Nahm

No.

@IJB063 Godspeed. ?

Nobody does. No I am not. The answer was no.

@IJB063 Bliss is not an idea, but appears to be, by appearing twisted. No.

Bliss appears as games, projection, me’s, and is in kind veiled by itself. Absence is not an opposite. Not believing in beliefs is not a belief, any more than not driving a car is driving a car. Nonexistence is not an opposite.

@IJB063 Nothing. Are I’s and beliefs believed?

@Member No.

Bliss is neither an understander, Buddhist, annoying, nor trying. It is itself.

@IJB063 There is no “understander”.

@IJB063 There is no “understander”.

Understanding is itself.

@Shan If God could live in a past & future, experience determinism & have karma, it would be Shan.

You’re talking about yourself. That’s why it doesn’t make sense to you. When you stop talking about your ideas of you as you, and start inspecting direct experience, actual you, a lot of stuff makes a lot of sense.

@freeman194673 For sure. Truth can be surprising.

@Javfly33 Ok, but if you conceptualize your way into solipsism, don’t blame me.

@Javfly33 Quit.

If you were all loving, you would make it so you eternally suffer in hell...? This makes sense for you? Still....would you do that to yourself ?

You + experience is duality. You = experience.

@Scholar Yes, that’s what I thought you meant. Would you do that to yourself?

@Scholar Would you do that to yourself? Are you...kinda? ”Acceptance” is twoness. (Illusory)

“Not-three”

There is an apparent person. There is an apparent reality. And so there is the apparent inquiry... ‘how did this come to be’? There is the intuition, the sense ‘there must be more to this’. “Trinity” meets one ‘there’, stating “there are not three; you, reality & God...rather, the apparent three are actually, One”. Jesus understood & knew this well, but you are more enlightened than Jesus, just as he said. The dove symbolizes the softness, the “meekness” of truth, that which is innocent, known, and forever unknown (Holy Ghost). In the painting, Jesus is holding up three digits with one hand, and holding the cross with the other hand, while God is holding the earth faintly, which the cross stands high above. This communicates the message, the truth, of judgement, sacrifice, and love. The symbols in the three halo’s (the cross, the all seeing eye, and the hollow) combined with the earth they are holding (jointly between) and illuminating, communicate the truth of subjectivity & objectivity.

@Mosess Perfect.

Yep. Minus the ‘happens’. You’re seeing how you’re creating the experience of solipsism. How does believing you understand subjective & objective feel? How does believing you’re an outsider feel? How does believing in hell feel?

It’s here to inspect. @Zeal A muggle could have a bit of trouble falling asleep, do to some overactive mental energy, yet fall asleep nonetheless and carry on just fine, because they have no awareness that they are ‘asleep’ in consciousness. Someone with an overly developed intellect wanting truth however, knowing the call of intuition, would be aware there is more to feeling yet not ‘feeling it’, and in misunderstanding & misinterpretation, might cross that line of ‘trouble falling asleep’, into the territory of ‘insomnia’ (trouble sleeping), for over conceptualizing reality, via lack of inspection of direct experience, resulting in lack of feeling and general un-inspected dissatisfaction. One ‘solution’ is to use a substance or two. Another is to inspect that which leads one to a substance as a solution in the first place. Arguably, two entirely different ‘happinesses’ are found in these two different courses of action. Because there is not an I which sleeps, but rather non-appearance & reappearance of consciousness, insomnia can’t in Truth be said to be ‘a problem with sleeping’, but rather, a problem with seeing reality as it is, specifically, in ‘letting go’ of concepts. I’ve worked with this with many people and they did resolve it altogether. Every time, there was something subjective being projected, but believed to be objective, in the ‘that’s just how it is’, or ‘that’s just how the world is’, or ‘that’s just how I am’ sense. It was always from the environment, & mentality they grew up in. Conceptualism is quite sneaky, in that one could have a problem with sleep...not realizing there is no such thing as sleep.