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11 hours ago, Sugarcoat said:

My mind is quite quiet a lot of the time, there are large gaps between my thoughts. I don’t feel more present because of it though.

It’s a bit unclear what it means to “become here and now with absolute focus”. What do I do? Where do I direct my attention? For example during my meditation today I focused my attention on my breath. That is an action I can take, directing my attention. How do I “become here and now?

If you become very still and gather all your focus to here and now, you might experience a shift in experience from being in the mind to being in reality. It's a distinct shift in quality of experience. I know the instructions are vague but that's just it is. If you're willing to simply try without overthinking it, you might get it. 

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1 hour ago, Salvijus said:

If you become very still and gather all your focus to here and now, you might experience a shift in experience from being in the mind to being in reality. It's a distinct shift in quality of experience. I know the instructions are vague but that's just it is. If you're willing to simply try without overthinking it, you might get it. 

Ok thanks 

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Nonconceptual awareness or objectless awareness is a state that occurs briefly and intermittently when practicing Centering Prayer as taught by some among the Christian contemplatives. 

Please pardon my intrusion.

 

 


"To have a free mind is to be a universal heretic." - A.H. Almaas

"We have to bless the living crap out of everyone." - Matt Kahn

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On 2024-11-13 at 2:59 PM, Zigzag Idiot said:

Nonconceptual awareness or objectless awareness is a state that occurs briefly and intermittently when practicing Centering Prayer as taught by some among the Christian contemplatives. 

Please pardon my intrusion.

 

 

There are probably plenty methods to get there

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Had a 30min long of some kind of concious weird dream phenomena. I'm stoked, haha. This is great success because my other dream incidents were always very short. I hope I can replicate the results if I repeat what I've done. Too bad I don't know exactly what caused it 😭 

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4 hours ago, Salvijus said:

Had a 30min long of some kind of concious weird dream phenomena. I'm stoked, haha. This is great success because my other dream incidents were always very short. I hope I can replicate the results if I repeat what I've done. Too bad I don't know exactly what caused it 😭 

What do you mean by conscious dream phenomena?

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1 hour ago, Sugarcoat said:

What do you mean by conscious dream phenomena?

I don’t know what it was but it would probably fall under the category of what most people call astral projection. But it might fall under the category of lucid dreaming aswell. Because I was not sure I just called it "concious weird dream phenomena". There seems to many layers and planes of consciousness that one can experience in sleep. It's hard to properly categorize what is what. 

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1 minute ago, Salvijus said:

I don’t know what it was but it would probably fall under the category of what most people call astral projection. But it might fall under the category of lucid dreaming aswell. Because I was not sure I just called it "concious weird dream phenomena". There seems to many layers and planes of consciousness that one can experience in sleep. It's hard to properly categorize what is what. 

Ok I see. That’s cool you were able to experience that. I meditated 3 hours yesterday and I plan on continuing that every day

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1 hour ago, Sugarcoat said:

I meditated 3 hours yesterday and I plan on continuing that every day

That's an orgasm to my ears. 

Seems like the prophecy of your enlightenment is coming true. 

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10 minutes ago, Salvijus said:

That's an orgasm to my ears. 

Seems like the prophecy of your enlightenment is coming true. 

Thank you. I will try my best to stick to the plan. 

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1 hour ago, Sugarcoat said:

Thank you. I will try my best to stick to the plan. 

🤧


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45:

I’m considering writing down here each time I complete a meditation session to keep myself accountable. I’ve started to meditate recently again and built it up to 3 hours a day. It’s still new for me as I’ve only done the 3 hours maybe 3 days so far. So it’s still challenging. What’s most challenging is not looking at the timer. I do it quite a bit but I’m trying to lessen the amount of times I do it. If I ever manage to complete a whole session without once looking at the timer that would be amazing progress. 
 

My goal with this meditation is to experience some kind of mystical experience from it. That’s what I want to start with. Then enlightenment would be the ultimate goal . But for that I probably need even more mediation, 5 hours or more a day. I’m thinking of continuing 3 hours a day for a few months then perhaps increasing it, working up to 5 hours a day. 
 

In 20 minutes I’ll start my session and see how it goes. 

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1 hour ago, Sugarcoat said:

45:

I’m considering writing down here each time I complete a meditation session to keep myself accountable. I’ve started to meditate recently again and built it up to 3 hours a day. It’s still new for me as I’ve only done the 3 hours maybe 3 days so far. So it’s still challenging. What’s most challenging is not looking at the timer. I do it quite a bit but I’m trying to lessen the amount of times I do it. If I ever manage to complete a whole session without once looking at the timer that would be amazing progress. 
 

My goal with this meditation is to experience some kind of mystical experience from it. That’s what I want to start with. Then enlightenment would be the ultimate goal . But for that I probably need even more mediation, 5 hours or more a day. I’m thinking of continuing 3 hours a day for a few months then perhaps increasing it, working up to 5 hours a day. 
 

In 20 minutes I’ll start my session and see how it goes. 

It’s a lot of effort for not that much, i just would take LSD lol.

I know Joe Dispenza sells (and share in his book) guided meditations and techniques for trigger « mystical experiences ».

Activating pineal gland by pushing spinal fluid in head and this kind of thing.


En Dieu nous croyons

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Life is like a box of milk chocolates.

And I am lactose intolerant.


 

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2 hours ago, Schizophonia said:

It’s a lot of effort for not that much, i just would take LSD lol.

I know Joe Dispenza sells (and share in his book) guided meditations and techniques for trigger « mystical experiences ».

Activating pineal gland by pushing spinal fluid in head and this kind of thing.

I can’t do psychedelics for now that’s the thing.

Thanks for the suggestions. 

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2 hours ago, Beans said:

Life is like a box of milk chocolates.

And I am lactose intolerant.


 

Lmao. Hits home

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46: 3 hour meditation finished. Looked at the timer approximately the same amount as last time smh… gotta work on this . It’s disrupting the flow.

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47:

3 hour meditation finished. Tonight I looked at the timer just so slightly less than list time so it’s a step in the right direction. What I like about meditation is that the subtle frustration of meditating takes over and you forget about all your problems. 

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7 hours ago, Sugarcoat said:

What I like about meditation is that the subtle frustration of meditating takes over and you forget about all your problems. 

:D

 


“Love is the whole thing. We are only pieces.” ~Rumi

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