Ramasta9

Its the inevitable future as consciousness rises, the more shadows that comes up to the surface, the more things that need to be dropped to keep up with the ascending vibration. All we can do is be our best and live our examples. People will be inspired by your health and vitality and strength. Its easy to eat animals in a world where you don't have to hunt and slaughter and skin and prepare the whole animal yourself. What's admirable is those who walk the righteous path in a world full of hunger, addictions, greed and parasitism. The broad path is easy and many walk it; the narrow path is hard and few are brave enough to stand alone.

OP is sharing something valuable here, and there is also value in some other comments being made, and its about seeing between the lines and remaining centered. OP could benefit from using his / her own words more, as their own 'signature vibration' that could energetically "land" better. At the same time others could see OP's use of an AI tool for support, to help 'articulate' things better, is also not wrong or false. Otherwise then the argument could be stretched even deeper into why we are using online platforms at all to discuss deeper spiritual and metaphysical topics? when the emotional energy and body of consciousness are missing, and we are mostly receiving a mental vibration, but what can we do, this is where we are currently, so we need to find a middle-way in it all. The key here is to remain at your center, absorb what is useful and discard what is not. Because its not about the messenger or method of delivery, but the message itself is paramount, to not allow the surface layers distract you from seeing the deeper truth. I can see where both sides are coming from because I too at one point judged both sides as been flawed, when in reality, i was out of alignment. When in alignment, you see the perfection of the greater play in it all.

This is classic projection: You are trying to project what I "moved in you" onto me. You're creating the emotional disturbance (the provocative words, the judgment, the insult), but attempting to shift the responsibility onto me, implying I failed to embody stillness. In reality, I am not offended at all, and you are only solidifying and proving my point of why i made this topic to begin with. Such behavior only validates the topic of the post: The forum being full of reactive, projection-laden, ego-driven exchanges. Thanks for being the perfect example.

Mere deflection and a reversal of emotional responsibility.

I have nothing to prove here, I am simply being myself and expressing what I feel needs to be said, because no one else is sharing this perspective. Its no surprise that such a reply was made, this is exactly the type of immature exchanges and reactionary responses I am talking about in this post. Full of projections.

Well the point is to remember/realize and Know Thyself, and what you rediscover (during the state) is now your responsibility to apply into day to day life while sober, this then becomes the permanent change. But yes most people will struggle to integrate so well so they go back for more and more. As long as there is a natural growth and progression and a healthy balance in it all, it don't see an issue, its only when it becomes now this 'habit or excuse or permission slip' to be your true self because deep down you have 'beliefs' that don't think its possible to be your fullest self without it. If you can truly remember how you were as a child, you'd realize hey I never needed drugs back then to be in that state, but most of us become very traumatized and forget or even how, and that is where the shamans and medicines and such come into play, however they never do anything but only activate whats already there and temporarily disable the armour and trauma-loops we unconsciously hold onto. Then there is also diet, environment and lifestyle that comes into play, thus most people aren't truly healthy and living in ideal conditions to be their fullest self, so resort more towards medicine for support, but eventually even the medicine needs to be dropped and instead realize yourself as the medicine. If we all ate fresh fruit from the trees, lived in harmony with nature, and lived a life we truly loved to live, and total freedom to be ourselves, the need of substance or support or medicines dissolves entirely. That's true sobriety, and most people are not truly sober, even when they aren't on substances, because our modern foods, water, environment, lifestyles behave as "drugs" to our nervous systems, so we are not ever truly sober until we live in the way i described and lived myself and the high you experience from that is far richer and more whole than any substance can ever provide. Its exactly the state you were in as a child. And this is what Enlightenment is, when that state finally becomes stabilized into your very being and day to day life.

Live mindfully, whatever you do, live / be fully, be grand, be your whole in everything. I used to meditate more in my earlier days, but now my life has become like a blend between meditation and living. I still meditate from time to time, but less becomes more as depth widens. If you know how to meditate properly, you only really need a few moments to return to balance and alignment. And its really all about surrendering and resting with your body and breath. These days I i find myself living more presently, with the fullness of my being, that in itself is the transformed meditation.

