Breakingthewall

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  1. Who believe that? If he doesn't exist....
  2. 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.
  3. 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 โ€œloveโ€ in such states is not emotion, but the absence of fragmentation , it is the experience of totality.
  4. 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.
  5. 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.
  6. 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.
  7. 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.
  8. A small critique of Advaita, both neo- and classical, see Spira, Ralston, and even the sacred Ramana: Many spiritual paths based on Advaita adopt a negative path: "you are not this, you are not that." This denial may partially dissolve identification with form, but if it stops there, it leaves an illusory foundation intact: consciousness as the absolute stage. To say that "everything happens in consciousness" maintains a hidden duality between what appears and the framework in which it appears. The void left after denying form is not reality, but rather another form: the form of absence. Reality is not emptiness, nor silence, nor witness: it is unlimited without a center. It is not what remains when everything is eliminated, but what is when seen without limits. What appears does not need to be denied, but rather understood as a synchronous reflection of the unlimited manifesting itself. Reality is not consciousness, but that of which even consciousness is a structured reflection. The absolute is not achieved by denying form, but by seeing that every coherent form is already an expression of limitless being. Any vision that retains a privileged framework, even if it calls itself pure consciousness, has not reached reality. It has only emptied form without recognizing totality.
  9. I try using spiritual language instead of purely objective language, but objective is much better: without limits, stability is impossible. There can't be "nothing," since nothing means the absence of fluctuation, eternal stability and this implies a limit. At some point, fluctuation occurs, since nothing prevents it, and some point is always, since the absence of fluctuation is the absence of an event, "never". Any fluctuation is a change of state, and a change of state is a change if it is reflected in a different state. If this fluctuation occurs, as it inevitably must, it occurs infinitely, so reality is not expanding; it is always totally expanded. Any expansion is a flow within the absolutely expanded. Everything that appears is a synchronized reflection of the unlimited upon itself, because the absence of synchronicity implies no reflection, which is the same as nonexistence. Reality and existence are different aspects: reality is substance, existence is manifestation. Reality includes that which does not exist, the unmanifested, the unconscious. Existence is manifestation, symmetry, synchronicity, what appears. What they call enlightenment is the opening to reality, to the total, unnameable essence. A center of consciousness is a relational node composed of infinite relationships, infinite reflections of reality within itself and there are infinite nodes. Everything that exists tends toward expansion, sending potential in infinite directions, but is limited by what reflects back to it in infinite directions. Every movement is a relationship that finds its place of engagement: thrust, expansion, and contraction. The change of state of a subatomic particle requires the manifested infinite to allow that movement, to find the synchronicity for it to occur. Nothing is by chance; everything is pieces of a perfect and inevitable puzzle that flows upon itself.
  10. @en-el hak Agreed, at some point you realize that almost everything human is about survival. But then you realize there are values above survival, values for which you would give your life. The promise to a son, or to a true friend, reverberates into eternity. It's better to die than to break them; this life is short compared to eternity. It's beautiful to go beyond survival.
  11. If absolute truth is absolute, as its name suggests, everything is absolute truth. Then "absolute truth" makes no sense. A lie would be within that absolute truth. But well, absolute truth could be formulated like this: there are no limits, and since there are no limits, I am.
  12. Really? It's totally obvious. Maybe this video could be interesting, Books I don't know, all of them are wrong I'd say ๐Ÿ˜…. I didn't read any but I ask to chat gpt about all the spiritual teachers and it's principles, and absolutely all of them have mistakes in their basis. It's not ego, it's obvious, you could check any and let's analize it.
  13. Very possible Sure, any evolution has already occurred up to its upper limit and has been diluted with reality countless times. Manifest reality is living intelligence, and it's quite logical to assume that the ramifications of each specific expression are infinite Just the unlimited, the nature of everything. You didn't fall in love with the obsessive Chinese behavior ๐Ÿ˜‚
  14. Is something such a soul possible? What could be? If the form is an expression of the absolute, everything is the same soul, o there is something else, a line of existence that has continuity? Is possible to know that? How was china btw
  15. Seems that he broke the barrier
  16. Beautiful religion. I will name it psychosis.
  17. You are not a drop in the ocean, you are the ocean in a drop. Rumi This is a perfect resume of what I said above. If you want to understand it, you have to open yourself to the ocean and be the ocean. The ocean is total, you can't understand it before of being open to it.
