Ramasta9
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Ramasta9 replied to theleelajoker's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
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Ramasta9 replied to Shakazulu's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Yeah, we gotta do the work, its like reading a book and not applying the teachings, the knowledge then only becomes a burden and weight on your soul, in a sense. The role of the shaman, seeker, student, yogi is to practice and master the altered-state to the point where one can no longer notice a difference between states, rather, one gains the same insights yet is crystal clear and does not hallucinate. This is the primordial self / state/ true nature. This supersedes all. The medicines are like supporters and assists on the sideline of the marathon who give you bottles of water and cheer you up, but you are the runner doing all the running and you have to run the marathon, they can only do so much to remind and support you. If you need a bottle of water, there's nothing wrong with that, just remember to breathe ~ -
Ramasta9 replied to theleelajoker's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
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Ramasta9 replied to Majed's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
If you have to commit suicide you haven't mastered the game, and still within it. Your meant to ascend out of it entirely Realizing or glimpsing you are God is one thing, total illumination / embodiment / liberation is an entirely different thing. -
Ramasta9 replied to No1Here2c's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
The individual absorbs knowledge. Truth absorbs the individual. -
@Natasha Tori Maru Maybe this will help He does both rhythm and melody hehe
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That's why your comments always sound grumpy
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Breath is the beginning of reprogramming your DNA. Yogis have always said: Master the breath and master your life.
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For me they are both very useful, but in different life situations and environments, one is sometimes more useful than the other. I feel each medicine has its play, deeper is not always best. Sometimes the path of least resistance is weed sometimes mushrooms. Iboga is best for something, Mushrooms something else, Cactus this, Cannabis that... The Shaman is wise, intuitive he lives.
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Wakey Wakey
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Ramasta9 replied to Oeaohoo's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
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I was explaining how people have done it before modern science and tech. I am not sure what you were asking. I often misunderstanding your comments and wordage. I try herbs, observe how they make me feel and effects on my mind / body over time, then continue use or not or use / take accordingly.
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You also chose your parents before you incarnated for very specific reason and soul lesson.
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Yes I consumed weed from 13 on and off all my life. Nowadays i have a very healthy relationship with the medicine. And it all changed after I started to source my own seeds, grow my own medicine like i was raising my own children with love and care and taught me a deep connection to nature and the universe and about the same time i had a spiritual awakening so it all landed hand in hand. The medicine then was only smoked with spiritual intention and purpose of healing so it was more profound experience than any street weed i ever had and i would soften sit in my garden and reflect on life or clean and reorganize my whole home-space and got really creative ideas to get my shit together. Consuming my own creation helped me reduce intake significantly from daily use because i was finally getting the real medicine i intuitively needed growing up. It reduced from multiple times a day to 3 - 4 times a week, to 1 - 2 times a week, to 2 - 4 times a month, to once in a blue moon, now its very random and more for ceremonial and medicinal purposes, so the routine and rhythm is gone but the dance continues in its own unique way. Intuitive living and being I never quit things because i don't believe quitting helps, i tried quitting many things but that only leads to the opposite, because in some situations, its actually more helpful than not, and if i am not touching it due to quitting, it can somewhat interfere with the natural process and unfoldment of my life story or path, rather, "letting go and letting be" seems to align best for me, and not "quitting things" per se, and it naturally falls off when its no longer needed. Like all psychedelics, i find it useful to assist / integrate the sober life too, and vice versa. Sometimes after a good book or a phase of doing and or practicing something new, or going something traumatic or dense, that when I do have the medicine, it all becomes compiled and amplified and understood in one powerful session, and that's the difference between real natural weed and modern shit, its truly enthogenic, and all that i learned, absorbed, becomes the AH-HA i needed. Its like this for most psychedelics for me, weed is not the strongest, but the easiest and most unique, for me at least, its like a spiritual lubricating agent, the middle man that often is "just enough". When i am in nature in a peaceful and supportive environment, i often lose the need for it completely, rather socially / ceremonially i would have a puff or two, but it wouldn't even effect my state. Whereas when i am in the city or less natural environments with excess and artificial stresses we haven't evolved with, it can help a lot and far more noticeable.
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Ramasta9 replied to JoshB's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
No practice, flow, intuitive living, play. -
I notice i only go to video games when i am struggling to process deeper issues and life situations are quite dense and not much space to express, feel, integrate. Soon as i feel better again, lighter and more myself, the video games lose their appeal very shortly after. I ask myself, what am i escaping from here? when i could play the video game of life? I noticed at one point when i moved back into the city, the video game i played as a child would include things like woodcutting, fishing, crafting, firemaking, farming ect... when i was lacking the ability to do those tasks in real life due to the artificial city environment around me. Mentally it helped in some way, but physiologically it was lacking the whole body and action itself that would help process and release things when i was living in nature and doing those things first hand and more directly. Daily tasks as such help tremendously, but living on screens and computers, we miss out on 90% of the body of life. And being all crammed and boxed in, energy that needs to be released becomes entrapped. Watch this https://www.instagram.com/reel/DSe_X-6jIOK/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=NTc4MTIwNjQ2YQ==
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Cause they are often more intelligent and conscious and emotionally sensitive and aware than most men realize? Sex is really for creating life, we have made it into a perverted carnal game we partake it more often that so. Sure it can be used for ways of healing and transformation but mostly its not used in this way and misused. As you become more self-aware and emotionally sensitive, sex becomes something else entirely. And we only mostly crave it when we are at a lower consciousness, unless the intention is to create a child.
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Ramasta9 replied to Ninja_pig's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
I feel its a different kind of suffering, that develops with incarnational cycles and not fixed to a single lifetime. Eventually the soul liberates. Each life is gradually refining the soul more and more. -
When will you guys realize all these guys on the big screens, material or spiritual, are all part of the same party, and your not in it. They are playing chess and you are the pawns. Wakey wakey
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Ramasta9 replied to Ninja_pig's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Sometimes when you suffer enough, that's all that there is left to do. Those who want liberation enough, will liberate themselves. -
Ramasta9 replied to Someone here's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
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