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What is conciousness

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What we call consciousness is existence, which is the relationship of reality to itself, which is an angle or perspective of reality on itself. Reality is not consciousness; it is the source of consciousness.

Reality is the absence of limits in which movement takes place. Relationship is always movement; nothing static exists, since existence requires a process. Any relationship is logical and mathematical, since a relationship is a coherent perspective. Anything incoherent simply does not appear, since a perspective is something in relation to something else, and if this relationship is not coherent, it dissolves before existing.

Any relationship contains infinite potential relationships. since it is impossible for there to be limits in any direction, potential is equal than real if it's possible, that means if it's synchronized with anything else, since nothing exist by itself. Existence is relative.

Reality has infinite centers of consciousness, and all of them are the center of reality, but none are reality itself, but rather an expression of it. Reality is indescribable; it is what is and what is not. The absolute potential.

So, what differentiates the consciousness of a proton from that of a human if both are infinite networks raised to the infinite power? Only the relational center we call human arises through an evolutionary process centered on self-preservation, and this is based on sensory perception and the data processing we call mind. As a substance, it is exactly the same as a proton; only its configuration is different.

Then, consciousness does not create reality but is an inevitable consequence of it. One could say that it creates form, but rather it is form, since form is only perspective, and perspective is consciousness.

What we are and wish to preserve is a center of relationship between infinite other centers. All are like an inevitable mirror game of reality itself, branching out infinitely in all directions. It could be said that no center can truly disappear because each center sustains all reality. It is a key piece of the infinite horizontal fractal that is reality, where asynchrony is not a possibility.

It seems that the disappearance of a center would break synchronicity; therefore, rather than disappearing, it would change phases cyclically. 

 

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Beautiful 

Do you just write straight from direct experience or is it also inspired from work you’ve read? It’s cool

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2 hours ago, Sugarcoat said:

Beautiful 

Do you just write straight from direct experience or is it also inspired from work you’ve read? It’s cool

Just experience and logic, experience of the limitless and logic to rule out what is impossible. If the core of reality limitlessness, and this is absolute potential but nothing definite, nothing can be elementary, a final particle, but perspectives upon perspectives unfolding in multiple dimensions.

For example, a photon may seem elementary, but it can contain inaccessible dimensions that give rise to more dimensions and related states, pure information that, if you could enter its frequency, could unfold like a universe that in turn contains seemingly elementary particles that unfold infinitely, because space is not something; it is a dimension that unfolds, information that takes up no space because any limit is only apparent. Then all this information unfolds itself because there can't be a limit, so given some relationship, any other will unfold synchronized to it, just a possibility that happens, same that happens in human life, nothing is static, everything is flowing, unfolding itself in many possibilities, dimension, even mental dimensions, relationship, perspectives. 

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18 hours ago, Sugarcoat said:

@Breakingthewall You got that experience part down that’s the part I need to get down 

Just meditate a lot and break all the barriers, until there is just the absence of limitations. That is the fertile void of Buddhists, the Tao of Taoists, the beloved of Sufis, the burning heart of Christians. The total potential that contains everything being nothing. The path to reach it is negative: eliminate everything until nothing remains, then everything is revealed . 

The problem is that almost nobody wants to lett go of everything, because we are attached to form. To open the limitless, we must let go of all form. Love, God, whatever, are just obstacles. Ultimate reality is openness, nothing more. It is the source of all possibility, because it has no limits, it's obvious.

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We are a center of consciousness of some kind in an infinite rhizome of limits/language in all directions, in a fractal model?


Nothing will prevent Willy.

