Kuba Powiertowski

@inFlow After six weeks of Detoxification, Kriya, I was utterly wasted. Dizziness and spinning sensations were something normal after a few days. After the Great Sadhana Set Kriya, followed by Kirtan Kriya, sensations were indescribable...

@inFlow What type of Kriya? There are hundreds of Kriya practices. Do you practice regularly daily? As you should early in the morning or eventually in the afternoon with an empty stomach for at least two hours? Kriya Yoga (including Kundalini Kriya) is a very advanced practice that simultaneously works on many levels of your existence. But I assume You know that. Well, once you have decided to devote yourself to this path, you'd better follow what this guy below tells you, but there's much more to that—tons of stuff. It's a full-on journey, but you may get seriously damaged if you treat it like a recreation. Be careful and take care, brother. Sat Nam

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@Inliytened1 I assume You are honest, speaking from Your Heart and staying with the Truth. Thank You. Sat Nam?

@Inliytened1 Yes , of course. But my question is: how can something that is limited to localized perception of being human, realize being infinite? I am not talking about this deep sense of oneness. For such realization Consciousness must drop its ego cage - it might be hallucinated, doesn't matter. No matter how small these limitations might be hallucinated - they all must be broken. You must awaken completely. But are you still a human then?

I sincerely feel that you have reached / touched this understanding. Maybe not only you here. Seriously. Me - not. But even from mine POV existence is still fascinating on so many levels and this is what keeps me going??

But even that does not set you free from experiencing being human. Only acceptance of everything that is. This acceptance expands you to the point where another question can be asked: are you still a human??

The next question is: why one do need such realization or feeling(?) of this kind? Out of what such a need is born? Curiosity, suffering, mix of many tendencies? Maybe realization that Supreme Witness is capable of creating things which are far beyond human imagination and comprehension points out that human experience is only one among many, infinitely many?

@Leo Gura Question arises: is there anything like Full God-Realization, where God's Core - Infinite Uncoditional Love is never ending perpetum mobile of creation / exploration / manifestation?

Relax, I'm not claiming anything. I wonder if Infinity can be understood. Can I ever understand God, me as God, or Supreme "I" as God? Understanding seems to be a never-ending process, from the point where human understanding has gotten so far. I already can smell paradox from here

Consider that you, too, are, experiencing an avatar that uniquely aligns with what I would call psychedelic energy.

I'm only supposing that I may have a clue about what you are referring to. When a human says "everything," it is always a human's conception of "everything". Like with Infinity. Our human conceptions, nothing else. But it is possible as you have broken through or expanded out of boundaries of human experience, even in a multidimensional sense, you have reached the realization that is not comprehensible for human capacity. Anyway, the Buddhist approach is most welcome among some modern scientists and philosophers of the mind, as it reaches the point of ceasing even consciousness in ordinary meaning. Even some materialists are OK with this statement, in significant simplification, of course. Almost every scientist working on the hard problem of consciousness is sure that during the deep sleep phase, there is no sign of activity of consciousness. There's a brilliant discussion between Rupert Spira, Bernardo Kastrup, and Christopher Koch on this subject: I have found a way to realize Supreme Witness through lucid dreaming. Remaining in the so-called waking state, you are trying to catch this moment of switching/entering the so-called dream reality using deep breathing techniques. When you master this to some extent, you enter a "dream scenario" with more and more expressive outlines. You may visit the same place, meet the same beings, entities dream after dream. Actually, you are not resting but keep on playing a character in a different dimension. There is still activity, sometimes even more extensive than in a waking state. But then, suddenly, everything is dropped into some void, which is not a void. It's full of bliss. Then "you" rest properly. I was trying to catch this moment from inside a dream, but it's one paradoxical strange loop, like a wave trying to catch an ocean. Hilarious experience, anyway. I have found that dropping this activity is much more challenging in a waking state, so you need to tune into a meditative state. And so I drifted in digressions; forgive me.

@Leo Gura Ok, but still Supreme Witness realization is absolutely crucial. Otherwise you may completely be lost in the experience. Or am I wrong?

@Leo Gura I don't know but maybe there is simpler explaination why some people who follows various buddhist schools, got stuck in some point. I assume that every "so called" spiritual path has stages. In meditation you go from being somebody / something to being nobody / nothing to being everybody / everything. When you stuck at "nobody / nothing" stage, you probably have not realized that there is still Supreme Witness of this nothingness. Otherwise nothingness wouldn't be known. Maybe that is the key here...

@PeaceOut96 Amazing Grace for You my Friend? Sat Nam?

And so we experience a perfect imperfection

@Inliytened1 Why not feasible? I think it depends on the amount of suffering your egoic mind puts upon you. As soon as you have realized the source of your suffering, the process of escaping its maze begins. Is one lifetime enough for that? I don't know. But maybe this game has a much more rich screenplay than you assume. I have found, in my imagination of course, that even archangels have some ego—very little. But a slight pressure increase in an angelic ego can overload its critical mass, and one can collapse into a kind of black hole. That how sophisticated this game is, I suppose:) For God not to be bored by his ever-lasting perfection:)

Consider this question as you would ask yourself. So be honest with yourself.

@Inliytened1 Have you already escaped your mind for good? I'm not joking or insulting you. I'm just curious.

I know that he is not awake according to your standards, but anyway, worth listening. Sat Nam:)

If it were so easy, we would experience a planet full of Christs, Buddhas, and other advanced Yogis and Shamans. Generally, we, both as humans and individuals, would experience heaven. How many of you experience constant heaven?

I don't know why you all resist this concept of reincarnation so much. Are you afraid of something? Of being incarnated to some real shit to verify your claims? I don't consider your God-realization as non-existing. All I'm saying is that this hallucinated or imagined reality is as accurate as it can be. It's a perfect hallucination (I wouldn't expect anything less from God, by the way :). And what keeps you at this stage of the theatre of the universe is your egoic mind. And it's not so easy to drop all your imagined agendas to get out of this game of duality. Once for good. Not for a few minutes, hours, or days.

@Tahuti "But, wait a minute.... 0⁰=♾️" - such a remark - this is an indefinite expression, not an infinite one? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zero_to_the_power_of_zero

@Twinstar ??????

@axiom It is enough for me to realize that the body is temporary. My mind 24/7 (apart from deep sleep) creates various projections about reality to meet the expectations of the transient character I am playing here. I have no idea what will happen next when I leave this body or even what will happen in an hour. Do I need to know? Not anymore. What happened - happened, what is - this is, what will be - it will be. I am much less afraid than I used to be, I accept more of what is, and life is more straightforward. I learn not to judge people and events, but mostly myself - which is the most difficult. More and more often, I sincerely wish more and more people all the best to make their dreams come true. Am I following the right path - I don't know, but does it really matter? Are there any wrong paths?