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@Martin123 Thank you.

@star ark Not in my experience atleast. Takes some number of days to get to but then it’s repeatable everyday.

I do this daily. I think daily meditation and in the morning are key. Takes a while to acclimate. While maintaining focus on stomach breathing, I do waves of deep muscle relaxation, over and over, head to toe.

I think the recently added jokes were funny, and I like them.

@Joseph Maynor I don’t think it’s flat or dimensional. I think the observed and the observer are both made of illusionary spacetime, and to create the illusion of depth and distance, time becomes space, and space becomes time.

Ya. I was getting some depth self awareness in that also. Just, kinda, boring now (in that regard).

@DocHoliday thanks

@DocHoliday Maybe the body can’t because it is, but the mind can because it isn’t (illusionary). Or maybe more specifically there’s the absolute and the illusion, and “experience” is a word for inbetween.

@DocHoliday @Joseph Maynor What do you guys make of the space & time relationship, and what does that have to do with the speed of light? I think time and space are working together as one ‘substance’ to make an illusion of dimensions that gives a consistent appearance to one observer, and the speed of light is the absolute, or origination that ensures or “projects” this, resulting in the experience of appearance of multiple observers. Like, some ‘parts’ are more fundamental, or happen previous, than others and the overall experience flows in only one direction; absolute, light, spacetime, experience of “reality”. Physically, we wouldn’t be able to be outside of the illusion because we couldn’t be beyond the absolute ( immediately prior to the speed of light) Mind wise though, if we are the absolute, we can be outside the illusion. Whatcha think?

@Girzo excellent report man. Thanks for sharing!

@FeelFree Came from open mindedness.

I just had the time.

@DocHoliday ?. (If this is your idea of fun, also). What is that I which refers to that me?

@DocHoliday I agree, I’m guilty of too few words a lot. Wife says that too. Lol. The further contemplation was all I’m getting at. If time is relative to the illusionary self, then time is relative to illusion. Yet (of course) there is an experience of it. So, what does that make you?

@Deep careful whatcha wish for! ??

@Annetta nice cliff hanger

“The concept of time and how it works”. I was lovin the contemplation of it though. What’s time relative, to?

@DocHoliday I understood. Title of the post could be confusing though.

@DocHoliday Nice! I wasn’t referring to physics, I was referring to what you are. This might be experiential in the absolute as self, versus in concept. That everyone is one isn’t a conceptual matter.

Not as objective definitions for what is experiential, but in terms of specific experiences that are worthwhile, imo... -People don’t have ‘selves’ / the illusion is all the same “substance”/ Everything is you -The experience of absolute / reversal of what’s “real” & what’s “mystical”. I think it’s one or both of these experiences, being so life changing, so ‘reality’ changing, that gets enlightenment referred to as binary.

@Seed What an insightful dream. Crazy awesome.

@DocHoliday Nice post. What if you put your two points together; it’s all illusion, time is relative. A next step might be, then either time is of the illusion, or relative to what?

@Shroomdoctor ime, taking what you want and leaving the rest is the result of doing the deeper “ego” work. It can leave you triggerless, and it feels like this.... Hell ya that’s what growth is.

@Ruby White me too!