Does anyone know what they are talking about?

[Ishanga]

2 minutes ago, Mellowmarsh said:

It is, yes, and it’s very easy to let go, and that’s true liberation, the freedom from the fear of truly letting go.

 

Maybe some don’t understand this radical freedom, but I do, and you do too James, I see it. It’s pure beauty because it’s giving everything back to God. It’s pure bliss. 

the realization is Bliss for sure, no argument there, once Your just here and one with life that is Bliss, but how to surrender he never really explains that, because not all are in the same place or experience (he deny's experience too which is a misnomer)

[Mellowmarsh]

3 minutes ago, Ishanga said:

the realization is Bliss for sure, no argument there, once Your just here and one with life that is Bliss, but how to surrender he never really explains that, because not all are in the same place or experience (he deny's experience too which is a misnomer)

There’s nothing to explain about how to surrender. Surrender is as effortless as breathing. There’s no how. 
 

 

[James123]

3 minutes ago, Ishanga said:

the realization is Bliss for sure, no argument there, once Your just here and one with life that is Bliss, but how to surrender he never really explains that, because not all are in the same place or experience (he deny's experience too which is a misnomer)

Surrendering can be in many ways.

Deeply knowing that anything and everything belongs to God or (Christian, Muslim, Jewish etc...)

Being witness or, (zen, Buddhism, neo Adviata etc...)

Being exhausted from suffering or being on control. (Trough life)

[Mellowmarsh]

28 minutes ago, Ponder said:

Knowledge is possible, but attaining Knowledge with a capital K is much harder and more slippery than most people realize. Reading 'The Book of Not Knowing' atm and it talks about this very thing. 

Very good. 🙂
 

I just know that it’s not the I that knows, and that the I is known, but not by I

 The I that is known is a known. And the known cannot know.