Vibroverse

Every night when you're in deep sleep, you're "there" with no psychedelics.

Meditation. Psychedelics show you a very high level of alignment, hopefully, but it is not steady at all. How many psychedelic users are really in tune with their higher selves? I don't think many of them are like that. It is about in the moment alignment. I once also believed that it is impossible to see those heights without psychedelics etc, but meh. It just is not true no matter what anyone else says about this.

Denying that must be feeling good to him.

Rupert Spira says everything is me vibrating, space and time and everything, and I am the dimensionless awareness.

Is infinitely intelligent. Let us not try to understand it with our tiny little minds. Let us relax and enjoy the eternal movie.

Whatever, it is all just words. We're all searching for happiness and peace whether we accept it or not, no matter how original we're trying to be.

Stupid people appear in our dream, reality, when we are a vibrational match to them, when we feel, like, fear, or worry or anger or irritation, etc. Such emotions. They smell it.

Impossible to explain what I mean to minds. Including my own stupid mind.

Consciousness can manifest any frickin thing it can ever imagine. Look around you, man. What you experience is it. This is the frickin lucid dream itself. This is the frickin dream.

Whenever I judge someone, it comes from me myself feeling being judged.

Is there really any difference between a dream and what we habitually call reality? And if this is a dream then I will probably dream your answers into being in a sense, so I cannot trust your answers. If you say this is not a dream, then, it won't actually convince me, because it looks and works like a darn dream and I don't know where the frickin real line between a dream and "reality" is. I just don't know if there is a darn real frickin line like that at all. LoA and stuff like that are darn real, come on. That's darn obvious, so "reality" definitely has a mental aspect to it, a big mental aspect. I'm just wondering if it is completely, 100% mental, 100% mind "stuff".

Exactly. It works in both ways.

You'll probably find a lot of resources about this on the internet.

Abraham Hicks, Bashar, Mooji, Rupert Spira, to name the most active ones in my consciousness for now

it is important to remember that. He created a dream where was "killed" like that.

There have been many yogis, it is told, who have been able to do that. And also a more familiar concept about that is the trance states through, like, hypnosis and so on. In those states people also don't feel pain, when the consciousness is in a different state.

He killed himself. He is God.

You've been lucky enough not to.

Everything you've experienced has been created by you no matter how amazing or horrible they've been. Everyone is your mirror reflection. And this has been so all the time which means all the time. Amazing things and horrible things and everything in between has been your creation.

You can have darn "physical" pains in dream state as well.

What's up mirror?

So true. And creating is the nature of consciousness, therefore trying to get away from creation also is a trap. The thing is to be centered in your self so powerfully and being involved in "creation" which is you in that way.

Yeah, if all of them are like that in a sense, then I am totally doomed in an awesome sense. Because everyone can and does be fickle from time to time. How can I frickin trust them if I am frickin manifesting them and their responses, if it is all a frickin mirror?

Yeah, even if the teachers who teach this says something that is not feeling like that to me, I need to trust my own feeling. I need to cultivate this trust to a completion, in 100% of my "life", 100%, not even 99.999999%.

Even they can come at some point and say "jokes on you guys, life of course is not a dream, we were just making an analogy, hahahaha". Life can be such a dream really. Can imagine it. But if every teacher I respect and take seriously comes and says "you are wrong, this is not a dream at all" and so on, would it matter to me? I think it would matter in a sense, because I'm perceiving them as "the authority".