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@Dan Arnautu Great post. I like that video. It's the level I'm usually choosing to operate on. Very freeing of habits in my experience. Some would say that it's not the truth and that the truth is there is no observer and we are all the consciousness, but some also say there is no truth. Get's rhetorical without relativity.

@Mert 7 billion toasters, one electricity. 7 billion iPads, one wifi source. Etc.

@harisankartj Keep going!!!! The facinating thing about truth is that there is only relativity. There is no one thing that is other than the everything. To attempt to discover a truth relative to nothing is nonsensical. To live a life without discovering any relative truths is also nonsensical.

@Jani I used to tell people about meditation benefits (my dad included). I don't anymore, outside of this forum. It's a real cart before the horse dilemma. People say "you're successful" or "you're happy" because you have money, didn't have a traumatizing childhood, were born smart, had better opportunities, etc, etc, etc. They are caught up in the momentum of their thinking, which is the very thing meditation would free them from, but they are also caught up in their connotations of meditation so they don't try it. People do love to talk about it as if they've tried it though. The dog has a certain level of consciousness. Buddha had a certain level too. Most of us are somewhere inbetween.

@strwbrycough First, the word is "you're". Second, watch the videos before you post. You could not be more inaccurate of what the videos are communicating relative to "assuming you're a person and you're conditioned". Just my meaningless assessment, but it appears to me that you are yet to become aware of your own conditioning, or really what conditioning is. Some people do need to "fix" their "broken lives". Some people don't. Some people see value in actualizing, some don't. People are crazy because to you, people are crazy. To me, people are not crazy.

@Icarus Leo is seriously amazing.

@kieranperez This is a blessing buddy. You re lucky to see how you see. You are not cattle. Do what you need to do so you can get to a place of working for yourself. You don't need more of people telling you what to do, unless you can enjoy it because you are solid in your mind knowing it's a means to more freedom (working for yourself). You are young, I am not. From my experience, I think the older you get the more you're going to see the blessing in your not needing / wanting authority / boss / dad. Keep in mind, your dad is doing his best. You are in a generation that knows better BECAUSE of him and his generation. You are lucky. Make a goal. It will keep wind in your sales through the bullshit you have to do to work your way up / get more freedom. Try to enjoy that bullshit, work on how you see it. As an example, perhaps a goal of opening a pizza shop will ease the having to work for someone else for a while to save up the seed money. Realestate is good also. Maybe get licensed and save money then go on your own. Fuck bosses man. Your life is your dream.

@Will I mean nobody forced you to take a shower. Everything is expanding, and you are everything. Sensed as will.

@aurum I love your post. Possibly, in a way, there is one path, it's the place we reach in meditation, the place of nothing / everything. Not sure if I would consider all the stuff we do in the world part of the 'path', but that's merely my connotation.

@Pallero Usually takes a lot of meditation to have this breakthrough. I think this will help you get it back and stay there... You are not the thinker of your thoughts. The 'thoughts' are the underlying intelligence/ fabric of consciousness. You are a point of observance in the consciousness, 'receiving' or expressing the whole. Sounds like you noticed this. To solidify your reference - hold a thought on something terrible for two minutes, notice how similar thoughts come after. Now hold a beautiful, hopeful thought, notice how similar thoughts follow. Excercise this and eventually you'll transcend thinking and be the whole fabric.

@Emre You are in one big causation. Now you know though, so you can use all of it.

@Will you took a shower

@nexusoflife now that is some good shit

@Will cancels out to be saying nothing....no?

@Joseph Maynor excercise

@Nahm you are what you think you are while you are.

@HikiNEET do you see that those things do feel good to some people?

@HikiNEET will what feels bad or good to you ever change in your life?

The most common trap is trying to change the world. Each person is a world / reality, relative to the topic of change.

@Prabhaker Right on. Take a look at what Jesus brought to humanity, then take a look around the world. It is fruitless to try to reconcile the two. Only go within.

@Mehyar It is what you say it is. No one else is in your head constructing your thoughts. What does it mean Mehyar?

@Lorcan 15 I can change the world 20 am i living up to my potential 25 i must develop myself 30 each person is in their own reality 35 one can only change, not be changed 40 life is short, the purpose is happiness. Anything worthwhile for any other person can only come from what development I do for me. I can't change anyone else, let alone the world. I can only be an example, because there is nowhere that relativity is not.

@harisankartj This should bring to mind that your purpose is happiness. If you remove it, there is no point remaining.

@AleksM I would consider skipping all these secondary systems of the mind and focus on you as a system. You are feeling exactly like you've been eating, excercising, and thinking. There is no other contributing factor. Momentum rules everything because it is our very perspective.

@2000 nice post. I think the next level in this context would have to be to take on a student and the two of them do a series of videos. Kind of a living evolving testimonial. He would take someone from rock bottom,lost, depression, no purpose, and coach them and instill practices until they become actualized in terms of inner peace, psychologically, biologically & financially. Next he would take someone with a terminal diagnosis and coach the evolution of their mind body connection to successfully allow the disease to disappear. This will not happen though. There is far too much momentum of focus on himself, evident in the tonality & facial and body language in the videos. Thus far the entire presentation is a mirage. It's a smokescreen that insists the purpose is to help others, but it all serves as evidence that the focus is on himself. The underlying assumption that the viewer is always less evolved than the presenter is always apparent to anyone paying attention. I enjoy it for what it is. For the focus to be on others, one has to actually work with others, in addition to a camera. The difference between learning, experiencing and communicating versus having accountability for someone else's success has never been displayed here, and it won't. That was never his intention. Our deepest fear is what we are capable of. Changing someone else's life in a dramatically positive fashion is the most rewarding experience available, as it is also our deepest fear that we could fail, and all is bullshit. The theme is sharing my experience. The content is instructional. These two themes can never align.