Well said, and that's all that matters. Having one person who understands outweigh thousands who just make noise. The Truth is always stronger and stands on its own. My circle has always been very small for these reasons. Thank you for being you and sharing your experience.

I was replying directly to OP saying that most people on these forums are ignorant and confused, which is true, especially when in relation to such topics as: raw foods, dry fasting, breatharianism and even enlightenment. Nothing personal, just the overall truth of the matter. It was you who took it personal and somewhat out of context. AI is a tool we can use.

@Hojo I know where you are coming from, and know that the more we use AI do to all the work for us, the less we practice our own authentic internal consciousness and expression, but using it as a 'tool' sometimes is not a big issue at all, as long as you know who you are and know exactly what you want to say but need examples of a better way to explain it to others. I can't speak for anyone else but it definitely helps when wanting to structure a topic in a clean way, because not all of us are English professors and trained to professionally lay out an easy and effective read that registers better. We all come from different lifestyles and upbringing, and English is not always our first language nor most skilled attribute. Anyways lets not hijack this topic too much and focus on "the message" not the method of delivery.

Yeah I simply see things differently, i don't think you'll ever understand unless you've walked in my shoes and lived my life.

You're describing something that isn't actually happening on my side. That's the way you are perceiving it. AI doesn't replace thoughts, it helps organize them. The ideas, meaning, intention, and direction come from me. I'm not asking it to create something instead of my perspective, I'm asking it to help me express my perspective more clearly through words and exchanges online. Comparing that to AI image generation doesn't really fit. When you ask for an AI image, you're asking it to invent details. When I write, I'm not asking it to invent anything, I'm giving it the content directly. I already know exactly what I want to say. It just helps clean up the delivery... I'm not confusing its output with my feelings. I know what I think and what I mean before I type anything. And I don't accept anything that doesn't match that. The tool doesn't create my meaning... it reflects it back in a clearer structure and more formal communication. If the tone or structure feels "different" to you, that's fine, but that doesn't mean the ideas aren't mine / ours, or that I'm being replaced by a robot. It just means I like to communicate clearly sometimes when my natural way of communication isn't working too well, like "bringing-the-gap". I also prefer raw, unpolished expression most of the time, I am all for the naturality of being, but assuming that anyone who sometimes uses a tool is "tricking themselves" or "being replaced" is your projection, not the reality of the process itself.

Yeah I hear ya, I simply don't believe in the voting system and who we actually vote for makes a difference, because those who check the votes decide everything, and who's to say the results aren't manipulated on the other end. At the same time I'm not really interested in all that stuff, I find more peace and freedom in my life without it, and found ways to navigate life around it. I personally removed my name from the voting system so I no longer get fines for not voting. In reality the fines and trying to force people only pushes them to rebel.

Hoji, you're assuming that using a tool to sharpen language somehow replaces ones own mind. It doesn't. My thoughts, insights, and experiences are still mine. If I choose to polish how I express them, that doesn’t make the communication "robotic," it just makes it clearer. AI doesn't generate my ideas. It doesn’t give me my perspective. It doesn’t tell me what to think. I type what I want to say and sometimes refine the wording. That's it. Nothing egoic or deceptive about it. If someone needed help structuring a sentence, translating a thought, or expressing something more clearly, that doesn't suddenly make them less human or "fake." Humans have always used tools to communicate better, editors, proofreaders, spell-check, mentors, even bouncing ideas off friends. This is no different. You're acting like any form of assistance equals dishonesty. That's your interpretation, not the reality. I'm not scared of being seen in any particular way. I just prefer my communication to be clear rather than sloppy. That's not ego, that's respect for the conversation. And 99% of the time its my own words, only sometimes when the subject is more complex and needs better clarity (to bridge the gap), i then use AI for assistance. If you don’t like AI, that's fine. But projecting deception, fear, or bad intentions onto me isn't accurate. I'm here as myself. The tool doesn’t change that.

The Natural Sovereignty & Harmony Act Humanity shall no longer manipulate, override, or artificially redesign nature. All human systems of food, health, energy, land use, and governance, must honor natural law and work with the earth's intelligence, not against it. Communities have the sovereign right to grow food, heal, build, and live according to regenerative natural principles, and using sunlight, living soil, forests, mycelium networks, water cycles, and the patterns perfected over billions of years. All institutions must operate with complete ecological transparency: no hidden chemicals, no concealed practices, no secret interventions, and no actions that degrade the natural world or disconnect people from it. Humanity's role is stewardship, not domination, a helping hand to support life's natural processes, never an attempt to replace or outsmart them.

