tuku747

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  1. Any studies on DPH abuse causing dementia long-term?
  2. It's a higher frequency aspect of you recently realized that seeks to be integrated into the whole of your being. The cure... is to listen to it! Like music! "Awareness alone is curative."
  3. I doubt anyone on Earth actually wants to suffer eternally, and even if they say they do I still doubt that. God isn't so petty, or so foolishly cruel to even think of eternal punishment. That pettiness is but the paranoia of men. If that's really what you believe, then God's an even worse parent then I am, and that doesn't make any sense. This is basically how you sound:
  4. When we gonna just agree though that everything is fine?
  5. Does not exist, does exist.... what's the difference? The difference only seems to be in the narrative we tell ourselves. Whatever floats your boat, I suppose!
  6. It's not like Spirit is holding a grudge against you for something you said. It's that one who continuously speaks badly of Spirit refuses to see it. That's the problem. Jesus is speaking of those who deny the existence of Spirit. So long as they do that, they will live without it and suffer, by their own denial and blindness. It's pride. So long as you have opened your heart to the possibility of experiencing Spirit, then you have nothing to worry about. As for forgiveness, you need to balance guilt with forgiveness yourself. https://www.biola.edu/blogs/good-book-blog/2021/what-is-the-unforgiveable-sin-what-is-blasphemy-against-the-spirit
  7. This is exactly what I mean though. Who are you to say it isn't? Why limit it? Why deny?
  8. I recommend meditating on the energies of denial and acceptance for a moment. How does denial feel in the body? And how does acceptance feel? The buddhist mode of thought seems to tend towards denial of the self leading to self-annhilation. The path Leo recommends tends towards realization of the self as identical with Everything, The All, aka God. My question is, why do we continuously obsess by denying any notions of self, enlightenment, or God? If the self is everything, then does it not include everything as well? Shouldn't our mode of thought be to make peace with all that is, all that we are? Witnessing the incessant back and forth that plays out on this forum, between is and isn't... Why not both?