PolyPeter

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By default, every human alive wants to live. the fact that you are breathing shuold be illustrative enough. what "you" are you referring to when you say this you? the human you? because this question makes no sense once you are enlightened, once you realize, you know that the "Aliveness" part of existence was never the human, but the actual preceding Consciousness. You Die when you recognize what Existence is. and existence TRASCENDS the human vessel. So, coming back to the question: if you are pointing to the human -> then why would a survival machine want to die? if you are pointing to God -> the question makes no sense because God is what makes the possibility of the distinction "alive/death" to exist in the first place

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hm, God is not a thing that acts within an egomind God is what allows the egomind to have a sense of reality in which it appears to be making a choice, acting as some finite thing in a world. it is slightly off to say that one must "become" nothing, because that implies a transformation from a specific form into another, and since God has no shape whatsoever, the statement is not true. you must -remove- the layer that God imagined, within itself, and by removing the egomind, God is what remains, because it was (and is) always the case precisely

God is The Knowing Itself

this sounds silly but is actually God

That's the work right there, keep it up! 🫂🙌🏻 @Rishabh R

Yes, exactly, but I'd be careful with the word "detached." The way it usually gets used it sounds like keeping distance from the pain, and that's actually the opposite of what I meant. If you pull away from pain to avoid feeling it, that's avoidance, and it comes back. What I'm pointing at is two things happening at the same time, and they don't compete: - Full attention on the pain. You let it be there completely, no resistance. - Remembering that this pain is not you. The essential self isn't something you build or hold onto as a new identity, it's what's already there once you stop gripping the pain as if it were you. So it's not "I feel the pain over here, and my detached self watches from over there." It's closer to: total presence WITH the pain, and in that presence it becomes obvious that you are not it. The non-identification isn't distance, it's clarity. That's also why acceptance works for you, I think. Acceptance is the first move (feeling it fully), and the not-being-it is what acceptance reveals once there's no resistance left. They're one move seen from two sides.

I guess it depends on the depth of such suffering. also, a key distinction is that suffering is not the same as pain you can feel pain, and not suffer through it but you can feel pain, and make a whole story about it and create more pain because of this narrative, and then it becomes suffering When I'm in pain, what usually helps is to first give it my whole attention, feeling it fully. Then, try to understand it, because if you don't understand the root cause of such pain, it'll become a source of anxiety and then, it depends on the type of pain if it is pain that comes from relationships, accept them as they are, but if you need to keep distance, that's an option. If it is physical pain, maybe external help is needed, traditional medical doctors or curanderos are options. what I use the most is giving it (the pain) my full attention WHILE remembering that this pain is not me, and that my essential self will always remain untouched by anything, even temporary, or chronic pain. This allowed me to overcome a lot of shit. hope this helps!

