Whitney Edwards

Three insights came up during my meditative practice. First one : God is love consciousness.. We are love. If you know you are love, you'll stop looking for love, you won't need to. You'll know you're love. Live in love. That's ultimate maturity. Second one : Divine intelligence is love. It cannot be otherwise. It simply isn't anything else. Morality is just a trap, a very bad one, that actually keeps us away from the fabric of Love. There is no divine love, only love, pure love and our souls feel it. Third one : We live our whole lives in self deception. We are self deception. We are clowns and we live in idiocy. We don't receive the gift of love because we don't want to ever get rid of this empty facade of a life we live. We pretend to know everything but reality and divine intelligence is simply beyond our grasp. If you truly begin to connect with your divine nature by recognizing love, then you'll experience love consciousness in glimpses, you'll realize that divine intelligence was always here for you in the here and now, you simply never saw it.

we live in self deception

God is love consciousness

divine intelligence is love

god is love consciousness

Internal work comes first.

Truth

What if you fall in a trap and then growing through and outgrowing that trap, you begin to realize your true nature or you are directed greatly in a completely different direction that makes you work harder on your goals or a profound realization about relative reality that shakes you up and makes you do things you never imagined before and now there's a transformative quality to the trap, it's no longer something negative but an adventure in the long schema of things, a milestone to step on to a new plane? Curious to know what you think about this? I cannot come up with a discreet example yet I have had instances where I felt regret as well as blessed in the same situation that felt like a trap. Curious to know your take on such things.

That's very difficult. In fact the most difficult thing to do.

Is Gemini free?

I don't know how you guys do this. But listening to something for prolonged periods of time makes my head and ears a bit warm or something. It's an uncomfortable feeling to have those earphones in for long durations..

What's soul food? You have to shield yourself from negative energy Something that aligns with your higher purpose Validation kills the soul. The more you crave validation the worse it gets The soul embodies the quality of humility I think the greatest religion is humanity itself and the soul is the embodiment of this. The soul or atman is a part of the brahman which I consider the universal force of existence Our own journey on earth is miniscule and is just a minute part of the eternal journey of the soul Compassion is the food of the soul and validation is the enemy of the soul Through compassion our souls connect with each other Love is the language of the soul. I love you. Love connects one soul to another and understands it. We are here for collective consciousness. Divine purpose. We're dissatisfied because our souls aren't grounded While morality is necessary for survival, in the greater schema of things, it doesn't hold much value in terms of consciousness.

I'd ditch the spiral dynamics model altogether in favor of the quest for enlightenment.

Yes. Twitter any day, Leo please. No other social media because it's too distracting and dreadful. So Twitter is a good option. thank you.

I really don't know what owning darkness really means but I'll be looking forward to Leo's video on Morality being the biggest trap.

Our divine self, our soul and understanding this soul or atman is all we have. Furthering my Spritiual practice in the direction of soul language.

I have understood through my insight work that morality does not exist at higher levels. Morality is a religion based trap too.

The trap of intuition I guess.

I'm not going to drop the notion of enlightenment. It's very important to me. Its my life literally.

I don't think that one should consciously go looking around for more traps to fall into because that might be stupid, although there's a theory called taking calculated risks in life, whether it's business or dating or career. It's best to consciously avoid traps once you learn of them beforehand, yet if you do fall into a trap by happenstance, it's best to cut losses, earn your wisdom, make good out of the bad experience yet never fall for similar traps in the future but be seasoned in your wisdom gradually. Sure traps can be transformative but they aren't a win win especially when the losses outweigh the gains by a huge margin, so it's a game of quality and quantity and not so much about really gaining something but how valuable this "something" really is in retrospect.

I think what he means is that failures are a milestone in the direction of wisdom yet catastrophic failures can be darn crippling and completely foist your functional goals, something that you're never equipped or prepared for.

I think enlightenment basically means no separation at all. So I still don't know how that could be a trap.

That's the confusion. Whether I should avoid traps or embrace them or should I willingly take on more risks in the future just for the sake of it?

@Princess Arabia how is being enlightened a trap?