Breakingthewall

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  1. Sure, humans will disappear. They will become immortal entities symbiotic with AI, transcending the physical and becoming a stream of interdimensional intelligence, and expanding into infinity, as has happened infinite times before.
  2. If you want to worship God, then empty your mind of any structure. That's means that you are saying: God, I give up control. I give up my desires, my will, my understanding, my sanity, and my survival. I leave them in your hands. This type of worship is the only authentic one. another thing is to try to use God from your ego, and you won't get anything.
  3. Spirituality is very simple in its structure. The absolute is unlimited; the relative is limited. If the absolute is, as its name indicates, absolute, what could the relative be? The absolute reflected in itself and creating an apparent limitation, change, movement, form. What is this limitation? Synchronicity, symmetry. Everything outside of this coherence does not appear; it is unmanifested potential. So, what is spirituality? Self-observation. Step one is to be able, in specific moments, to break the limitation of your mind and access your unlimited nature. To do this, you will see that there are obstacles; these obstacles must be overcome. It seems simple, but it is very difficult. You have to open your mind and heart completely, surrender your mind, your understanding, your sanity, and your life. That is, empty your mind of any structure. Once you achieve this, a purification process instinctively begins, gradually making your structure less dense, making opening easier. The Opening is unthinkable; it is impossible to remember and transmit it, precisely because it is the breaking of what is defined, of what is limited. If you remember it, it's happening now. There are mental movements that foster it and others that shut it down. The art lies in polishing your energy system so that this becomes easier and easier. Then, you begin to navigate the world in an intuitive way, understanding that you must release the control while still giving your best.
  4. You mean basic survival things like relativity, quantum physics and the structure of the reality? All of them are mathematical relationships. Reality is limitless, any limit is relative, like anything that have definition.
  5. The problem is that ontology is very confusing and people gets stuck in those ideas. They are seductive, they promise to solve the problem of suffering, but they are limited, therefore they bind the mind.
  6. An interesting detail: reality has so far proven to be logical at all levels. Einstein said: The strangest thing about reality is that we can understand it. It's not strange; our logical mind is made of the inherent logic of reality. There is something that logic obviously cannot grasp: the essence of what we are, what the absence of limits implies. The only way to open yourself to this is to drop the limits. But even this fact is logical. Manifested reality is logical because it is coherent. What is not coherent cannot exist, for a simple reason: manifest reality, form, is relative, because given an unlimited framework there can be no absolute change, only relative, and relative forces coherence with it's reflection, only because what is not coherent is lost as potential that cannot find its reflection to appear. The very fact of the absence of limits implies infinite potential. Everything emits infinite potential in infinite directions, and what finds symmetry, a coherent and stable reflection, manifests. Deducing this is not a mystical realization; it is the inevitable consequence by elimination that remains once you break the limits. Another inevitable consequence: manifested reality unfolds infinitely by default, without beginning, it's already done. Any expansion is not an addition to the whole, but a relational movement within it , the whole reflecting itself in new structures Of course, feel free to debunk my vision, if it's possible 😉
  7. All the surrounding countries will be very happy if Iran fails to develop atomic weapons. Turkey will show that they are very angry with Israel and then uncork the raki to toast them
  8. About neo advaita: To say that everything is consciousness and that forms are illusion is a denial disguised as understanding. If forms appear, then they are. Even if they were illusory, the illusion itself would appear as a real form, and its structure would have to be explained. Denying the reality of form doesn't make it disappear; it only denies the intelligence of the one who perceives it. When they say: reality isn't material, it's imaginary, this is the best. They think they've expressed something brilliant. So, what's imaginary? Like a dream! Tadah! Oh, and what's a dream? Something you create with your mind! Tadahh!! And what is your mind? Your mind is nothing!!😅And then they complain that people don't take spirituality seriously. It's designed for people who want to simplify the complex to have a false sense of control and understanding and thus lower their anxiety level. But doing this closes you up a dead end and makes you someone deluded and a little psychotic
  9. Let's take Rupert Spira as an example about non duality. His ontology can be summarized as follows: reality one not multiple, , it is made of consciousness, and the self is a modulation of consciousness in a specific configuration. What you are is not a form, is pure conciousness. Well, then why forms appear? Because the conciousness want to play or anything? Then the conciousness is an entity who wants things? Or are forms an illusion of consciousness? So consciousness is something that has illusions? And what would that consciousness that you are be like if there were no form? Would exist? He also says: Suffering occurs because you identify with form. If you identify with consciousness, with the screen where reality occurs, suffering disappears. Well, Spira's entire ontology is a mental shift; it's not real. Spira isn't open to the unlimited; he's simply believed in a mental structure that relaxes him and makes him feel secure, immortal, and he has the feeling, the certainly, about that is direct experience. It's ego, but disguised by something inefable. You can feel the lack of life in all the non duality philosophy. That's happen because it's limited in all directions.