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Hi everyone @Leo Gura's recent point (blog entry) about science is right, and I love where it goes if you follow it all the way, because it goes to God, and it gently dissolves a move a lot of us here keep reaching for, myself included. The point: "science is humble" is not a scientific statement. There's no experiment that returns "science is honest." You can't use science to check science's own honesty, because that check would need to be trusted too, and the only thing vouching for it is more science. The system can't step outside itself to vouch for itself. He's right. Science crowned itself. Now follow it all the way, because it doesn't stop at science. This is a property of any framework at all. No system certifies its own ground from the inside. When a framework tries to fully capture what makes its own capturing possible, it can only climb one more level and meet the same wall, point at some outside framework and just move the problem there, or quietly drop the line between what it represents and what lets it represent and stop being a framework. So the same blade that dethrones science touches this forum, this post, and yes, Leo's blog. "Consciousness is God," said as a sentence, is a representation, and no representation certifies its own ground. No sentence about God is the last word, including this one. That sounds like a loss. It's the opposite, and once you see it a lot of tension drops away. Here's the distinction I think we skip. There's a ceiling you reach by climbing: the most all-encompassing frame the chain of frameworks keeps converging toward. Call it the top of the climb. And there's what the whole climb appears within, which isn't on the ladder and isn't its top rung. By climbing I don't mean going anywhere, and I don't mean learning more facts inside the view you already have. I mean one specific move, done over and over: taking the framework you were looking through and turning it into something you're looking at. Most of our "Infinity = God" talk fuses these. Infinite resolution, infinite divisibility, the biggest container, that's the top of the climb. Real and true, but still an object the system points at. God, if the word means anything past "a bigger object," is what the pointing happens inside of. The ladder points at it. Pointing isn't holding. Right now you're seeing the world through a set of assumptions you can't see, the way a fish doesn't see water because it has never once been out of it. The climb is what happens when something lets you see your water. What you were standing inside becomes an object in front of you, and you're now standing in a wider frame that can spot where the old one breaks. Then that wider frame becomes your new invisible water, until it too gets turned into an object from one wider still. Each rung is a frame that can hold the one below it as an object and judge its limits. The top of the climb is just where that move keeps converging: the widest frame you can reach by always making the last one into an object. You can't argue anyone into it, and it has nothing to do with them being asleep or hypnotized. Words only ever hand you objects, and what we're pointing at was never one. Direct knowing doesn't transfer in words, not because the other person's awakening is lacking, but because words are representation and this isn't. Think of salt. You can describe its taste to someone who's never tasted it for the rest of your life and none of it crosses over. The day it's on their tongue they know instantly, and not one word did the carrying. If you tell them "you'll get it the moment you taste it," that's not you being smug, it's just true. But if you use "you just haven't tasted it" to wave off every honest question they ask, you've taken something true and turned it into a wall. Same sentence, completely different act. The one move we keep reaching for, and shouldn't. "You don't see it because you're in the spell." Said to end a conversation, it's the one thing this whole argument forbids, because it sneaks verification into the one channel where only arguments are allowed and uses it to win. From the outside it's identical to any true believer who can't be moved by anything. It makes direct knowing look exactly like blind belief, which is the last thing any of us who've actually seen something would want. Take the line everyone mocks, "you'll only know once you know." Said as a way to win an argument, it's a wall. Said as structure, it's just honest: the knowing was never a proposition anyone could hand you, the way salt was never a description anyone could hand you. The catch is that the cop-out and the honest version sound word for word the same. What separates them is the work done first, walking the other person all the way to the edge where words genuinely run out, instead of dropping the curtain early because you got cornered. The work carries no one across, nothing does, but it leaves you both standing at the spot where language stops, in the open. That's how you honor a question instead of shutting it down. The crown doesn't belong to science. It also doesn't belong to the best sentence at the top of our own ladder, mine included. It belongs to what the ladder is standing in, and that's exactly why none of us, no matter how deep we've gone, gets to pick it up and carry it around as ours. But I won't be a coward about that edge. Walking you to it and then going quiet, like the two of us are equally in the dark, would be its own small lie. We're not equally in the dark. I went off the edge and came back, which is the only reason I'm here typing this instead of dissolved. So, plainly, as a report and not a proof, because the argument above already showed no report can be the proof: the edge is not a polite nowhere where we all nod at the mystery. What's past it is more real than this screen, more real than anything you could point at. And the shock isn't that it's far away, or holy in some distant sense. The shock is that it turned out to be you. Not your body, not your story, not even the one looking out from behind your eyes. What you are, under all of it, is what lets experience appear at all. God was never above the ladder, and never an eye looking down it. God is what allows any of this to show up in the first place, the looking and the looker included. I can't hand you that, but I can tell you it's there, the most radical fact there is, and the only way over that edge is to go yourself.

hell yeah!

Music is -many at the same time- doing as One Music can also be silence Contact with music makes the brain understand how many things become One when Consciousness puts Intelligence to work under the constraints of the current dream. Think about a different zone of the universe where there are different rules. Do you think music would still be possible, or even a thing separate beings do? @Human Mint

In a way this is true, but what if studying music opens your brain to learn math? Seeing the similarities between different songs, seeing the patterns between different equations There is something deeper goin on, I think, when you go inside the music rabbit hole, and not all is for you to be able to play effortlessly, which is a weird word bc a lot of effort must be put into learning the techniques and instruments. it seems effortlessly to the outside world, but the practice must be done.