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https://everything-explained.org/library/literature/can-solipsism-be-disproven Interesting article. That would include but also transcend Leos view on pure subjectivity @Leo Gura Thoughts?

Tom visited the transition realities between this life and the next. He explains nicely how consciousness reincarnates.

How about interviewing Bashar then and asking him all the unanswered questions you still hold, e.g. why it's not possible to just alther reality through your imagination, although you are God.

I share the same goal, bulding a stage yellow/turquoise community in Europe. At the moment, I am visiting other communities to inquire, how they set the project initially off in the past and what challenges they were facing. 3 month ago, I went to the Sat Yoga Ashram and sat down with Shunyamurti himself and asked him for his advice about community building. What he said was along the lines what @Leo Gura and @flume said: He said that from all people, you as the founder, must be rooted in God consciousness, upholding the highest level of integrity (Dharma) for the community. In order to function as a selfless vehicle for Truth, you need to be operating from a state of consciousness that is not obscured by your own ego, your selfish drives and motives and that is neither prone to the temptations life will present, nor to the devilry of other egos. Reason being, that the thing that breaks communities apart are always interrelational conflicts (ego games). You need to be aligning the members of the community to a shared vision, shared goals, act as a selfless role model that functions as an ethical compass, rooted in Truth and in Unconditional Love. And even then, there is no guarantee that your community will survive the powerfull ego games, that slowly erode communal structures from within. Shunya's wife told me, that community building is hell, and that if it wasn't for Shunya patience in regards to all the ego devilry they were facing, the community would have failed long time ago. The best advice is to go visit many other communities, that resonate with your vision and your core values, and see if you still like community building after having experienced these places first hand. Apart from the lessons you learn there, these place serve as good templates for the things you will want to copy and incorporate in your community and for the things you will want to create differently. It will definitely save you a lot of time and struggle and you might even find like-minded people that share your vision and join your cause. Also, be assured, any shadows that lurk in your closet (childhood traumas, family issues etc.), and anything you haven't mastered in your current life (leadership, finances, relationships, communication, health, etc. etc.) will come flying at you the moment you are dealing with other egos in a community based setting. By going to the Sat Yoga ashram, I learned a lot about myself and the reality of bulding and especially keeping a healthy community. Just by observing, I understood pretty quickly what works for them and what doesn't, when that many people share their survival needs in a coordinated manner. I learned where I need to adjust my fairy tale spiritual community expectations to the reality of gargantuan task that is at hand. Attached two good essay's by Shunya, that talk along the lines of conscious community buidling. The Creation of an Ashram.pdf Shunya Essay.pdf

Wise words from Shunya.

I haven't Hashimoto diagnosed yet, but am struggling with energy levels in the morning since quite a while, especially after having my first meal. it did also get worse since the last year or so (I am 33 now). I have experiemtend with plently of food strategies, but so far didn't get the results I was hoping for. @Leo Gura maybe you could share what works for you in the morning, so I/we could learn from your insights. Thx ?

Your trip reports are way too underrated imo, thx for sharing. The unlimitedness you are talking about goes a bit into the direction of what @Synchronicity is talking about, there being 'layers' beyond absolute infinity.

@Michael569 Thx for the detailed explanation, TCM (Traditional Chinese Medicine) has a very similar approach, where eating warm meals in the morning, including quality essential carbs, proteins, fats and minerals is supposed to strenghten the the organ function and improve energy levels throughout the day and seasons. A year ago, compared to other eating styles, this nutrition style did work very well for me. I am a very athletic guy, who is physically active and also needs to meet his macros on a day to day base, fasting was rather left for lay days, where total energy expediture was low. It happens only a year ago, that a significant fatigue creeped into my life stlye, especially in the morning it become much more difficult to get up and going. And although a natural decrease in energy levels is to be expected in your 30's, for me it feels like something is off and my body is too energy depleted for the relatively (very) healthy life style I am having. Blood testing only showed that iron was a bit on the low side, but even with sufficient natural and artifical supplementation, the main issue of energy fatigue in the morning didn't get resolved. Before doing more blood testing and other work done, in order to figure where the energy loss come from, I thought it would be nice to further experiment with food, as this seems to me to be the biggest contributing factor on a day to day base that can be adjusted. Hence I was interested in Leo's breakfast routine, to try some of that stuff out and see if it also works for me. Anybody in the forum who's also struggeling with Hashimoto or energy fatigue in the morning and who has found good solution's, is welcome to share their method

