Nahm

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  1. @Monkey-man How does your perspective on this directly effect your life?
  2. @Tearos You can’t suffer, there is nothing to effect You. You can dream like a mofo though. In Your dream, Fred can suffer. Fred’s suffering diminishes greatly as Fred embodies You (awakens). It feels really great. When You see You, as someone else (asleep), suffering, You are inspired. You experience You between You and You and it’s love. There is a simple way, not easy, but simple. Suffering is the truth not agreeing with how Fred is choosing to look at a situation. If Fred puts down conditions, if Fred let’s go of the idea of Fred.... For deeper, more serious research consider giving this a read...
  3. @Monkey-man ?? Disclaimer - this whole topic is always ‘slipping through the fingers’. That’s it’s nature. It’s happening now, not before, and not soon. I don’t love the asking questions ‘game’, but this is (almost) like trying to tell someone what they are. It is not directly communicable, at least not with my limits. Imagine two males, each 18 years old. One is black and grows up in the ghetto, has only a mom, she has told him his entire life he is stupid, an unwanted mistake, unlovable, and worthless. The other is white and grows up in a high income suburb. He has both parents, they have always supported him, loved him, told him he can be anything, and encouraged him to learn and pursue his dreams. Being very honest, replying from where you are - not thinking this to death - , which wil be happier, more financially successful, and more conducive to helping others achieve their dreams?
  4. @Shanmugam Yo! Interesting. Thanks! I’ll watch em as I can and get back to you. Early human history, if Jesus and Buddha ever existed, enlightenment, etc...brings Quantum Erasure to mind (I’m admittedly juiced up on QM’s today). Have you looked into QE by chance? Will probably be in Leo’s part 2.
  5. @Monkey-man I spent around 5 years on QM’s and 10 (so far) on loa / relativity. They’re in the consciousness “category”, making them, as topics, reduced to pointers. I’ll take a stab at it if you’re interested. Might be a long convo and might not result in any benefit for you, but I’m willing to try...
  6. Maybe watch some lighter QM’s video’s on YouTube first. The movie What The Bleep is ok as an introductory. I watched the double slit cartoon many many times before I started to see the implication. You might also try out videos on Schrodinger’s cat, quantum erasure, entanglement, and relativity first, for a month or two maybe, then Leo’s video. Looking into (google, YouTube etc) the Many Worlds Theory vs the Copenhagen Theory debate is helpful to loosen up the mind. Just a suggestion. Or try psychedelics and just have a look at it. After that stuff, if you have not heard of them, check out Bruce Lipton (epigenetics) and Gregg Braden (heart centered theory), on a personal level, I just like those guys. As far as being in high school & QM’s, there’s advantage there. Most people twice your age are paradigm locked for the duration. Their mind can not allow QM’s, Nonduality, Self, etc, to be equated to their finger.
  7. @pluto Always loved them both. Great post - Thanks!
  8. @Samra Love your work. This is a great thread. ❤️?
  9. @Paul EMD Not the popular nor pragmatic suggestion, but have you listened to any Abraham Hicks? Ester only speaks to the person / audience, as teachers.
  10. @Leo Gura Unreal work, yet again Leo. Thank you. Great use of Sean C’s position, I had a hunch he’d be referenced, and Bohr has always been my favorite. I remember when I first started to “understand” the QM’s map, in deep meditations and trips Sean would surface like a square peg in a round world, a clue if you will. Can’t wait to watch part 2! I presume the QM’s series naturally leads to a Law of Attraction series. I can’t wait! And if it leads elsewhere, even better!! Annnnddd......you know what question I’ll be asking you again soon, right?
  11. @Stoica Doru No, you’re God. Not a fragment. A veil. It’s the beliefs, the ideas you hold about God. Those are your veils. They are voluntary.
