Riccurdo

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  1. @Leo Gura Great tip! Thank you for answering my questions
  2. @Leo Gura Haha so the journey to reach total death is a massive crazy adventure! Is it possible to have an idea of how things work after death when taking strong psychedelics? Maybe it is still a partial view?
  3. @Leo Gura So after dying you become everything but the moment you stay in that depends how conscious you are? And of course reincarnation doesn't have to go back to human form but you can become high conscious alien in another planet? I'm asking these because I'm just curious how things work after death.
  4. @Leo Gura Does life include only the time when being a human or is life in some form after death? Some say that if you are not conscious enough after dying the expansion is too much to handle so they reincarnate again without experiencing the whole infinity?
  5. @Leo GuraBut is physical death the same as complete surrender? Will you still have some ego left after dying?
  6. Is it possible to completely surrender to infinity or is it always partial? That you keep surrendering but you never reach the whole? And because it's being partial, you will always move to a new incarnation?
  7. @Someone here Yeah my bad with explaining what I wanted to ask at the start. Thanks for replying. This makes totally sense!!
  8. @Someone hereHmm thanks. I was thinking what is the reason for sleep? I get that it is pure emptiness in its absolute form but why do we go there every night? Why is not the movie playing over and over?
  9. So, I have been wondering why do humans and animals sleep? What is sleep? What is it spiritually? Do you have any knowledge about that?
  10. @Leo Gura exactly!!
  11. @Leo Gura Of course there are wiser things to do if looking for truth seeking. Maybe for some person it actually raises one's consciousness? My point of it was to approach gaming in positive light and not blaming yourself for it or putting some negative labels on it. Awareness is key too.
  12. @Ima Freeman Thanks for reply! I totally get you about the wasting potential part. I have the same issue with not finding my life purpose. That's why I've become curious why I do get scared of not doing something important in life. I think it mostly is a fear of accepting what it is and surrendering yourself to life. If your heart really wants to play let it play! Also, you can contemplate why do you think it hinders your spiritual journey if you play games? Where did you learn that? What if you learn profound wisdom through gaming? Think positively!
  13. @Bittu omg another Finn in this forum, let's gooo!!
  14. @CredI agree, I think the word discpline is mainly part of stage orange. Some discipline is great if you feel excited about it, but you should follow the river and not trying to fix it. Who said being discipline produces the best result? Why do you need to be disciplined? Are you afraid of not being disciplined? Why is that, what happens then?
  15. I think that if it makes you scared to game because you get sucked in, I feel like it should be a fear to explore. In the end in life you want to do the things that make you happy. I understand that truth seeking is the most important thing you can do but burning through karma is also important. Maybe you allow yourself get so sucked in the game that you play many weeks straight without doing anything else and then after you feel like taking a break from it. Life is not this fixed straight river, it is flowy.