I wanted to create a topic sharing some decent movies you can watch for free on youtube. One of my favorite movies is actually on here that inspired me to make this post. Feel free to share some good ones you have found, and maybe a little intro to what it's about. Animes welcome too. The Man From Earth is a gripping, mind-bending dialogue-driven film about a college professor who shocks his friends by claiming he's been alive for 14,000 years. As they interrogate him, the movie explores history, philosophy, and the nature of human belief, all without leaving a single room. It's a simple setup that spirals into a profound meditation on life, time, and mortality. A little copy/paste from Agent GPT.

@Basman Thanks for sharing I just found Dinner with Andre ! one of the most thought provoking stories on consciousness all set up in one scene.

I realized several years back this forum is not ready, and still not. I don't think they ever will be, because first and foremost the leaders and moderators have to be on that wavelength to begin with, the masses are mere reflections of the leading energies. Here are some good videos those who can digest this stuff can benefit from. On my wanderings I've met a few yogis who don't eat or sleep either, they meditate mostly and live in nature full time.

Well said, this forum is full of messed up, ignorant and confused people. I too use the AI to help me articulate things better sometimes. Nothing wrong about it. They almost make it seem like "you're cheating" lmao... I'm sure you'll get a taste of the level of consciousness on these forums soon enough. The only reasons I pop back in from time to time is because circumstances and old friends. These topics are still too triggering for the masses because its so far beyond anything they have even tasted.

The way modern Muslims do it is actually not the correct and original way the prophets taught for physical regeneration and spiritual purification. It has been altered over time to be more tailored to the masses and their lifestyles. They are simply intermittent fasting for a month, which I mostly do daily for 10 years now. But the real benefits of dry fasting start at around 2 - 3 days on wards. The same thing in Ayurvedic teachings. The original yogis and masters promoted the use of raw foods and herbs for healing, but the masses overtime changed them to cooked foods and comfort ways of eating and living because the masters ways was too "extreme" for the general public. And thus what happens is no one truly heals properly, because they altered the core teachings. If you live on raw foods only you don't even need psychedelics anymore, consciousnesses becomes crystal clear. Substances actually become a hindrance for the natural progression. This is of course after the detox and healing phase, which most people struggle to push through and then say it failed them.

I know where you coming from and this has happened to me a few times as well. What i gathered from it is. Its done with such expectations and the wrong energy, and you mostly likely doubted it subconsciously. It has to come naturally, you have to be inspired and excited to do it, that's the correct and best energy to go into a fast. Otherwise you need a guide and professional who can help and guide you through. You need the support, mental, emotional and most importantly environmental. Otherwise longer fasts can feel like that. The urge to heal has to come from a soul-need not a mental place. I've been there before, and the mind is not ready to heal or surrender. It will do anything in its power to sabotage the (whatever it is your doing) just to prove you wrong. Often when it goes south is when we need a different approach (at that time/phase in your life). One point i too was caught up in fasting and my mind was playing this game, until i let it all go and started to lay off the substances/airy stuff and got my hands dirty and focused on on grounding and ground-level work. Gardening / Farming helped a lot, being barefoot, not being online for a while, discharging everything. It must come from a genuine place or need to heal not a need to expand consciousness or defeat the ego, that's mental. Hope this helps

I live down under, the deep south I just realized the prime minister has been changed 3 times already. Its liberating not having to vote or pay attention to that stuff anymore.

And yes when done right you no longer need food, it then becomes a choice of pleasure or play. You are nourished in another way

Well done. 14 days is impressive, and what you shared is very important, unfortunately most will always miss the deeper truth. Its really easy to take substances, but do this right, you'll realize something else altogether. This is ancient purification ritual. Rama, Buddha, Christ all taught this to their closer disciplines and circles, because you have to be ready, especially to do it alone. A brother once did 40+ days, but most people shouldn't exceed 3 - 5 without a guide. Dr Filinov has an excellent book on dry fasting. Thank you for sharing