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  1. Best practice I know of is when you surrender the self-identity and STOP being "you" for just a moment. Then what you normally associate as being "your" consciousness suddenly becomes liberated from the body-mind complex and comes into complete coherence with universal consciousness or "universal mind". *It has a very OBE quality to it when done right.
  2. I must not be awake for everything seems a dream. Or maybe I'm awake for the first time and everything before was just a dream.
  3. @Leo Gura Lol -I guess he went from one vice to another.
  4. "For those who have ears, let them hear"
  5. He's an old friend I haven't seen for years. He may have been through some rough patches in life and now trying to find comfort in reading the bible. What message would you suggest? -If it's not too late
  6. @Leo Gura On second thought, he may have become silent for just moment when I said; "I do agree that the Kingdom of Heaven is found within".
  8. He proved that by not hearing one word I said. And on the other had I heard every word he said.
  9. Timely topic. This afternoon I was talking to a friend on the phone about spirituality and he's all about reading the bible. So, whenever I would talk, he would get ahead of what I was saying and not really listen and even talking over me with his preconceived ideas. On the other hand, when he was talking, I would be silent and listen to what he was saying. But here's the funny part. When I would just listen and not say a word, he would have to pause and ask, "Are you still there??" And I'd say, "Yes, I'm still here. I'm listening to what you're saying". What is the rule of thumb for a conversation? 70% listening and 30% talking. That wasn't the case here.
  11. @Natasha Tori Maru Exactly.
  12. I once watched a sunset and in it were infinite sunsets.
  13. That doesn't exactly answer the question. Allow me to reframe: Is the "experience" of reality an illusion?
  14. In terms of absolute truth is there any such thing as the "experience" of reality?
  15. Sounds like the beginning of the movie Matrix when Thomas Anderson was selling clandestine disks.