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@Ether Spending time with these kind of questions will probably make you miss a Buddha.

There is no such thing as conceptual truth, ultimately. You can only know truth from within and that experience (knowing) can never be shared by concepts. Concepts can at it´s best help people to reveal there true nature which is synonymous with truth. Like helping them peeling of layers and layers upon an onion, after the last layer is peeled of though, whats left can not be named nor mediate with words. Because - the concepts themselves are the layers of the onion.

@Patang Good to hear that you´re feeling great!

Being open to the possibility that you can act without thinking.

Being able to feel great joy with the subtle, "small" and "ordinary" feels like growth to me.

Well, trying to find what´s true is a messy business.

@SOUL How about starting a topic - yourself?

@Shanmugam Good post, thanks!

You can not be sure on that.

Maybe some of you resonate with this, potential door opener

@Shanmugam Ah now I get it, Ram Dass.....

Great video! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O7qLXF1qR9s

Well, because I found your advice a little bit random in the context of your comment.

How can you not?

Be what?

He says 10 years passed in this state, one hell of a trip

Just go with the flow and see what happens, what´s for sure is that nobody knows. You can take anything! (well, you have to ) Last year I´v found your posts interesting, It takes some degree of "depression" to be interesting I think.

How bad do you want truth?

@Nahm haha

You made your point

@onacloudynight My brother has the diagnos Bipolar and is very successfully (of what I can see) treated with Lithium.

Optimal conditions would be in the freezer but you probably can keep it in room temperature for years.

Interesting!

@Omario There is no such thing as a bad trip, if it is "bad", that means you still have more things to learn.