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Solipsism is actually not totally true

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15 hours ago, Hyperion said:

But of course, as I always point out: The above is a model of reality, not reality itself. Where people get hung up is when they confuse the description for the "thing" itself.

There’s actually no confusion at all. The description of a “thing” is known in it’s conception. 


In this conception a concept “known”  knows nothing  -  because nothing, no thing, not a thing, is not a thing that can be described or known. 

Sometimes awareness begins with sensing something before you have the words to understand it.

 

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Why am I totally free?  Because I have understood the unreality of (the) ‘I am’. 
 

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2 hours ago, Mellowmarsh said:

There’s actually no confusion at all. The description of a “thing” is known in it’s conception. 


In this conception a concept “known”  knows nothing  -  because nothing, no thing, not a thing, is not a thing that can be described or known. 

Sometimes awareness begins with sensing something before you have the words to understand it.

 

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Sure hun, that's all relatively...

...wait for it...

...waaaaaaaaaaiiiiit for it...

...(un)true.

(Didn't see that one coming, did you?)

😘


The World Is Illusion.

Only Brahman Is Real.

The World Is Brahman.                                                 

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Just now, Hyperion said:

Sure hun, that's all relatively...

 

Absolutely. 💯 


Why am I totally free?  Because I have understood the unreality of (the) ‘I am’. 
 

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1 hour ago, Joseph Maynor said:

The issue is how do we reconcile psychedelic trips with regular experience.   

That’s an elementary issue, regular experience is a trip without tripping. 


Why am I totally free?  Because I have understood the unreality of (the) ‘I am’. 
 

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