no cause or that the cause is the totality of infinite reality, both are the same statement, but the second is more open or promotes more openness in the structure of the psyche. If the thought creates the suffering, what creates the thought? You? Then, what creates you? The openess is when you realize that everything is interconnected. The self is not separate from the rest of reality, nor is it its creator. It is simultaneously cause and effect; inside and outside overlap infinitely. Reality flows upon itself in infinite dimensions, you are the bubble and the whole, like everything else. Realizing this opens your structure completely. Denying the self as unreal closes it down. Accept of course but over all understand them, what they are. Then you can see the flow of reality, it's a extreme shift. Your mind is closing everything putting limits, if the limits fall, everything reveals as the flow of reality, you realize the life, the unfathomable depth. This is the real point in spirituality, not erase the self. Erasing the self is a relative idea, it's obvious. Open the self is an unlimited idea, seems the same but it's totally different The real openess make a shift even in your body, in all your structure. You realize that you were contracted the whole time, even sleeping. -
Breakingthewall replied to Jayson G's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
@PurpleTree very interesting, I didn't know. It's truly a form of expansionism, but it's different from direct expansionism in the region. In any case, Saudi Arabia tends toward a certain openness, while Iran tends to close down more. Imo, the important thing isn't where you are, but where you're headed. Anyway, the Middle East is very complex; understanding the situation in depth is difficult. -
Breakingthewall replied to Jayson G's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
I'd like that they are more open and free, but they aren't. The important point is that they arent expansionisnts, they don't want to extend the Sunni Saudi monarchy to the rest of the Middle East. Iran, on the other hand, wants to expand Shiism, destroy Israel, and proclaim its mortal hatred of the American devil. For me, those are essential differences. If your regime is founded in aggressive basis, then aggressions happens. -
Breakingthewall replied to Jayson G's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
The Saudi regime is rigid, as befits the region, but it is not expansionist. It is aggressive, but its aggressiveness, for example in Yemen, is oriented toward containment. -
Breakingthewall replied to Breakingthewall's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Then the cosmic joke is? I created this post to expose the fallacy of the actual spirituality, as the title says. Seems that you got personally offended then you try to offend me but you didn't do a single contra argument. Maybe that's being enlightened? Seems a cosmic joke, I agree. -
Breakingthewall replied to Breakingthewall's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
That's enlightenment according peter Ralston. I absolutely know that this is not enlightenment and you can understand without a doubt why really is as it is, you can see that directly. That perspective about no self is=enlightenment is limited, then it's false. The self is absolutely real, just like a stone. The thing is, the self and the stone are relatively different. From an unlimited perspective, they are the same: they are. The question is: What is being? I've explained this quite clearly in a few posts above. -
Breakingthewall replied to Breakingthewall's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
2 years ago I had a surgery . They had to drill through my tibia, insert a plate with two screws on each side and a metal wire between them, and then open and stitch it up. I convinced the surgeon to do it without anesthesia. I told him that if I moved even a millimeter, he should tell the anesthesiologist to put the gas in my mouth. It lasted about 40 minutes, and I didn't suffer at all and I didn't move. In fact, I enjoyed the experience. I've been researching this my whole life. Try reading what I've written before. -
Breakingthewall replied to Jayson G's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
Iran regime It's founded on hatred of Sunni Islam, the prevalence of Shiism, and an absolute hatred of the West. It's a fundamentally toxic system, a real piece of shit, if you will. Regarding missile launching capabilities, Iran has close to 2,500, and has launched a good percentage of them with minimal results. If Israel were truly in danger, it would devastate Iran within two days. This has been made abundantly clear. The question is how the Iranian regime will react now, what its strategy will be. The situation now is totally different. Iranian regime based its legitimacy internally and with its neighboring countries as the country that challenges Israel and the West. Now they've pissed in its face and launched a mock missile at the Americans. They'll try to spin a narrative of victory, but the truth will come out. It remains to be seen whether the regime can continue oppressing Iranians much longer. -
Breakingthewall replied to Alexop's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
Who is not intelligent is who manipulate an IA 😅. The IA is a tool to empower your logical capacity, to get deep in coherence, but if you are basically incoherent, the IA will empower your incoherence -
