saif2

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  1. If you think what I am saying is obvious, then you probably don't live in the middle east, or you don't didn't grew up with Islam. It is confusing to admit that there were distortions in the message, makes me worry if this was expressed to the wrong people. Some of the distortions: 1. Mohammad was not the last prophet 2. You wont burn in hell for things like adultery, being homosexual, and lying is not bad. 3. Life is not inherently meaningful. It is difficult to move from away from the religion you were born into. A core motive for doing spiritual work needs to be changed to move more into a yellow territory. I will post more distortions later What do you think guys?
  2. I mean bullshitters are also God, difficult to swallow. I was once and for time, a long one unfortuanltey a bullshitter. There needs to be a positive force that comes from deep within from a sovereign place within oneself and then it is all love. May God make us one of them. Then it is not a battle between light and dark it is just the activity of love. @ivankiss I loved the songs
  3. @rd5555 what kind of unhealthy ways are you talking about?
  4. Life is too amazing by definition and in essence, selfishness prevents one from seeing this
  5. There is a lot of comforts in religion, that go against the rigor of wanting to understand reality. So someone religious instead of facing an issue head on and think strategically to overcome it, he or she would go to prayer instead so that it can be fixed on its own. A lot of religious people even if they come from esoteric backgrounds that uses meditation techniques and spiritual practices, they rely on a lot of assumptions, which makes their practice more corrupt and comfortable.
  6. Yes this and add to it that this work needs to be grounded in an understanding of how society works, in order to be successful and grounded in something real rather than personal fantasies.
  7. Meaning is illusory within myself, and within other people, also structures are meaningless such as atoms, molecules and so on... After deconstructing these what remains?
  8. I have a fear that I want to step into, although I am not sure how to do it safely. I fear society, how it is built, I fear to see the truth in how it works. I have fantasies on who I can be, if i spread my wings, but knowing society will show me my place in terms of my capacity to survive in this world. I am afraid to know what will the answer be.
  9. Meaning is generated from a limited perspective, it is a suppression of cognition and a lack of understanding. When the boundary between the perceiver and the perceived is blurred, meaning disappears.
  10. @Someone hereI think I am in a similar place. However, You can become aware of the demands of life (job, bills, socializing, side project...) as a part of how reality works. I have been realizing recently that 200 hours of meditation will might teach me how to get money a little bit, but trying to open a business will do that in 2 hours. There is something deeply delusional about the previous view.
  11. Your willingness to let go of your deeply held beliefs, will create an atmosphere for a journey of exploration, sometime this will inspire him to do the same thing. How come you are so sure?
  12. I see it as something quantitative more than qualitative which is weird. It is also created by a limited perspective. Sometimes when I become aware of certain emotions the meaning disappears.
  13. Meaning is meaningless, is the case only if one does not exist, which seems to be the case.
  14. Meaning is a creation that you create. How do you assume that there is no objective meaning to things?
  15. What is high vibration and low vibration? is untangling yourself sufficient to help others?