Question for those who have awakened to God-consciousness

[Gigsi]

From that perspective, what is the purpose of the human experience? Is it primarily a challenge or series of lessons for gathering wisdom to benefit our spirit or higher self? Or is it simply God experiencing itself, and that’s all?

I’ve heard from many sources that our soul chooses a particular life to learn specific lessons, is this accurate, or more like wishful thinking?

Is there some mechanism where God, the universe, or our spirit guides observe our experiences and eventually decide, “Okay, enough of this challenge, the lesson is learned; let’s move on to the next episode”? Or are concepts like spirit guides and karmic pathways just blind faith, appealing because they sound convincing?

This question stems from my own reflections: When I find myself stuck in life situations that I wish to escape, yet keep facing the same challenges, could the reason be that my soul or spirit believes the lesson hasn’t been learned? Perhaps because I tend to run from these situations instead of realizing and appreciating the full scene, the full perspective, and the beauty of it, and truly going through it to emerge into something new, rather than just trying to finish and flee from it?

[Hojo]

I think you go insane as God and God created a mechanism for itself to reset itself when that happens. I think your dreams turn so fucked up or you get caught in a loop and can't get out.

If you have demented sex dream and you start crying cause you cant imagine anything other than sex and get caught in a corner looping in the most disgusting way. God resets itself and now your life revolves around sex addiction cause of the karma. And your life is way for God to show itself look there's more you can imagine.

Like imagine you die and you can do whatever you want and you really just want to have sex with every woman you will just do that and then limit your imagination to just that and you will get stuck and want out but you can't. The same way we get caught in loops irl.

Edited 11 hours ago by Hojo

[Salvijus]

I would say the purpose is to awaken more and more into love (God conciousness). And you do that by learning to be the presence of love in every circumstance of your life. That's what learning the lesson means. It means you've learnt to be a presence of love in that particular situation whereas before you were resisting it and therefor that situation had to repeat itself until you open your heart and embrace it and transmute it. Then you move on. On the endless journey of ascension as your love expands infinitly.

Worlds without end. 

Edited 11 hours ago by Salvijus

[Harikrishnan]

The question of purpose and answer to it all comes from human mind trying to make meaning. 

[Stick]

When gurus say that I am already awakened what does that mean? I am clearly not 

[Nemo28]

@Gigsi I think life is a learning process. As awareness grows, we face the same situations again, but with more clarity. That clarity shows us what to let go of, so we can live in a way that feels more true and harmonious, without unnecessary suffering.

[Hojo]

@StickGuru job is to confuse you so you focus on what you dont know.

[Davino]

2 hours ago, Gigsi said:

From that perspective, what is the purpose of the human experience? Is it primarily a challenge or series of lessons for gathering wisdom to benefit our spirit or higher self? Or is it simply God experiencing itself, and that’s all?

It's very hard to condense it in such a medium like language. It's a juxtaposition of things.

First of all, you realise your life has been a dream. You could get into the mechanics of your last night dreams, but what is the use?

Then you realise what is the purpose of dreaming, of life. You see it's a game of Love. Reality is nothing or transparent, but it's Loving as well and this Love plays a role at every scale of reality. So the point of the human life is to Love. 

Another Awakening you shall get is into Perfection. You realize that due to survival and arrogance you have come to think you could design better reality or your human life. As God you realize that existence is absolutely perfect and how your life has played into the unfolding perfection of Reality. As you get deeper into this facet, you realize reality is an infinite breakthrough from Absolute Perfection to ever greater Perfection.

There's also a point where everything becomes it's own meaning. No part of reality can explain why you stepped on a shit or why you won the lottery, but that thing itself is self-explanatory. Everything becomes evidently itself and there is no need for tracking causality as all cause-effect happen within reality, within consciousness, within yourself.

3 hours ago, Gigsi said:

I’ve heard from many sources that our soul chooses a particular life to learn specific lessons, is this accurate, or more like wishful thinking?

Is there some mechanism where God, the universe, or our spirit guides observe our experiences and eventually decide, “Okay, enough of this challenge, the lesson is learned; let’s move on to the next episode”? Or are concepts like spirit guides and karmic pathways just blind faith, appealing because they sound convincing

There may be such mechanism within the dream and this particular universe/configuration of Reality.

3 hours ago, Gigsi said:

This question stems from my own reflections: When I find myself stuck in life situations that I wish to escape, yet keep facing the same challenges, could the reason be that my soul or spirit believes the lesson hasn’t been learned? Perhaps because I tend to run from these situations instead of realizing and appreciating the full scene, the full perspective, and the beauty of it, and truly going through it to emerge into something new, rather than just trying to finish and flee from it?

There's no need to reach Godly Infinite Consciousness to resolve this doubts. If you study self-development and the shadow, you'll understand why these mechanism happen and operate.

There's no need to overspiritualize stuff, but if you really like that angle I can say there's a universal intelligence that makes everything happen.

[Leo Gura]

Awakening tells you that you are God, it does not tell you why you are dreaming a human dream. It is hard to know why God dreams whatever it dreams.

[Terell Kirby]

Not know the why of it all is part of the dream- makes it more fascinating honestly.