  18. For example, For Ramana Maharsi, reality is consciousness. The self doesn't exist; it's just a thought. And what appears is projected as consciousness, just like in a dream. He's absolutely confused; it's incredible. Reality isn't consciousness; consciousness is an appearance that arises in reality. It couldn't be more obvious. You're not projecting reality like in a dream, because a dream isn't a dream; it's reality. He's lost in a sea of dualities. Incredible ๐Ÿ˜… The only spirituality that's limitless is the tao te king and the sufis in some ways, and there is a reading in Christianity that can leads you to the openess in certain way . All the others are closed, over all the Buddhist
  19. There is something essential that if you would see it, you would understand: you are because you are limitless. The source of being is the absence of limits, the fact of that there is not bottom. Seems a logical construction but it's something that you have to experience. The reality is not conciousness, or love, or anything else, is absence of limits. It's absolutely, totally, 100% obvious. Right now you are expanded to infinity. It's a fact, it's the source of you, the atomic reactor that fuels your experience, the unfathomable energy that you are, that anything is. It's not easy to see, if you read adyashanty, even Ramana maharsi, Eckhart Tolle, Ralston, spiral, kastrup, all of them are limited. No one of them have really totally, absolutely, broken the limits. It's crazy, but it's real.
  20. Really? What I said is from direct experience of limitless. I see that nobody resonate, even don't understand. Strange.
  21. According to science, the reality we observe is the relationship between at least 17 quantum fields vibrating at different frequencies. So, if at any given moment your perception occurs from another angle or dimension, what about that? It means nothing. It's still a limited perception.
  22. Perfect means that it's synchronized with the whole, it's a facet of the infinity happening in relationship with everything else, if it weren't the case it wouldn't happening, so saying that everything is perfect is the same than saying that everything is, so it's confusing because perfect point to good, that is the opposite of bad, and the reality hasn't opposite
  23. It is not correct to simply say that the self does not exist. The self does appear, and it does so structurally: it is a functional center of perception, a coherent organization within the field of manifestation. It is not a substance, but it is a structured form. This self has a paradoxical feature: on the one hand, it needs to affirm itself to sustain its local coherence; on the other hand, it can perceive that this affirmation encloses it and leads it to a dead end: it wants to be permanent, but it is made of the impermanent. It wants to be the absolute, but it cannot stop depending on time, relation, and perception. This contradiction is its trap: wanting to be what it cannot be, and at the same time rejecting what it is. At a certain point, the self sees the trap. It does not struggle to sustain itself: it ceases to affirm itself as a center. It does not disappear, but deactivates itself as an affirmation. At that point, it can become transparent to the limitless nature that sustains it. There remains no emptiness, no silence, no witness, no consciousness: there remains centerless reality, infinite nature, which is no one, which wants nothing, but is in everything, without effort, without fixed form, without will. Infinity is not self, because self implies center, desire, intention. Infinity simply is. The self, then, is real as form, but false as center. It can close out of structural necessity, but it can also open. And in doing so, it finds expansion without axis. Form is deactivated as core, and boundless nature flows without contraction. It's extremely challenging let go the self first times, because the unlimited is not a self. It's like you were living in room always, you want the room, you need the room . The thing is that you are the room, so it's very difficult opening the door
  24. Consciousness seems absolute from the perspective of current experience. "All is consciousness," "You are the silent witness," "I am God dreaming" are expressions that occur within limits. Without limits, there is reality relating to itself. The ultimate is not the relationship; it is just the expression. The ultimate is the absence of limits, which is unnameable and indefinable because any definition occurs as a limited relationship of reality to itself. You can call it Tao if you wish; it is the total.
  25. God is the inevitable consequence of the absence of limts