Nahm

Namaste was too obvious, so I went with Nahm. A guy was telling me about when he climbed Mt Everest, or most of it, and he asked a Sherpa why they said nahmaste every morning to eachother, and he said the Sherpa said to acknowledge they recognize the God in each other.

Doh!!

Above all else, experience. Listen, deduce, but don’t believe what anyone says, obviously including me, and anyone who posts pages of what someone else says versus trying to atleast communicate their own experience. What’s on pages, lol, is not the Truth. Understanding conjecture and conflation are pretty important. Living vicariously is not the same as living. Truth isn’t relative, it’s absolute. That’s a huge problem if you think you’ve experienced the truth and haven’t experienced the absolute / what you are. An even bigger problem if you have hinged your freedom from self deception contingent on being wrong. I would not want to swallow that one.

@Emne You’ll see that there is only you, and you’ll know what you are. Then there is nothing to cause doubt, fear. There is no one to push against, argue with. You’ll love, support, offer compassion, because you are everyone, everyone is you. You’ll see that all of your past does not exist, it, like the present, and future, and the universe, is your own illusion. You’ll see how it is that you were never born, and you’ll never die. You’ll see what it means that ‘there is nothing to know’ lol. You’ll see that there is no point, so fun, helping, and feeling great becomes the only ‘point’. “Living” for the sake of living. Horrible analogy, but it’d be like if you turned on GTA, nd then said why am I playing GTA? Oh yeah, cause I just wanted to do something, and maybe have little fun. Oh, but there’s violence and evil in GTA, why would I play this game? No one would be there to answer you. You’re the one playing the game. Why is up to you. If you fight life, if you argue and strife, that’s up to you. You would be completely free to live the ret of your life how ever you want. You’ll be able to see the wisdom and relativity to you in everything around you.

It’s still experiential.

@Cjaryo Early morning meditation everyday, breath focus. Slow the WHOLE game down. Slow mo life, easy. And contemplate....the “why am I’s”.

@Shin Thanks!! I missed that one somehow. So great. When the hand came up for the “1”....?. So true though. So true.

Experiential.

@sgn yes!!! Truth be told, my pic was a black void, Leo asked me to change it. The love pics started after the absolute experience.

ENlightenment has to do with what you are, it’s well beyond / transcendent to learning or even being a thing that learns.

@Angelo John Gage No. The absolute is you. In the experience of the absolute, there is no human you “experiencing it”. That is the thing that can’t be communicated, and of course why conceptualizing it, is not experiencing it. What I am pointing at is well beyond ‘the whole’. The ‘whole’, is taking place within you. Another pointing at it, using what is simple and in front of us, if I say to you “You are God”, you experience your relativity. You experience any notions of the difference between what you hold yourself to be, and what you hold God to be. For as long as there is relativity there, what you’ve stated is the case, is your experience. Experiencing absolute, is no relativity. No relativity. The ‘whole’ is like a tiny little spec within the absolute, within you. It is not thinkable, or imaginable, it has to be experienced.

@Angelo John Gage You can experience unrelative God, aka, absolute. It is reachable “fully”. Then, that “end” is the beginning of embodiment. This is right in front of your eyes. Ask anyone who says the void is the absolute, what embodiment is, and they’ll stop in their tracks. Don’t believe me. Excellent breakthroughs man. There is a mindfuck that ends the mindfucks.

@Joseph Maynor ❤️

@Joseph Maynor ya. That’s funny.

@Viking Loving your self is the ultimate ironic point. You are God, doing this person. We use Qm’s, retreats, practices, psychedelics, etc, et, etc. JUst to remove the barriers to loving ourselves. Love is reality. It’s so simple, we climb mountains to understand it. LOL.

You guys ever notice, the avatar name we each pick, is subconsciously what we want?

@MarkusSweden The thing on the right in that painting, behind God, is a subtly implied outline of a brain. There is no link and no missing link, just a veil implying two. The ‘arm’ extends from the pineal gland, through the frontal lobes, giving ‘life’ to ‘man’. And of course the shadow is baked in.

@Ramu @Heart of Space lol. I agree. I don’t prefer him. I think he’s a good example of distinctions in intelligence and consciousness though. I’m not even suggesting he’s overall intelligent, but if you wanna make 3 billion dollars, he could actually tell you first hand how. Consciousness though, I don’t see working in that way. I laugh every time I see it. It’s genius.

@StephenKNo. Compassion involves the illusion of two.

@Patang You can experience unconditional love.

@Nexeternity Great insights man. Thanks for sharing. Just humbly doing the work, gettin it done....those are the guys you gotta watch out for! Just kiddin man. Very happy for you!

@egoless Other people’s experience doesn’t add up to anything for me. It’s interesting, I like hearing about it, but it’s not a tool I can use, just pointers to tools I can use. It’s fun to talk about, and I love learning, but, experience is the only way to know. I’d be speculating on anyone else. It is pointless, imo, trying to make distinctions on “someone else’s” enlightenment. I think you are wise to be open minded in this regard. Trying things for yourself, and being honest with yourself about where you’re at, and openly asking questions. Keep doing that, and you’ll never be “stuck” in being right. Ya know what I mean?

@Mighty Mouse anytime. ❤️

@Mighty Mouse Was just curious. Not fishing. I see you are not comfortable talking about your experiences. I’ve been there too. No worries man. The practices are sound man, have faith in em.

@Faceless I hear that man. I can really relate. If someone would have told me years ago that awareness was transcendent to thinking, I would have thought that was ridiculous. But, after years of meditation, in hindsight, I realize that was just the nature of my thinking. I am so thankful I relied on my own experience.