There is no typical for me, as I have gone through much trial and error and keep varrying on a day to day base, depending what I feel like. That can be - fasting - buckwheat, millet or oat porridge with low glycemic fruits and little healthy fats - scrambled or boiled eggs with vegetables and/or buckwheat - vegetable soup (with pumkin/sweet potatoe or buckwheat) - celery/tumeric/ginger juice (for cleansing) or raw cacao hot chocolate (as it's quite filling) If I go the carbs route, I can set the clock before falling into an energy low about an hour later. The good thing is that cravings throughout the later day are much less, if breakfast has sufficient carbs. Also, energy levels from evening onward are more stable if carbs have been take care of early on. If I go the protein/fat route, energy levels are a bit better in the morning, but I just postponed the carb meal for a later point in the day (including the energy low), cause my body will demand the carbs or answer with heavy cravings. If I fast or just drink celery juice or raw cacao, I have the best energy levels in the morning, no doubts. Nevertheless, rule of thumb is that my body will always demand the minimum caloric intake, as well as demand a shared ratio of carbs, protein and fat. Going with one without the other always end up in cravings. So after fasting in the morning, the lunch meal tends to be much bigger, as satiation takes much longer to be reached (also if I try with lots of protein and slow eating) and energy low after the morning fast is even greater after first lunch meal. Also, eating only a light meal after a morning fast does not work out, because my body will stay hungry after eating light and keep demanding the calories and carbs/proteins that are missing. All thoughs will revolve around caloric dense food, if I don't take care of meeting my macros and calories at some point around noon.

@Leo Gura Powerful insights by Bashar. He is making the same 'film projector analogy' you were making, when talking about your 5-meo experiences. According to Bashar, every moment in time is a 'frozen reality frame' and consciousness is the projector to play these frames in motion. There are unlimited versions of earth, and by changing your vibration, you change the trajectory of the film real you (as God) are playing. So basically it is up to you if you want to experience a world that will destroy itself or one the can heal. All worlds are existing simultaneously and depending which parallel reality you tune into will result in which you will experience. So literally change yourself in order to change the world

Shunyamurti gives an overview over the core traumas a child can suffer from and the survival mechanisms that are developed along the way

This lady is a neuroscientist who had a stroke, after which her entire left hemisphere shuts down. With only her right hemisphere functioning, she explains in detail what sounds like a full merger into God consciousness.

When I understood correctly, Absolute Infinity means that every possible event in the past, present and future are all happening simultaneously in the Now as one singularity. Does that mean that I as 'God with ego filter' have lived this current perspective in this exact 'configuration' already an infinite amout of times and will seemingly 'go' through this perspective an infinite more times? So basically I am asking, if I will come back to this life over and over again, in the same sense that I have written this post already an infinite amount of times and will keep writing this post an infinite more times?

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What I mean with 'time frames' is that the Now moment is not static but in motion. And there is certain content contained in that experience/perspective and not all other content. So although the Infinite All Knowing Self does know itself fully, it also seemingly creates, forgets, experiences All of IT for Ever?!

Sure, nothing is happening as time is appearance. But is it not through the filter of the mind, that God can experience himself in 'time frames'? And is he then tricking himself and going into himself looking at himself through the filter of the mind time frame for time frame again and again, through every perspective times infinity (just being himself for infinity)?

Thx everyone, I get the part about that is all already contained in the Now as pure potential/actuality, I was just curious if this very experience 'I' is having, will occur for infinity to infinity. But from what I understand, as I AM Infinity, I AM this experience for infinity, so the experience will reoccur, reoccur, reoccur...times infinity!?

Would it be correct to assume then, that in an absolute sense Infinity = Being, but in a relative sense (what you call abstraction) it actually is number of incarnations etc?

then could you please elaborate in an easy to understand manner? Thx

@Inliytened1 and wouldn't exploring himself again and again to infinity get infinetly boring if he is infinite intelligent? I can relate to the deja-vu moments the were being mentioned, are those pointing at the Turth of that moment (and every other moment) being experienced again and again?

@Inliytened1 not sure if I got that So me being carved out happened an infinite times and will be happening an infinite more times? Does God have to carve me out for infinity to know himself or just once?

