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Thank you for pointing that out. Even what used to appear as ordinary can transform into extraordinary. It’s a bias to choose one over the other, and actually prevents you from expanding your consciousness.

Haha, I see what you did there You too!

For example, as I was driving, I saw a symbol of a fish on the back of someone’s car. That immediate recognition “aha!” made it very clear in my mind that fish are not just in water. They can be eaten on a dish, in movies like Finding Nemo, even recontexualized as saying something like, “You’re acting fishy.” Now that’s just a fish! Imagine all the other infinite possibilities we can be rambling on about… not just enlightenment. But NOT just rambling. It’s all GOD!

Go dress up as Jiminy Cricket for Halloween… that should help more of your students wake up to their intuition!

There is nothing prior to God. You cannot have prior without God.

It’s actually commendable that you were able to make the connection with what I said with Leo. Now imagine expanding that connection even broader. That’s how you, too, will broaden your light you bring to others.

Imagining an experience like that directly will stick with you for a very long time, and in a positive way. You’d have to transcend the human, but it is rewarding as fuck. That hallucination will give you immense courage to face other challenges life throws at you, human or not.

The meta lesson here is if you think you’ve figured it all out, reality will give you a wake up whether you like it or not. Focus on using those opportunities as excitement and curiosity. If you’re becoming more fearful and doubtful, then you’re lost in your own tiny hallucination. But there’s more to it… continue to open yourself up while simultaneously dropping/letting go of your assumptions.

You’ll think twice if someone emptied boiling tea on your head without your consent. Empty… remain empty

Say goodbye to an additional 50% of your audience, then ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

And fish can even be outside of water, but that’s easily overlooked when we only focus on swimming fish.

How about asking instead, “Where do others and myself lie in relation to the Absolute?”

@vibv @Breakingthewall A more nuanced example would be that certain paradigms cannot be fathomable from other paradigms. For example, a materialist scientist cannot imagine psychic phenomena. The scientist would need to step outside of their worldview to understand what psychic phenomena is. If you are not interested in stepping out, or even worse, flat out deny it, then bam, you’re stuck.

Leave that for the politicians.

@Leo Gura Mind is tricky-tricky. I thought I was panicking like a maniac, but trip sitter saw me as a still as a mummy. I assumed my heart rate was through the roof, yet others told me it was within normal range. As you mature, the inverse occurs

YouTube algorithms are dumb, then

Not even you. I tried searching “Actualized hallucination” on YouTube and got a bunch of unrelated stuff

Oh, it’ll probably be a ton worse, but then it gets a ton better. Better than staying stagnant and sheepy ?

Gonna sound cheesy, but trusting God. Allowing reality to go against my own biases and assumptions.

Absolutely. There will be times to reach out for help, and other times when you can handle it all on your own. God shows you what you’re ready for and what you are not. There are valuable lessons to learn in any case.

Explaining while also considering their point of view? … whew, that’s a work of art.

There’s a ton of people who still believe that there are only two human genders, so this should come as absolutely no surprise. You think they’re ready to accept INFINITY?!

Bingo Your state will still determine the quality of the question and the answer, and even how you perceive them.

@Francis777 Thank you, you beautiful man!

Yes. That’s an assumption. Or a fortune cookie. Don’t gaslight me.