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What is spacetime relative to? That’s the crux of what I’m suggesting is worth looking into. When he said God doesn’t play dice with the universe, he was a materialist & atheist. He expressed logically an inescapable order to everything - no room for randomness nor mysticism. He said this to Neils Bohr in response to the Copenhagen gathering, and the lab tests of Thomas Young’s double slit experiment, which proved the moon isn’t there when Einstein wasn’t directly aware of it. Einstein was denying the truth revealed in the double slit. Here he is with your OP, but you stated you’re at 80%, he was at 100%. Later, he did realize the truth, noting reality is an illusion (100%). My aim is at your remaining 20%. A helpful realization is the actuality of what relativity reveals.

@Patang ❤️ So no one is charging money for enlightenment. People are unwilling to look within, and looking to pay someone else to tell them to, some number of times. Enlightenment is always free. That’s it’s nature.

@George Fil How’s your morning meditation practice going? How long each day? How many days in a row are you today? No need to analyze that ‘voice’. It’s a thought. Quiet the mind instead.

@MarkusSweden Modern science is about sales and continuation of funding. Look at science from 80, 90 years ago. Have you looked into why Einstein is readily named as the smartest human (arguably)? Have you looked into the profundity of what relativity points at?

Mind sharing your own experiences with psychics?

Both, for less duality, closer to realizing it’s all you.

@MarkusSweden You can describe your dream from last night. Doesn’t make it “material”. You can touch & feel your surroundings right now. Doesn’t make you “physical”. Science is just describing the dream. There are scientists claiming reality is ultimately material? Who are they? You.

Someone found a way to sell love?

It’s funny that the title of the post warned of the trap.

@isabel Why did the feathers come that way?

@Jackthelad Well, either way, I think the obvious thing for you to do would be to basically be the Actualized Roast Master General and really just let us all have it with our ‘nonduality’ and ‘mindfulness’, etc. There’s a gold mine of material here. Like how Ray Ramono derives material from marriage, and Seinfeld from doing nothing... you could create the genre of good hearted, yet deeply bitter, nonduality “seeker” mockery.

@dorg Yes. OMG. Yes. It would be noumena though, not trying to be semantical. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noumenon

@Pernani I think deducing the most beneficial practice by individual could be done relatively based on their past / what needs to be honed and what needs to be surrendered. That way you have an idea of the intended outcome or what is to be gained, before beginning a practice, after spending a lot of time any arbitrarily. That way you could have a clear reason to stick with it, and be confident you’re doing the right practice at the right time. Here’s a link with a few basics, might be helpful. I notice sometimes, individually speaking, people do breath focus, self inquiry, do nothing & occasionally neti neti as almost a default, and occasionally a lessor heard of meditation would have been more efficient and beneficial (at the time). (IMO) Check out this link for many underappreciated meditations: https://sites.google.com/site/psychospiritualtools/Home/meditation-practices On a funny note, as I was typing neti neti (meaning not this, not this), autocorrect keeps changing it to something else. Like it’s mocking me. Lol

@Jackthelad 33 is young. Seen any of the roasts on Comedy Central?

I’d like to watch the news one day, and it be delivered in truth, with regards to all that is happening which simply stems from beliefs. Maybe a daily death toll would help the global ‘wake up’ along a little faster, like, X number of people died today for the beliefs of someone they never even met.

@Blackjohn I feel for you. This seems to be a very common dilemma - thinking that thinking is the path. Awareness is the path. Practices are the path.

@Monkey-man Interesting. I was atheist and science minded for almost all of my life. The truth is not what I would have bet on / most of my thinking was wrong, maybe all of it. I think of faith a lot in the ways you mentioned. I think it’s good- to believe in ourselves, to have faith. Life can be hard and a lot of people are just not going to directly experience the truth. Ideally, there would be no beliefs, no need for a path.

@PrintMan It’s well thought out, but you’re God, right now.

@Source_Mystic ?♥️

@Shanmugam Great post ?

@supremeyingyang Do the things you wish to drop as consciously as possibly. Allow the awareness of wanted to take more ‘space’ than the awareness of what habits are unwanted. Nobody will ever understand what you’re creating btw. Try not to expect them to even understand they are creating.

Reality is objective, illusion is subjective. Reality must be directly experienced, as it is unbelievable. All distinctions are clear after. The questions; what is actual reality, and what am I, what is love, what is God, what is absolute, what is sorce- all have the same answer.

@General 2 Do it for the doing it, you know, not an end result. Meditation, to relax and let your head clear out, and writing down plans, ideas, etc right after is a good process to get inspired and focused on enjoying each step. There’s no getting around the things you need to learn and do. DOuble the time dedicated to them each day. Good luck!

What is it about acting that you like and want to do? As far as the fear, that’s what the class is for. Stop thinking to far ahead, that causes the unease, as if you’re supposed to already know what to do when it’s time to act. You’d learn it with the classes, and a ton of practice. ps I don’t remember a trip report...sup? ?

@Shakazulu Schedule it out on paper, in just 5 minute increments for each practice, work, learning, etc. Just so it’s out of your head and in front of your eyes. Then increase those 5 minutes to what you can and put what time you’d like to do them. Everyday morning meditation works great for me. Self inquiry is well suited for a little bit each day. Exercise in the morning gives a lot more energy all day. Looking at your sleep schedule can be very helpful sometimes. A change of sleeping, say, 10-5 instead of 11-6, is helpful for me to get it all in, in the morning. Takes a few days or so to adjust.