integration journey

I tired it when I was young. I wish I continued. It is very cool

Kasina practise is amazing

@Ishangadid you find the inner engineering program beneficial in your journey? Just wondering because I heard a lot about it

Trying to change and understand a lot in myself. Hard but worth it❤️

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@Yimpa I’m not playing favorites but you are one of my favorite forum members here

Wow. Very deep and beautiful thread🙏🤍

The great Syrian revolution🤍

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Very interesting!!

Currently reading this book from Leo’s booklist. Amazing!

Vipassana mediation retreats are amazing. They are free and available all over the US and most part of the world.

@OBEler what do you feel is the difference between 5-Meo-malt and 5-Meo-dmt ? they feel very similar to me in terms of pure consciousness and awareness

I want make today 27/07 a productive day❤️

I love meditation. It literally changed my life and how I think.

I was born and raised in Syria then moved. peace is possible but justice for the victims needs to be established first

Beautiful day today❤️❤️

Thanks for the recommendation! I’ll check them out

I always had a better time with mushrooms so I’m not sure what my problem is with LSD but every time I take LSD , it flips my emotions upside down and It’s not a very pleasant experience . I barely get any visuals. I take it about every 4-6 months so I don’t take it regularly but I just find mushrooms more pleasant to be honest. I always set good intentions, organize my room and prepare with good set and setting and do it for spiritual/ personal development only. But the only time I had a good experience with it was my first time and it was a huge dose. What I learned from my last trip is just to be grateful that I’m alive and to check on my loved ones more regularly. Maybe that’s good enough.

Has anybody seen seven years in Tibet? I was wondering if it’s good

It’s going to be a beautiful day❤️❤️

My question is how do you incorporate your daily meditation practice with the knowledge of the eight Jhanas? I’m currently reading “mastering the core teaching of the Buddha” and he emphasizes the Jhanas a lot but he doesn’t provide much practise tips. I use the Vipassana technique of scanning the body but is the goal of Vipassana is to move up to the eight Jhana? I have experienced aspects of different Jhanas but I’m curious if anyone else here understands the Jhanas more deeply and how do you incorporate the knowledge of Jhanas in your meditation practice? thank you 🙏

This tool is really amazing actually

@Chadders I’m Honestly in the middle but more introverted I would say, why?