Malkom

You momentarily crossed the line. You freed the part of your ego structure that blocks your energy, so you experienced ecstasy; you became honest with yourself, albeit in a scandalous way. But what does awakening have to do with it? To fully (or perhaps not fully, but much more) experience your "I-presence," you need to work on yourself.

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what is said in words is no longer what was said

When something is "alive," it's always original, even if it's within the bounds of mediocrity. Even humor is a sign of a lively and agile mind; it's essentially intellect. God is humor. And our world is a joke (but that's not certain...)

I don't know. I'm newbie here.

Leo's authority legitimizes insight

This is sophistry, this is simply scientific-likeness, this is simply speculation.

You and Me. Is It One???? Broooootheeer (crying emoji, hugging emoji)

And YES. In normal! four-dimensional time, where light doesn't move, development or evolution, as in our three-dimensional world, doesn't exist. How can we imagine this in our three-dimensional mind? NO WAY NONE. But that doesn't mean we can take a passive, rigid stance. Well, think with your heart only.

This could also mean that you are seeing the Future.

Don't take it personally. BUT We call people like that "turbid characters." For instance, a politician hangs a campaign banner proclaiming their promises. However, all of this could simply be replaced with large letters reading: "turbid CHARACTER," followed by phrases like "I'll try," "Let's see," or "I'll attempt." ahaha This is just the feeling and impression

Even now, I can't grasp your stance. Being a zero must be great, I guess, or slippery like a snake

You constantly avoid answering the question.

Whatever you want, I'm definitely here. I imagine myself contacting some service and asking for something, and they start telling me, "You don't really exist, and neither do I." I tell them, "Do what I say and fulfill your obligations." And they tell me the same thing again: I'll just put a gun to your head and tell you to do what I said quickly, or I'll shoot you instantlyImmediately . Experience

On the surface of a light cone, the four-dimensional distance between any two points is zero. This means that light doesn't actually travel anywhere. When light shines into a light bulb and then reaches your eye, the four-dimensional distance between the emission event and the absorption event is zero. In our three-dimensional world, light travels at 186,411.358 miles per second. In four dimensions, light travels no distance at all. And the distance between any pair of emission and absorption points in a normal! four-dimensional world is zero. So YES! You could say nowhere and everywhere. The theory of relativity agrees with you.

How is it nowhere, if it's right there

where does it appear from?

But the author is right that a chair, or planets, or whatever, even the Universe, can't think like a human being. What they think, what people animate them, is merely our projections. The question was precisely about absolute solipsism; absolute solipsism isn't connected to the ego. Being itself, Existence itself, is Consciousness. If you want to embody what was intended, become It. But everything you want, everything you desire, is only within your own framework; these are your ideas. Solipsism itself, as presented, is a somewhat infantile point of view. On the one hand, there's nothing wrong with this; it's a natural desire to be the best version of yourself or the quality of your being; in a sense, it's "God speaking" within you. But it's the Experience itself, first and foremost. In reality, I wouldn't have responded to this commentator. I'd simply replied, "Are you out of your mind, bro?" That's how it sounds in my native language. And I'd just punch him in the forehead. Hahahaha, just kidding, just kidding. I'd respond to him by saying, "Be like a child, imagine you know nothing and believe in miracles."

This is a test of your faith, how devoted and fanatical you are that everything is Consciousness (joke). But seriously. Everything that surrounds you is "intelligence"—the car you drive, the computer, the tree, the heart, the liver........ All this functionality is "intelligence." But the author is referring to self-awareness, the ability to be aware of oneself. Also, the author of the comment apparently isn't familiar with information theory, at least not the basics; they would have a slightly different perspective on all this. Where is the line between living and nonliving matter? No one knows the answer to that question, but if you delve deeper, you get a persistent feeling, somewhere in the far corners of the mind, as if there's clearly a "programmer's" hand at work—not literally, but something like that. Moreover, in neurobiology, there are so-called problems of consciousness, and they are solvable: some process, its configuration, explains a particular effect. And then there's the so-called hard problem of consciousness. That is, qualia, subjective experience itself. In philosophy, there is a thought experiment called "Mary and the Color Red." Mary lives in a room and has never seen the color red, but she studies it, its spectrum, how people react to it, and knows everything about this color. Suddenly, Mary leaves the room and sees this red color with her own eyes for the first time. The question is, "Will she say, yes, that's exactly it?" or "Wow, so that's what it's like?" Will knowledge of color itself be the same as experiencing color? Will experience differ from knowledge? The answer will differ (although some will say no, but they are wrong). This is the hard problem of consciousness. But in "super-Turing hypercomputing" and "hypercomputers," this answer is solvable, but here's the problem: in the universe, in ours, it is impossible in principle, for example, that it can measure everything with infinite precision, and yet we would know the answer to absolutely any question, and this is a small fraction of the possibilities, but they are absolutely real. A "hypercomputer" could answer this question. But they're impossible in our universe—that's by design, if you want to think so. It turns out that the hard problem of consciousness isn't hard, it's IMPOSSIBLE, but REAL. For example, the Multiverse theory doesn't contradict "hypercomputers," but that access is forever blocked to us.