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@Breakingthewall to be completely honest, I don’t have enough desire to meditate that’s my issue. I guess psychedelics would be better for me then

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Meditation is doing psychedelic also. Weed is a good tool of meditation and it's everywhere 

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@Breakingthewall i tried to do meditation a few months ago, 2-3 hours a day and i did that for a little while then stopped. Its lack of desire for it , i can do things when i have strong desire for it, but i dont have strong desire for it (or for anything for that matter) I did in teenage years daily meditation for over a year but then stopped too. 
I’d like to try drugs

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7 minutes ago, Sugarcoat said:

@Breakingthewall i tried to do meditation a few months ago, 2-3 hours a day and i did that for a little while then stopped. Its lack of desire for it , i can do things when i have strong desire for it, but i dont have strong desire for it (or for anything for that matter) I did in teenage years daily meditation for over a year but then stopped too. 
I’d like to try drugs

It all happens by grace, as cliché as that sounds. And you are ultimately led by a desire from within guiding you to either meditate and slowly build the momentum of interconnection of your consciousness, or through psychedelics which open radical and brief periods of great expansion, but comes at a cost.
I'm not biased in one being better than the other. Whatever suits you for the moment. It's great to take the stairs sometimes and work on every step and seeing your progress slowly and steadily. Or to take the elevator once a while to take a rest and focus on resting and letting go of everything you know and embracing new expansions.

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1 minute ago, Vincent S said:

It all happens by grace, as cliché as that sounds. And you are ultimately led by a desire from within guiding you to either meditate and slowly build the momentum of interconnection of your consciousness, or through psychedelics which open radical and brief periods of great expansion, but comes at a cost.
I'm not biased in one being better than the other. Whatever suits you for the moment. It's great to take the stairs sometimes and work on every step and seeing your progress slowly and steadily. Or do take the elevator once a while to take a rest and focus on resting and letting go of everything you know and embracing new expansions.

I lowkey feel like the meditation did nothing for me (maybe I needed even more of it), but psychedelics immediately attacked the self structure. That’s why I wanna try them more. 
 

I believe it’s all scientific, meditation and psychedelics do something in the brain that affects the self structure, more or less. So it’s a matter of breaking that mechanism 

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Just now, Sugarcoat said:

@Breakingthewall i tried to do meditation a few months ago, 2-3 hours a day and i did that for a little while then stopped. Its lack of desire for it , i can do things when i have strong desire for it, but i dont have strong desire for it (or for anything for that matter) I did in teenage years daily meditation for over a year but then stopped too. 
I’d like to try drugs

In your case I think that bit of weed could be a strong psychedelic

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Just now, Breakingthewall said:

In your case I think that bit of weed could be a strong psychedelic

Thanks. Well I’d like to try more of it but I live at my parents and they keep an eye on my transactions so I have to be sneaky somehow. 

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1 minute ago, Sugarcoat said:

Thanks. Well I’d like to try more of it but I live at my parents and they keep an eye on my transactions so I have to be sneaky somehow. 

Tell them that you need weed to open yourself to the infinity 😅

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1 minute ago, Sugarcoat said:

Thanks. Well I’d like to try more of it but I live at my parents and they keep an eye on my transactions so I have to be sneaky somehow. 

It's definately much easier experience when you are alone and in the comfort of your own sanctuary. Unless you really need a trip sitter.

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Just now, Vincent S said:

It's definately much easier experience when you are alone and in the comfort of your own sanctuary. Unless you really need a trip sitter.

Yea exactly. If I need a trip sitter I’d have to get to know someone 

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2 minutes ago, Breakingthewall said:

Tell them that you need weed to open yourself to the infinity 😅

Or better because they’re Christian ima say I’m trying to tap into Christ consciousness 

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Just now, Sugarcoat said:

Yea exactly. If I need a trip sitter I’d have to get to know someone 

I think there are facilitators/psychiatrics that help you through psychedelics. They wont help you get it, but they can help facilitate the experience. 

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Just now, Vincent S said:

I think there are facilitators/psychiatrics that help you through psychedelics. They wont help you get it, but they can help facilitate the experience. 

Yea then it’s a matter of finding them. Or just fuck it and do it alone

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I know loads :P
Also a psychedelic retreat that is held every summer.

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