Nemra

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  1. @Someone here, he has changed his attitude since then. However, I see it the following way: if a thing is true, then it's true whether or not he is angry, even if I don't like the attitude. I don't know, he might have said some untruthful things along the way, but as long as he reevaluates for the sake of truth, understanding and open-mindedness, then it's good for me. And it is not like I know the truth about everything. I would like to think that I have uncovered far fewer truths than him. Also, consider that he might be the only one who truly understands awakening. I don't know. I focus more on his epistemology content. I learn from him and test against him. Lol. However, I view his awakening content as a possibility that might be true or false, at least for me, because he will never be able to change my state of consciousness. There is a tool for that. 😉
  2. It is an ability that I do not possess. You are like asking, "Why are you not doing something that you cannot do?" Maybe, if you hit my head hard enough, I could possess it. Who knows?
  3. There is no exterior, as in you are not conscious of that exterior experience now. You could say that the exterior is a memory of an interior that you experienced. However, the exterior becomes interior when you experience it, which was the thing that your memory pointed to. There is more stuff than I could think of that I am not in control of in my experience. Also, why would I be able to levitate my phone?
  4. There is only the experience that I am conscious of right now. I'm not conscious of any other experience at this moment. E.g., if I go home from the office, I will have the experience of my home and not the office. However, it does not mean that I did not have the experience of the office. If I go back to office, I will experience the office again.
  5. @Breakingthewall, do you experience another experience that you aren't conscious of? Of course not. Because if you did, you would be conscious of it.
  6. I know the following: I will never be conscious of an experience that is not my experience. If I become aware of a new experience, it becomes mine. Literally, nothing exists outside my experience, as I am not conscious of any other experience apart from mine right now, which is not to imply that my experience is not changing.
  7. Gaining happiness by subscribing to a religion at what cost. Although the decision is very easy for simple-minded people. If you are aware of and observe your epistemology, then religion will be too limiting.
  8. What's good about its essence if its impact makes people closed-minded, biased, and clueless about direct experience?
  9. The irony is that to interpret it non-ideologically, one has not to be a Christian or cling to Christianity, which makes Christianity one of the best tools for self-deception. If you think that Christianity makes people open-minded, then you should reevaluate your views of Christianity beyond the innocent mystical aspect.
  10. I thought I was watching an Indian movie or TV show. 😂
  11. In this era, people are still racists. Yes. They are seriously stupid. One has to become non-racist to understand that.
  12. It seems to me that you know God. Have you directly experienced God or just formed beliefs about it by reading books?
  13. I'm not. You are taking it personally and are lost in assumptions. Use your powerful Godly braincells to understand why I said that. About God.
  14. The one who says that you are wrong. Reading ain't equal to using psychedelics. Extremely different. Then why are you asking questions? Is your realization based upon direct experience or what?
  15. It does matter. You are engaging in beliefs rather than having direct experience. Reading Quran or some book, which is a very fallible medium and using psychedelics aren't even comparable. You cannot know that beforehand. Don't gaslight yourself. You say "If I'm God..." and then say "... God's plan is ...". If you don't know something, then admit you don't know.
  16. @Someone here, someday, at least once, I hope you will try psychedelics instead of reading the Quran.
  17. @Leo Gura, check out Loka also. Here is a psychedelic visualization that he made:
  18. I think the important thing is that you became conscious of how ruthless you have been. No offense.
  19. Your profile picture is less worrisome than your personal data on this forum. However, paranoia will also be problematic.
  20. Don't rush too much and be more strategic.
  21. You will be shocked at how much asleep you have been.
  22. They aren't that difficult to find if you scour the internet for a few days. If you have difficulty buying them in your country, then find a job, save money, and travel, and don't BS yourself and waste your time like others not using psychedelics.