Good question. Absolute solipsism isn't connected to the ego. Simply put, if you want to become like God, let Him in. But that's a joke. Although... If you have this obsession idea-fix, it's bad...relax and enjoy

Why not engage in spiritual gymnastics? You already experience "Truth." Let it be known from this perspective. Feel the fullness and savor of Life.

Even warriors pray and receive the power of the Gods Odin, Thor, and the entire Pantheon. You are Odin, just like the entire Pantheon, haha.

Was there only gold? It's incredibly beautiful. But I only caught a glimpse, I couldn't see it all, otherwise my heart and mind simply wouldn't have been able to take it. I saw endless colors and a lot of them, they were as if transparent, there was volume, bright, very bright and saturated, but not blinding (and gold and yellow, this is an unearthly color, I have never seen it like this, I did not think that yellow could be so fantastically stunningly beautiful, now even in ordinary yellow I see this reminder, the memory of this has of course already faded, but the fact that it was cool. And white as goodness itself, humor itself, this is purely my interpretation of how my mind itself picked up the first words that came to mind, the main thing is to see it yourself, itself ... something encompassing, everything was transcendental, and at the same time nothing earthly was forgotten, but as if shown in an improved form, in its true form. Not only yellow, there were everything and much more. It is generally indescribable, you need to have eloquence level 100,000,000 ahaha), and they all shimmered, merged, built patterns, made meanings, and the colors themselves, This is simply an absolute bomb; there are no flowers like this on earth. I would conditionally call it "Higher Reality," and yes, God is capable of it.

What they describe is 0.00...1% of how it's actually perceived. I understand that such an experience is extremely difficult to fully describe. For example, I once had a very, very realistic dream, a preconscious one. I was at the top of some building, and it had floors, and each floor represented something (the details were difficult to describe, but it was extremely detailed). Then I descended to the very bottom floor, the place looked a bit like a gymnasium during physical education classes at school, and there were vines everywhere, as if nature itself had grown over it, and the place looked abandoned. There were many people there, but you could physically sense the struggle, a constant struggle, in every nuance. And then I descended completely, and in the middle there was a pool, and the pool was filled with a black liquid like tar, only it wasn't like tar; that moment was difficult to describe. And I feel an incredibly terrifying force and intelligence within it, a very, very evil intelligence, very, very intelligent, and very, very large, but I don't see it, I just know it 100%. And I begin to descend into this pool. And immediately I get the feeling that this is the Absolute End, but not just the end of death, but the TRUTH IN GENERAL. There is no return and there will be none. This is still the least I've described; I simply can't describe more, but believe me, everything was much more "interesting." Then I returned to my normal state. Now I'm wondering, what if I did descend there after all. Moreover, all this suggests that Imagination is Power. Not just about fantasies, but specifically as Embodiment. How Powerful and Intelligent it is. It was scary and very cool. And yes, Hell is most likely INSIDE YOU.

No one REALLY knows. Everything you experience will be your own version. If you encounter the Light, then so be it; if you believe deep down that you're reaching the level of extraterrestrial Superbeings, then so be it. And it will surpass your imagination. Despite its realism, its super-reasonableness, and its beauty, it will still be your version. And only then, when there is complete "not-I" (let's call it that, purely for the sake of understanding, but not literally), will you truly experience (if you can call it that) what REALLY happens—when you encounter the Light, your whole life, all your thoughts, everything, everything, everything flashes before your eyes, and the Light seems to draw out and absorb everything that was you, the good and the bad, the shame and guilt, the love and joy, making everything seem like it's all its own, and you become Empty, you become Openness itself... But wait. What if I already know what will happen, like I described, for example? NO. You'll get through this stage first, anyway, and you'll experience your own version of it, as you know. What's out there is beyond imagination. And live a real life, don't dwell on nonsense. Do you really like empty promises?