Mellowmarsh

The mouth has no choice but to speak of that which fills the heart. Compare it to a man in love who cannot stop talking about his lady. His intention is not to convince his friends to go and court her; he simply is unable not to talk about her.

Ken Wilber’s version: "...you can drink the Pacific ocean in a single gulp, you can swallow the Kosmos whole...". It happened to me too, the whole of my inside exploded until I couldn’t tell the difference between the outside and the inside of me.

“Time and space keep me here, but I am everywhere all at once. Take me away to the infinite spaces. Let me see more light, the layers and dimensions of me. Infinity is the frozen frame exploding into infinite frames...” “Our very nature is truth. It is because of truth that we exist, and it is to truth that we return. It is true, everything about you as you are this echo of infinity. The heartbeat of nature is in you, and you are a pattern of truth as love beats through you.” “Infinity cannot be divided against itself.”

Indeed, you are this mysterious mystical trying to understand this mysterious mystical reality. You are the pointless point.

It’s easy to get triggered by this radical stuff. I have been triggered too. Many times I’ve resisted this message adamantly. One can be stubborn, getting stuck in its own well dug out groove. However, it’s never too difficult to listen to the base core of what others are pointing to. Aren’t we just all walking each other home. We’re only saying to each other what we already know deep down, so I just decided to stop resisting. Mostly on occasion I’m here to seek clarification by what is meant by what is said. That’s how we learn to align. I don’t think it’s got anything to do with popularity, this is not a competitive sport. It’s just sharing the love, that’s all. We’re all winners just for being born, how rare is that. I mean, what were the chances that any of us are here at all. It’s mind blowing.

You can witness your own bodies birth and death, and the birth and death of other bodies. But you can never witness the birth and death of the witness.

@Someone here I resonate deeply with James more than anyone else I’ve ever interacted with on the nondual God topic. He’s literally got a heart of gold. 💛 So genuine and rare to see these days.

I have to be alone because every one I interact with is also alone in their own aloneness. It’s effortless being nobody. Very liberating, the perfect freedom.

You don’t apparently, now at 13 and a half thousand talks. 🤭

There’s nothing else to do. There’s nothing other than nothing doing nothing because there’s nothing else but nothing doing what nothing does 😂

Lol 😂 why nothing, who’s asking?

I understand what you’re saying. It’s happened to me. I’m still practicing on how I can put this into words, that’s the not easy part. The centre falling was the easiest part.

It’s like the mind trying to go beyond mind using the mind? You are non of this mental activity. It certainly feels like the living dead, right, or no?

So it appears, apparently.

Reject nothing simply because existence is everything. We’re the witness of the so called believer or nonbeliever, both being finite thoughts. There’s no requirement for belief or disbelief for witnessing. Witnessing is irrefutable and can never experience it's own absence, therefore witnessing must always have been forever present. That’s how forever is known, because absence of forever is never known. Forever is this absolute, which can know the temporal appearances but the temporal appearances can never know this absolute. That’s God recognition, realisation.

I can’t wrap my head around why someone would choose to deny the existence of God, not realising their own existence is a contingent phenomena. . why would the belief in God be based solely on “faith” rather than empirical verification of God? The word Faith just seems to be such a distorted irrelevant word. And yet it’s so common within religious doctrines. Would appreciate your thoughts about the word “Faith” and why the word just seems to obscure the obvious actual truth from our very non physical eyes.

So body and mind are in you. You are not in your body and mind? Any thing witnessed can feel like you, but is not you because you are infinite. You are the witness of finite things. Witnessed things are finite arising and falling in infinite you the watcher.

Is being unconscious of being conscious known as GOD? And is conscious of being conscious known as God’s dream?

Correct. There’s nobody being the body. No body sleeps, no body awakens from sleep. No body is born, no body dies. Body knows nothing of its existence.What the brain does is synthetically superimposes a complex sense of duality upon not knowing so as to make some form of cognitive semblance of identity where there’s something happening, and something known. Otherwise, everything would be nothing more than gutless marine worms feeding off of bacteria forever.

Flushing the inner system and the outer system cistern. What can be better relief 😮‍💨

Where there’s a SELF there’s ishness. The state of being the look alike mirror image of the imageless.

Divine Perfection vs. Human Flaws: The rose, with its beauty and fragrance, symbolizes the perfection, love, and glory of God. The thorn represents human nature, which, since the curse of sin, is associated with pain, suffering, sin, and a "rebellious nature". The Coexistence of Good and Evil: The phrase can also imply that God is present in both pleasant "roses" and painful "thorns" in life, teaching that one must perceive God's presence in all circumstances, not just the good ones. Humility Through Adversity: Drawing from the biblical passage of the Apostle Paul's "thorn in the flesh" (2 Corinthians 12:7-10), the "thorn" is seen as a tool used by God to keep a person humble and reliant on divine grace, not their own strength. Jesus as the "Rose of Sharon": In some interpretations, Jesus is referred to as the "Rose of Sharon," who stood out "among the thorns" (human sinners) and ultimately wore a crown of thorns during his crucifixion to atone for human transgressions. The saying emphasizes that while human life involves unavoidable struggles (thorns), God's grace and redemptive power (the rose's beauty) can be found within or, in spite of, those difficulties.