Infinity

[Schizophonia]

@Leo Gura @Razard86 @Breakingthewall @Jowblob

Are you conscious enough now to navigate into infinity ? 

 

I got into non-duality through the Law of Attraction, because I’m an insecure nice little boy lost in samsara who wants money, who wants love to do kisses and cuddles 🐇❤️ , and wants to avoid getting ass cancer.

Naturally I initially understood infinity in a linear way, through the prism of the illusion of time as if life were a sequence of images from a projector, selected from an infinite array that existed "elsewhere."

Then I realized that time and that notion of having "something" here and infinity "elsewhere" (essentially the duality of "something" versus "everything/nothing" in general) were illusions. I saw that to move beyond all that the reality is actually that "everything" is already present here and now.
Here and now, and all the time.

We should therefore be able to "zoom out" from the ego to visit other realities. They are meant to be directly accessible without "dying" or doing anything in particular since once again this is independent of the ego. Accessible and actually accessed because once again everything is already here right now; just in absolute denial of this ego; this ego Valentin pretends not "seeing" infinity on "actualized".

I couldn't say for the moment whether we become aware of a different reality at every instant—as advanced Law of Attraction coaches often suggest, for example—or if, rather, every point within the infinite evolves simultaneously within its own infinity. An infinity within an infinity within an infinity, and so on, of "consciousness nodes." I become less relevant from that point on.

Edited 38 minutes ago by Schizophonia

[Breakingthewall]

Right now, at this very moment, I am fully aware that I am infinite as existence, as being, and finite as form.

To be fully aware of your finitude as form is not to know it intellectually; it is to understand and perceive it directly and to be completely open to the fact that you could disappear right now. It's not as simple as: "Oh, sure, we all know we're going to die." It's about embodying it, facing it head-on, and opening yourself to it.

It is then that your infinity as being becomes clear, obvious, because your absolute attachment to form has dissolved. Because you, and anyone else, even if you don't think so, are currently completely attached to form; you are embedded, identified with, mixed in with, stuck to form.

Then you cannot comprehend the openness of absolute being; it's impossible. You cannot peer into the abyss if you are buried in the ground; you have to dig yourself out and look.