Mellowmarsh

I think that’s true for present times too. Everyone identified as a human is a nobody, Jesus was no exception. And yet this nobody that apparently identifies as being a human is just a human idea. So yes, it is very human to think about God, and to claim there’s God, and that as a human nobody we are not God per se, rather God is every body. In other words, nobody is claiming a God exists here, because God alone is. Nothing knows God, only God.

Amazing Grace. ❤️ Divine presence/presents

Nice! Thanks for the clarification.

Nice! 👍

It’s happening. 🥳

Wow, just wow. This is taking the breath out of me. 😉

@James123 How do we stop flip flopping? Who am I ? Am I God or is God I Am ? 🤔

I literally feel like I’m going to burst wide open into infinite fragments that stretch out to infinity and beyond right now. Be still my 💓 beating heart. I love you.

Aye, no claim, no blame, no fame, no game. Just being. ❤️

We are the absolute. That's why we cannot feel another bodies pain or pleasure because there is no other body. All other apparent bodies are relative appearances within only the absolute. Absolute seeing is absolute knowing of every appearance. Pain and pleasure being appearances. While seeing/ awareness never appears because it’s everywhere at once, only once, in other words infinity. Infinite. What do you think? Im still trying to put into words why we don’t experience other people’s pain or pleasure

Empty seeing 💡? is there anything that seeing sees, is seen?

It’s the realisation that I have never taken birth in the first place, and that I am immortal.

@Sugarcoat I couldn’t agree more, or said it better. Thanks for sharing here, your views on the matter. 👍

Not on this thread, thanks for your cooperation.

The only death you’ll know is the death of the illusion of separation.

You cannot know anything about another person’s awakening or what steps they’ve taken to achieve it, metaphorically speaking. Each awakening is personal. IMO. It’s not for one to judge another, we all experience our awakenings differently according to the god of our own understanding. And just because some awakenings are different, doesn’t mean it’s not authentic, difference is not an excuse to be dismissive or negatively judgemental. I feel like I’m judging and preaching now, you see, that’s what happens in forums. Apology accepted, I’m really not here to argue with anyone, so let’s just drop it now. Glad to hear you resonated with the OP. 👍 And I also think there are many awakenings just like Leo talked about. So we are where we are, and that’s all that matters really.

Okay got it, thanks for the heads up. 👍

I don’t care about what you think I only care about what I think. You’re only preaching what I already know, I’m not trying to be cute here. Jesus Christ if that’s such a dirty offensive word to use on this forum, then I’ll willingly and gladly never mention that word ever again. That’s how much Leo’s teachings mean to me ffs. That word will never pass my lips again. This forum is way too important than some offensive word.

“There is no one in this world who is not looking for God.” ~ Hafiz “The Infinite has no preferences, It kisses both the darkness and the light equally.” ~ Wu Hsin

I personally think the problem is calling consciousness Christ consciousness. People often associate the word Christ with Jesus… this problem is resolved easily though by transcending the finite physical body and all the dogma that’s attached to the material world, and just deal directly with the infinite only.

You’re simply projecting. I’m not interested in your story, it’s simply not mine. You assume I am spreading religion dogma, how pathetic of you to think that. I’m not the slightest bit interested in religion dogma. I I’m interested in the teachings of Leo Gura which I highly resonate with on a very deep level, is that a problem now?

Okay. A soul needs a body though in order to experience, right? Or, is that missing the mark?

Good, now extend that pondered thought into the idea of separate bodies called people and does it correlate with why these seemingly separate bodies cannot feel each other’s pain? we can know others feel pain because you yourself can feel pain, but knowing that doesn’t mean we can feel another person’s pain. It’s just mind boggling how the separation factor works even if it is only illusory.

I understand what you are saying. 👍 Maybe the problem of separation lies in the label, the name you’re parents gave to you as a baby, that was the birth of identification? But then how would humans have functioned in the world without an identity? Maybe that’s all just the dream, and the dream cannot and never could be nondual, it was always going to be dual, right? But then dreams are not real either, so all we are left with is the dual but non dual. Or, two but not two. We cannot know nonduality because we are nonduality. The knowing that cannot be known so to speak.