  10. The direction of desire is completely different from a limited perspective than from an unlimited one. The energy that flows is the same, but from the limits, it tends toward conservation, toward greed in the sense that wanting things, sensations. From an unlimited perspective, desire is to flow, to be, to expand. And to do that, you must follow the flow of reality and adapt to it, be one with it. From the limited perspective, you fight against it to get what you want; you are contracted. From the unlimited perspective, you dance with it; you are expanded.
  11. That's a view focused on the form of desire, not on desire itself. The energy of desire is exactly the same in the bodhisattva as it is in the cocaine addict; only the orientation changes. The drug addict's is contracted; the bodhisattva's is expanded. What you call desire is the contraction that occurs due to the human energetic structure. What you call the absence of desire is the absence of contraction. But the energy is always the same; it is expansive energy inherent to reality. The intelligent thing to do, as a human being, is to dismantle contraction, since it is unpleasant, is suffering. But to do that you have to locate yourself in a unlimited perspective.
  12. Go beyond the limits of human experience and open yourself to the true dimension of what you are. Then, continue living your human experience, but from another perspective.
  13. You can have zero interest in prestige and ego boosting and at the same time have great desire, great ambition. Your ambition isn't to be recognized, it's to do, to penetrate life, to connect, to flow, to enjoy, to overcome challenges. Simply because that's what it means to be human; it's the innate human drive.
  14. Self-referential thoughts are just a superficial layer of who we are, the software for functioning as humans. It has a solid evolutionary basis, but it can be disconnected at will. This doesn't mean that without thought there is no reality or existence; it exists as a flow. But this also doesn't mean you're open to the limitless nature of what you are. You can be silent and closed off within your sensory reality and your impulses .
  15. It's impossible, because what you are is literally infinite. Imagine if they made that robot into a human, and you were still alive. You'd see him doing things you'd do... sort of. He'd never have your intuitions or your feelings. Life wouldn't flow through him the way it does through you. He'd just be a finite machine.
  16. Prestige means that people think you're a great guy. Someone who's interested in making people think they're a great guy is supposed to be operating on a relational level, where public opinion has value, then he's not free. Ideally, you should operate on a relational level, where what you value is what you contribute, what you are, what you vibrate, not the effect it has on people.
  17. Concepts that describe a reality . For example Imagine you're walking down the street and a tiger appears and starts chasing you. Is that a thought? No, it's a reality, but then you can explain it to people through concepts. Your sensations, what the tiger was like, all that. But while it was chasing you, there was no thought; there was a tiger chasing you.