Breakingthewall replied to Breakingthewall's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Try to get this: any idea with an opposite comes from the limited perspective and means absolutely nothing in the unlimited perspective. Imaginary is the opposite than real, that difference is relative, limited. Imaginary is limited by real, and real is limited by imaginary. They are just ideas, from an absolute perspective there is only the openess to the nature of reality. The nature of reality can't be named because it has not opposite, it's the reality. You could call it life, because death is just change, or being because not being is not, but both are just pointers. -
Breakingthewall replied to Breakingthewall's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
The goal of spirituality is to freely abandon the limited perspective and situate oneself in the unlimited perspective. From this perspective, there is no qualitative difference between anything; everything is, and is unfathomable, alive, and totally existing. This doesn't mean that the limited perspective is false, only that it is limited. And being límited closes the perception of the true nature in exchange of the perception of the structure. It's quite simple and obvious, nothing mysterious at all, it's exactly what you are -
Breakingthewall replied to Breakingthewall's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
It's exactly the same the suffering caused by the anxiety or by a stone, are arising that happens. Are the structure that the reality is taking now. Suffering is the same than anything else. Yeah sorry, I'm too brave right? I'm not in that level of understanding . But id say that the nature of pain is the nature of reality -
Breakingthewall replied to Breakingthewall's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
In all of your post rage is perceived. That's the cosmic joke? It's not so funny Let's see, then the real cosmic joke is? That the seeker is not seeking or what? Really I don't know that. I don't see any joke in the unfathomable that lives. I see absolute life, without bottom If something lives, reality lives. If you perceive your life, it is the absolute life of reality. It is total plenitude. It is the simple consequence of limitlessness; it is unfathomable, and its vitality is infinite. If you perceive a spark of life in you, that life has no limits; it permeates infinity. There is no boundary between living and nonliving; there is existence. That is openness. It is absolute life, and it is perceived directly now; that is what reality is. -
Breakingthewall replied to AJBrew's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
From an unlimited perspective anything is the same that anything else, both are, and that's everything. From a limited perspective the slightest movement has infinite butterfly effects, and is created by infinite butterfly effects. -
Breakingthewall replied to Breakingthewall's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Going a little further, your ultimate nature is openness, limitlessness. You might think: this is the cause of being. But it would be more precise: this is being. Openness and being are one and the same reality; being is to exist, and openness is existence, since it is open. You might think: if there is being, there is intelligence, since there is relationship, coherence. It would be more precise to say: being and intelligence are one, an equivalence, since what is incoherent is not. You might also think: if reality is open, it flows, expands, sprouts, causes infinite energy, infinite love. More than cause, it is equivalence. Openness, by its nature, is flow, it is energy, bottomless, infinitely alive. -
Breakingthewall replied to Breakingthewall's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
In other words, if you keep opening the frame of possibilities, all possibilities appear. If you keep opening the frame, all possibilities blur and erase their definition; only their essence, their substance, remains. That substance doesn't blur; it remains intact, with a total, infinite openness. That substance is exactly you. But that substance isn't something; it's the openness itself, it's what you are. -
Breakingthewall replied to Breakingthewall's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
If you enter into deep meditation, it's common to perceive the reality of form as an insubstantial hologram superimposed upon absolute emptiness. This can be perceived as either horrible nihilism or absolute calm. In both cases, it's a limited perspective, since there is a remainder of the observer observing something external to them. If this state of absolutely nothing is sustained long enough, the observer who gazes into the limitless void shifts and becomes the limitless void. At that moment, the barriers fall and totality manifests. Absolute potential and absolute being manifest as an inevitable consequence of the absence of limits. There is no bottom, and therefore, reality is. You are. You are total. Any form is total, and outside and inside overlap without limit. It is the exact opposite of an illusion; it is reality. Illusion is precisely a comparative idea. If you realize the unreality of what is, it is because you are outside of it. If you merge with it, you will see its total reality. Reality is absolutely alive, unfathomable, and you are that. You expand, and in doing so, you open your heart, closed by fear. There, you realize you are home; you always are. You are. In that is everything. -
Breakingthewall replied to AJBrew's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
The ego isn't illusory; it's a limited, comparative, superficial perspective. You truly are the drop, but you are also the ocean. The ego is the drop's perspective; openness is the oceanic perspective. Both are real; one is limited, the other unlimited. Reality is always both.