  12. I’m already entangled.
  13. @Pernani https://sites.google.com/site/psychospiritualtools/Home/meditation-practices/self-inquiry Do Nothing Meditation Many respected spiritual traditions, including Buddhism and Hindu Advaita just to name two, claim that the highest state of spiritual communion is actually present in our minds at all times. And yet many meditation techniques focus on creating some special state that wasn't there before the meditation, and which goes away at some point after the meditation. If the highest state is actually present all the time, shouldn't it be possible to simply notice it without inducing some change, or special state? That is exactly the purpose of the Do Nothing Meditation. This technique (which is really an un-technique) will allow you to contact the highest spiritual state without actually doing anything. Each time you notice an intention to control or direct your attention, give it up. 1. There is no need to get into any particular posture, unless you feel like it. 2. Do not position your attention in any particular way. 3. Let whatever happens happen. 4. Any time you notice yourself doing anything intentionally, stop. Doing anything intentionally means something you can voluntarily control, and therefore can stop. If you cannot stop doing something, then it's not intentional, and therefore you don't need to try to stop doing it. So. Anything you can stop doing, stop doing. Some examples of things you can stop doing are: * Intentionally thinking * Trying to focus on something specific * Trying to have equanimity * Trying to keep track of what's going on * Trying to meditate Let go of doing anything like this. 5. Keep doing nothing for at least 10 minutes, or as long as you like. CAUTIONS: It may be difficult for some people to notice any difference between the Do Nothing meditation and gross "monkey mind," that is, the ceaseless, driven and fixated thoughts of the everyday neurotic mind. If this seems to be the case for you, it may be helpful to do a more structured technique
  14. @lmfao ?? Yeah. Religion’s it’s own little paradigm. It helps so many people while it insulates the overall falsity. One of the deepest ego viruses - it really gets down in there! ? Be nice if the east & west just called it human wisdom, and just start makin a ‘best of man’ wisdom pile. Make the “Juice” of it all.
  15. @lmfao Write “I am God” on a piece of paper. Then write down everything that comes to mind - likely a list of thoughts to the contrary. Then categorize those into columns of direct experience and not direct experience (belief/idea/thought). Nonduality is a change in what you are, in reality, in all experience from here on out, by a billion degrees. Absolutely completely different in every way. Looking for nonduality in scripture is like looking for eyesight on a poster. It’s very trap-ish. It’s like reading a book, understanding the duality in thinking, and then figuring you’ve got it now. Some people get stuck in scriptures and ancient guru’s, and have no idea they’re stuck. The loss, is nothing was actually real-ized. Nothing was integrated. Same life, different way of looking at it. But the experience of life didn’t actually change at all, other than to be more enjoyable, conceptually. I would drop scripture, do practices everyday, use psychadelics, and see for yourself, DIRECTLY. Listening to a variety of non dual teachers would be more helpful because they are talking to you about you directly, vs stories that you’re supposed to wrap your head around. Leo, Tolle, Spira, Hicks, Mooji - what arises from the greater mix of these would be much more helpful IMO. The Bible, Quran, etc, etc - these are books written by people, about God, to be read by people. Skip em all together. Only direct experience matters. The traps are cunning, many, and deep.
  16. Trends. Like Psychadelics and porn are the new fad now. Was just kidding of course. Honestly, I get it.
  17. Man. Skinny jeans and now this. Trends are changing so fast.
  18. @Tearos Thanks. Food is perspective. We think what we eat. I’d even go so far as to say diet is 90% of consciousness work, specifically when someone is young or new to this type of work. 2/3 I had the same ‘issue’ when I was your age. That’s a very good issue to have. Your Norwegian actualized idea is great. Good luck though. It’s like asking someone if you can borrow their baby. They’re inclined to justifiably say - make your own baby. I could see pure translating, but nobody can create the ‘same content’ as Leo. On the flip side, the same is true for you. 4?? 5?? You’re off to a hell of a start. Of course, the actualizing is the work, but you got this, you’re starting younger than most. You were born for this. One suggestion that comes to mind...I painted a couple walls in my house with chalk paint. I can’t even begin to tell you what a tremendous difference it makes to have so much room to move visions out of my head, and into the physical. Being able to see it visually increases overall clarity and ability to clarify details and get inspired quickly, not to mention the ease of sharing a vision with others. In the last year or so, I swear man, I write shit on those walls, and it happens by itself. It’s unbelievable. Also, people, especially the kind of people you want to be networking with...love brevity. Not that I’ve mastered it.
  19. @CuteCornDog Meditation, exercise, healthy eating, time in nature, breath focus, mindfulness.....or someone else’s ‘fault’? Gotta pick one, right? You bout ready to try something new? I hope so.
  20. @Viking Genius! Pricey though, I may just borrow @Shin‘s.