  18. I would forget absolutely the non duality, it's a limited perspective full of contradiction and inherently false. That's the problem with spirituality, that changes some concepts by others. In my humble opinion, all that about conciousness and no self absolutely closes the mind in a limited perspective, same than God No Self means nothing, existence exist, and you are that, then whats that mess about there is not a self? The mental image, like adjectives? Obviously, but Beneath that lies the ocean. As Rumi said, you are not a drop in the ocean, you are the ocean in a drop. Rumi was a man who had opened his being to the limitless. Whats that about what you are is conciousness? Conciousness is an arising. As reality is unlimited and conciousness arises, conciousness is infinite, but it's not the source of the reality, is it's result. Same than God. in absence of limitations intelligence is inevitable, then it's infinite. But also intelligence is an arising Your true nature is the unlimited, and the unlimited can't be named. You can open yourself to it. The unlimited is not something, is the absence of limits that's make inevitable that you are. You are totality. Open yourself a bit, a bit more, open your heart, drop your mind, then the door will open, you are total, that's it. Your substance has no dimension , not quality, just open. All the qualities, all the dimensions.
  19. When you stop thinking, your mental identity dies, but all the energy patterns that form and block you are still active. Your mental identity is very superficial; your energy patterns are much deeper. They come from the evolution of life, from evolution through lifetimes. Your energetic structure is much deeper than you think. Thought is just the tip of the iceberg; beneath it lies an iceberg that expands without limit, emitting infinite butterfly effects that reverberate into eternity. Thought has power; it closes and opens, but it is a superficial logical structure supported by an energetic structure of unimaginable complexity.
  20. The first step is not to dismiss science, nor the direct observation of reality, nor the logical mind's ability to structure and understand. There is a facet beyond understanding: the nature of reality, the total. To open yourself to this, you must let go of the mind; it is an obstacle. But then, manifestation is absolutely logical. The logical mind is an arising of total reality and can understand absolutely everything, but it cannot encompass the unlimited. Manifest reality is simply coherence, only what's coherent with the whole appears, just because every change is relative. That's very easy to understand. What's difficult in this game is the opening to the absolute, that's the real challenge
  21. If I were you, I would stop believing all the spiritual gurus, almost everything that they say is wrong. Maybe the tao te king could be more or less accurate, but no duality is absolutely limited, it drinks from Buddhism that is also limited. Even Huang po is limited. Even Ramana. He's open to the unlimited nature of reality, but his mind is a mess. Being open to the unlimited nature of reality some moments is not difficult. People as Ramana born with a kind of energetic pattern that makes them being in that way, open, without desire, no interest in the world, but that doesn't mean that they understand how the reality is structured
  22. Sure, in this realm. And some ideas. I'm lost in concepts in any realm . Because concepts are illusory and everything is one. Or if you prefer: spirituality, that's completely wrong. Good luck.
  23. Everything that is manifested is change, no change no perception. Just observe the reality. What is changeless is the nature of everything, because it's unlimited. The unlimited can't change because "change" means reflection, appearance. You could say that everything that happens is appearance, or reflection, but same time is the manifestation of the totality. The point is being able to open yourself to your unlimited nature, then see the limited reflection that is always happening. Any perception is change, and any change is reflection
  24. Anything that changes. Manifested reality is change. Without change there is not experience, nor conciousness. Conciousness is created by the change. you think that in deep meditation you are in a still, or changeless, state, it is because you do not realize that the now that you are is in ceaseless change and composed of infinite changes. Change is, the absence of change is not. Change is the unlimited reflecting on itself and fluctuating with respect to itself. Since it is unlimited, this occurs, and given its limitlessness, it occurs always and infinitely, and everything unfolds without limits, manifesting what is synchronous with the rest, for the simple reason that what is not synchronous relatively to the rest is not; it is an unmanifested possibility, since it needs to be reflected in order to be. To be is simply to appear; not to be is not to appear. The nature of both is the same: the unlimited. What appears is only an inevitable appearance, given the limitlessness. It is impossible for there to be no non-manifestation because there are no limits; it is inevitable, and its structure is simply what fits together.
  25. Any movement implies duality, since it is relative to another perspective. You could say that this other perspective is the same nature as the first, but it is still other. Without "other," there is no happening, and as we can see, there is relative movement and therefore separation. Infinite perspectives reflecting in infinite dimensions. You could say they are all the same, but in a certain sense, they are "other."