Radical open-mindedness required! This absolutely blew my mind: http://www.multidimensionalman.com/Multidimensional-Man/Super_dimensions-consensus_environments.html On his website, Jürgen Ziewe gives an account of what the 5th dimension is like, which can be either reached through deep (surrender) meditation being in a state of "hyper-consciousness" or by being out of body and going through many layers from the Astral into the mental and eventually the causal world. He talks about these dimensions being the evolution for human mankind, as well as about infinity and how it manifests in infinite ways... Quote: "The Super Dimensions are truly infinite universes, not like our physical universe. The first aspect of infinity is the infinite mode of our manifesting thoughts. We are able to create personal reality simply by manifesting our individual dreams, which become our “objective” reality. This can be expanded ad infinitum until we literally run out of ideas and exhaust our repertoire of imagination. The second aspect of infinity is numerous multi-layered dimensions, which are simply manifestations of the same power which brought our physical universe into existence. I spend a great deal of my time soaring over incredible vistas and landscapes, which for me, as an artist, is an irresistible impulse. In one experience I was soaring over huge planes, criss- crossed by the arteries of complex river systems with ever- changing vegetation and surprising new features, then, by a simple shift of focus I found myself in a completely new universe altogether. Yet each of these worlds felt like home ground, not in terms of familiarity, but in terms of being a part of it, being aware that these worlds were formed from the same consciousness as I was. Few of these places were at all familiar with features I am still trying to find words for, let alone computer software to help me express them in pictures. For example the gossamer extrusions of the rock which were neither hard nor solid neither transparent. The same applied to the vegetation which was neither plant nor animal and made of a material for which there is no known equivalent. Consensus thought forms. The third infinite aspect is comprised of Infinite numbers of consensus thought forms which I have described at length in my book, diverse structures and territories created by sympathetic beliefs. These only become apparent by focus and the intention of investigating such beliefs. Every thought we have will attract or direct our attention towards sympathetic thought which will spread out like the rays of the sun to create a “super thought”, which establishes itself as a grand edifice for our eyes to feast on and our ears to hear. Whole new environments are assembled by the combined attention of a number of individuals. Here we will find any possible variation to our initial thought. The fourth infinite aspects are the uncountable numbers of universes which can all be accessed from these and even higher levels. In my own experience the “Many World Interpretation”, although making sense from a quantum mechanical viewpoint, is in fact no more than a fantasy which falls short of the actual reality. It is simply that scientists try to explain non physical events from a physical angle and end up with a misrepresentation of reality.To imagine an infinite number of version of us, with a google to the power of google combinations of events played out in an infinite number of universes seems to me to be sheer madness. The universe does not operate on the laws of madness and it doesn’t need to, because all experience it wants to explore it will and to do this it does not need infinite copies of us or infinite copies of our physical universe. Seeing Max Blogg having breakfast with a dinosaur in a tent on an asteroid is not part of the synchronistic workings of a creation which springs, from unity, clarity, perfection and harmony and even when it introduces chaos in its process of creating denser physical manifestation it will do so following its own cosmic laws and not those of a demented lunatic. Reality is about repose, symmetry, intelligence, order and harmony and even the chaos follows sensical laws, even if we don’t understand them." He goes on to describe his experiences in detail, and how in the 5th dimension objects are not just seen, heard, felt, but are literally understood and experienced as being part of you. He also comes with 40 years of OBE experiences and had many enlightenment experiences, which gives his accounts more credit imo. An interesting fact was the way he described people (or beings) would live these environments. In his words "Their commerce was knowledge, socialising, benefitting from each other’s experience and presence and merging consciousness, souls and minds". Now if this doesn't sound like a future scenario from a spiral dynamics super consciouss stage, hehe.. Attached one of the illustrations he made of one of the 5th dimensional cities he experienced.

It is not a Bachelor program, but the university of Austria offers this unique Master program that aims to cover energetic, moral, modern and post-modern understandings of peaces and related fields in order to create a hollistic change of perspective regarding world wide conflicts. There are even subjects held at a Native Spirit Camp. https://www.uibk.ac.at/peacestudies/ma-program/curriculum/objectives.html

After watching Leo's new video, I thought of starting a list of radical recontextualizations, so that one can start to orientate his experience of everyday life in the context of these profound insights. And by that I do not mean to just take them on blind faith (like a new belief system), but to sit down with them and contemplate the shit out of them. Personally, I had great success combining my kriya practises with transmission work and additionally supporting my current experiences with the conceptual framework of these recontexualizations. Sometimes it seems you are right on the edge to another realization and these recontextualizations can work as pointers to push you over the edge. Here is what I got so far from Leo's episodes and my own realisations: - Everything is God and you are IT - Reality is an illusiion/dream - Reality = (is equal to) nothingness = everything = infinity = consciousness = God = Self = emptiness = Nirguna Brahman = Mu = formlessness = form = awakening = Abolute = being - Everything is made out of consciousness - Past and future are an illusion, everything exists as an eternal singularity. In that sense, eternity (or reality/God) uses finite mind to experience itself gradually. - Life & death are identical, everything just exists. Therefore non-existence is just a concept in existence. - Everything = nothingness and therefore absolutely nothing ever happened or all is ever happening. - You (as the Self) created the whole universe, including your very self. - Every object is infinite in itself. - You (as a human) is a concept, therefore you have never been born, neither will you die. Nevertheless the experience itself of you as a human is real. - There is no perception that is happening to somebody, perceptions just exists in itself to itself. Like a movie that plays itself to itself (aka strange loop). - Inner and outer are identical. There is no you looking at an outside world, in a sense there is just outside world (appereances) in itself looking at itself. - Everything is infinite in scale. For every object you can zoom in and out into infinity (talking about radical recontextualisation, think of carrying the whole universe inside you) . - Everything is infinitely connected and correlated to everything else. You carrying a penny has to do with every other possible event in existence and is infinitely correlated with these. Those are the ones I could come up with so far. Every one of them has many layers of depth and can get further recontextualized the more you ponder each of them. Spiritual practise is key to bring any of those realisations into being. Let's keep adding to this list, either from breakthrough experiences, mind fucks or any other profound epiphanies.