I get glimpses of why through hindsight

[Nemra]

From my experience, every human endeavor seems petty to God, because it can hallucinate completely different things in an instant.

I think that it must be able to dream whatever it wants, however it wants.

[Breakingthewall]

There is no god, no purpose. How could there be? If there were, it would have been fulfilled infinite times over, and God would be schizophrenic. There is an absence of limits flowing upon itself in coherent patterns of absolute perfection, that is, possibilities manifesting.

[Jehovah increases]

2 hours ago, Leo Gura said:

Awakening tells you that you are God, it does not tell you why you are dreaming a human dream. It is hard to know why God dreams whatever it dreams.

It's a good question to ask next time when one  awakes I will ask why this particularly dream. Weird I am sure I have asked this before when awake but I don't remember what the answer was.

Edited 5 hours ago by Jehovah increases

[Gigsi]

6 hours ago, Hojo said:

I think you go insane as God and God created a mechanism for itself to reset itself when that happens. I think your dreams turn so fucked up or you get caught in a loop and can't get out.

If you have demented sex dream and you start crying cause you cant imagine anything other than sex and get caught in a corner looping in the most disgusting way. God resets itself and now your life revolves around sex addiction cause of the karma. And your life is way for God to show itself look there's more you can imagine.

Like imagine you die and you can do whatever you want and you really just want to have sex with every woman you will just do that and then limit your imagination to just that and you will get stuck and want out but you can't. The same way we get caught in loops irl.

Interesting idea does this theory come purely from what feels most sensible or logical to you, or have you directly experienced become conscious of something that points to God getting trapped in loops and needing karmic resets?

[Gigsi]

5 hours ago, Harikrishnan said:

The question of purpose and answer to it all comes from human mind trying to make meaning.

So you’re saying this experience just exists, and that’s it.  I go through it simply because it happens to exist?

[Gigsi]

4 hours ago, Davino said:

There may be such mechanism within the dream and this particular universe/configuration of Reality.

7 hours ago, Gigsi said:

I’m curious where this idea of a mechanism actually comes from. I hear it a lot, but I can’t trace how anyone knows this rather than believes it. Is it based on direct experience, a lineage or tradition, channeled information, or inference after the fact?

 

For example, my girlfriend does sessions where people connect to their higher self, receive hints, and work through energetic tensions, past-life material, or soul contracts. I believe her sincerity, and for some people it clearly helps, i can see real effects. But I still can’t tell whether that means there is an objective mechanism built into reality, or whether this is a psychologically and somatically effective framework operating inside the ‘dream’ of this universe.

 

What I’m trying to understand is: how did the first people arrive at these claims? How do we distinguish something that works as a healing model from something that’s actually describing the nature of reality itself, rather than being meaningful, placebo, or wishful thinking?

 

[Gigsi]

2 hours ago, Breakingthewall said:

There is no god, no purpose. How could there be? If there were, it would have been fulfilled infinite times over, and God would be schizophrenic. There is an absence of limits flowing upon itself in coherent patterns of absolute perfection, that is, possibilities manifesting.

I resonate with the absence-of-purpose part. But when you say ‘absolute perfection’ or ‘coherent patterns,’ that already sounds like meaning being reintroduced in abstract form. How is that different from purpose, just without a God figure? And how do you know this rather than it being a poetic description of what appears?

 

Also, this experience I’m having clearly started at some point  what I call my birth. That alone makes it feel like something before this allowed or triggered this experience to begin. I’m not saying intention or purpose, just that it had a start. How do you look at that without turning it into another story?

 

[Gigsi]

3 hours ago, Leo Gura said:

Awakening tells you that you are God, it does not tell you why you are dreaming a human dream. It is hard to know why God dreams whatever it dreams

Is it possible that what awakening reveals is just one infinite mind? one “God” but that this isn’t all that exists? That you only ever awaken within this one, because you’re inside it, even if there could be others outside of it? And that no matter what happens, the awakening is always into this one mind, not beyond it?

And when you say “God is absolute infinity” does that mean it must include every possible reality that can exist? If so, wouldn’t that also include a reality where God doesn’t know it’s God, where this not‑knowing process happens and something like the human experience appears? That kind of makes sense to me, even though I don’t have any direct experience of what infinity actually is. If this were the case this human life only exists for the sake of infinity being truly infinite. 

[Gigsi]

3 hours ago, Terell Kirby said:

Not know the why of it all is part of the dream- makes it more fascinating honestly.

I get glimpses of why through hindsight

Yes, I agree  sometimes I imagine this human experience evolving over time, becoming more and more ‘rewarding,’ like new updates being added. At first everything is almost like heaven  no stress, no challenge. Then more diversity appears, then small challenges, and eventually even forgetting that you’re in a human experience at all, becoming completely immersed in the dream.

Like what the Bible calls heaven could be seen as an original version of the dream  pure harmony, no struggle. But maybe that state required a kind of meaning humans couldn’t even comprehend yet, because without contrast or challenge there’s nothing to grip onto.

[Yimpa]

6 hours ago, Stick said:

When gurus say that I am already awakened what does that mean? I am clearly not 

They’re wrong.