It’s All in Your Mind

[Breakingthewall]

3 hours ago, Someone here said:

You should see that reality can't be anything else but groundless consciousness floating in nothingness. Nothing else makes sense. 

6 hours ago, Someone here said:

 

The only possible way to define reality structurally is to understand that there are no limits. Limits do not exist. This is clearly perceived with psychedelics. If limits do not exist, at some point a fluctuation, a change of state, a differentiation will occur.

"Some point" is always, and the number of fluctuations is always infinite because there are no limits.

Any fluctuation or change is relative to a reference point, to an opposite. This opposite can only be another change, another fluctuation. What fluctuates is not something; it is the absence of limits itself. It becomes "something" by fluctuating; without fluctuating, it is nothing, simply the absence of limits. But since it has no limits, it always fluctuates, and by doing so infinitely, it is everything.

Then, what is the ultimate reality? The absence of limits. It is the absolute potential, and if you open yourself to it, you will realize that you are that, it's the totality, and it's absolutely alive, because it has not limits. It's exactly you. 

[Breakingthewall]

In other words, to think that something fundamental, consciousness, God, whatever, lies behind change would imply that it would exist without change, but in the absence of change, consciousness, God, or whatever would be indistinguishable from nothingness. It would be nothingness. Therefore, reality is change, and change is infinite, since its absence does not exist. 

Then you could say that the foundation of reality is nothingness, but nothingness implies an absence of limits, so automatically nothingness is everything.

Nothingness is not a possibility because implies limits, and limits are something. It's absolutely inevitable, reality is openess and it's everything 

[Inliytened1]

On 11/8/2025 at 8:52 PM, Terell Kirby said:

Including the idea of a separate self that exists independently outside of NOW.

The unfolding of your entire life has been almost exclusively mental, grounded in conceptual knowledge and backstory.

God awakens when it sees its work in the unfoldment of reality; it sees itself as a sort of master craftsman through Divine Consciousness and Intelligent.

Consider how much you resist this unfolding, and how much suffering is caused by not recognizing that it is all your Minds work.

To fall in love with life requires you see the Intelligence of your own Mind- bask in the fact that it’s Eternal.

When you start to have the realization that nothing would exist if it weren't for you.  I mean, would it?

We carry the belief that something exists "out there".  It's always something out there.   But see this brings you back to the ancient question of something out there.  Out there beyond all consciousness.  In other words could anything exist without someone being "aware" of it?

Think now that if no one is aware of it isn't that the same as it not existing.   And so there you have it.  

That lays the foundation for idealism.  But it gets much deeper when you realize that no only this is true but other consciousness are also "out there."

The age old philosophical question is if a tree falls in the forest and no one is around does it make a sound?  

But now realize that other is the forest and the tree. Becsuse it also can be questioned.   

Edited 23 hours ago by Inliytened1

[theoneandnone]

9 hours ago, Inliytened1 said:

When you start to have the realization that nothing would exist if it weren't for you.  I mean, would it?

We carry the belief that something exists "out there".  It's always something out there.   But see this brings you back to the ancient question of something out there.  Out there beyond all consciousness.  In other words could anything exist without someone being "aware" of it?

Think now that if no one is aware of it isn't that the same as it not existing.   And so there you have it.  

That lays the foundation for idealism.  But it gets much deeper when you realize that no only this is true but other consciousness are also "out there."

The age old philosophical question is if a tree falls in the forest and no one is around does it make a sound?  

But now realize that other is the forest and the tree. Becsuse it also can be questioned.   

All you need is some George Berkeley! Hey but don’t worry you aren’t the only mind that exists because George said that God is the master perceiver even when you aren’t there to perceive it! I’m joking but i find it so lazy to to question everything about reality then just slap god on it to escape solipsism. Probably scared George!

[Terell Kirby]

12 hours ago, Inliytened1 said:

We carry the belief that something exists "out there".  It's always something out there.

Yup- this is fundamental to the human condition-and bloody difficult to get past

[r0ckyreed]

On 11/10/2025 at 9:03 AM, Breakingthewall said:

Maybe because im not imagining them, they are happening due to quadrillions of neural connections created by eons of evolution that occur through interaction with external reality, which in turn occurs through the synchronicity of the cosmos, which is itself a consequence of the infinite network of interconnected multiverses in which if a particle changes state, all of infinity receives that ripple for all eternity, for example 

Dude. Why are you here? You’re not questioning to deconstruct materialism. You are defending Physicalism. All of this will be answered with 2g shrooms and a genuine desire for truth. 

[r0ckyreed]

On 11/10/2025 at 5:16 AM, Breakingthewall said:

Then , why I can't change gravity if I'm imagining it?

There are many things you cannot un-imagine and yet you imagine them. Your entire experience is constructed by your mind and you cannot easily undo this construction. If you cannot de-construct or un-imagine your traumas, what makes you think you could easy un-imagine gravity?

[Natasha Tori Maru]

On 11/11/2025 at 10:22 AM, Breakingthewall said:

In other words, to think that something fundamental, consciousness, God, whatever, lies behind change would imply that it would exist without change, but in the absence of change, consciousness, God, or whatever would be indistinguishable from nothingness. It would be nothingness. Therefore, reality is change, and change is infinite, since its absence does not exist. 

Then you could say that the foundation of reality is nothingness, but nothingness implies an absence of limits, so automatically nothingness is everything.

Nothingness is not a possibility because implies limits, and limits are something. It's absolutely inevitable, reality is openess and it's everything 

Why not use the word 'experience' instead of change?

[Breakingthewall]

2 hours ago, r0ckyreed said:

Dude. Why are you here? You’re not questioning to deconstruct materialism. You are defending Physicalism. All of this will be answered with 2g shrooms and a genuine desire for truth. 

I'm sorry if I question your dogma, don't get angry, just open minded, I took 4 grams of mushroom 359 times, DMT 8750 and 5 meo DMT 621, and LSD I don remember, maybe 1000. Salvia in high doses only 2 

Matter exist, of course, but matter is made by mathematical relationship, that's by coherent possibilities.

Edited 46 minutes ago by Breakingthewall

[Breakingthewall]

1 hour ago, Natasha Tori Maru said:

Why not use the word 'experience' instead of change?

Because experience implies the recognition of the change. The change don't need to be recognized to be . The manifested reality is just relationship and consciousness is a possibility in the reality, then always happen, but it's not fundamental. If you understand the light, how an electromagnetic wave works, you will understand the reality. Later I will do a post about it. How anything ultimately is just relationship without substance, because the only substance is absence of limits, that is not something, just possibility, mathematical coherence. 

Edited 52 minutes ago by Breakingthewall