Pre-coffee thoughts in response to G3MM4 and in light of last nights journey: sketchy thoughts about the human condition, and death being the key that releases us from this confining thing we insist is reality, and the idea that the spirits (neither good nor bad) that continue to remain "in touch" with this world are those that even in death cannot let go of their concerns, their needs, their desires, and beliefs. The idea that beings who function on a higher level have little if no concern for the individuals or states of lower functioning. The question of diluting ones energy by opening ones self up to lower frequencies, and whether we are in general evolving or devolving as a race?
"I think therefore I am"?...and the coffee is slowly starting to kick in, and with it the confusion...more questions, and no answers. Wouldn't the idea of moving towards a higher state of consciousness involve "letting go" of it all? Is that not what the most profound spiritual seekers of our past have tried to pass on? Laying with dogs, and getting fleas? Still I feel that many of us are choosing to stick around and do the work...healing others. Yet, are we are truly prepared, and are we sure that our "compassion", and "charity" are not contributing to the increasing disturbances? Are we part of the solution or part of the problem?
I'm not saying it's either...I'm just prying at the frame of mind...the idea of "self" that we measure all other things against. What is that function? What will be lost by changing perspective? If you are unable to view this entity as anything other than negative...then that is where it will remain; where you will remain as well. I JUST CAN'T SEE...you see?!? You think it's negative...therefore it is. It's not really important, because in grasping that understanding it opens one up a entirely new mess of problems that in the long run...the long way round...won't necessarily bring u to a higher function.
there is a link: http://www.hawaiian.net/~larryw/html/shaman.html that isn't too far out of the box, that explains better than I...this path of being open, and J. Krishnamurti is well respected when it comes to the limitations of belief systems. I wish all the answers came in little red pills, to satisfy the human need for immediate solution and control, but nothing that comes easy is ever truly respected. I don't feel that the mind has to be left at the entrance to the rabbit hole, but there is a definite benefit to leaving the baggage of it behind if you wish to survive.
We can easily understand the logic where Neo had to release 'what he believed to be real', so that he could embrace a higher function, a truer power...something "more" or something "less"? something simpler? We're bizarre animals that walk into houses flipping switches and expect light, hot water, and cable. We go to unfulfilling jobs, so we can expect a paycheck every week or two to pay for the luxury of flipping switches. It's easy to see how these things could one day no longer exist, and what would we do then? do you know how to generate your own electricity? We can look back and appreciate the advances made from the time when people chopped wood, and carried water, used the wood to build fires, and boil the water to bathe...but as individuals we know nothing of these struggles, and the self-discipline, and wisdom that comes with self-sufficient, independent living...so dependent we are, so free we pretend to be, as we chose which channel to watch, what color hoody to wear, and what type of coffee combination best represents us at starbucks.
haunted: there is a reason why, and i won't be so quick to believe that it's something exterior. "i'm a good person with a hole in my heart, that lets the little devils in", "why me?", etc. there's a whole hell of a lot more going on than meets the eye. we're conditioned to be victims with slave mentalities, conditioned to constantly be on the look out for something outside ourselves to rescue us...a messiah, a knight on a white horse, etc. of course this isn't working and there's another problem boiling away on the back burner that has to do with empowering victims. (re: something along the lines of the teachings of ramtha) What happens to Neo "after" the last reel quits rolling? Does he take up smoking and baking cookies alongside the Oracle???
I'm rambling, and the lucidity of coffee is telling me scrap this entire post, but if this is "your" life...then just take a moment to look at what you've created...not as a victim, not as a god, but as an artist. look at it objectively and just notice it. SEE IT FOR WHAT IT IS, and then for what it's not, and somewhere in between look for subtle clues.
everyone looking for answers to the neg attacks, and yet there does not seem to be one single thing that seems to work all of the time, or even a fraction of the time. what is that really telling us? ask someone to point to their mind, and nine times out of ten they'll point to their head. wherever they point to...it's in their body, and though your mind might be yours...it seems that a whole lot exists that can easily hack into it. things that exist that know how to use our minds a whole lot better than we do.
is that scary??? you'd be grateful if someone came along that knew a hell of a lot more about cars, while you were broken down on the side of the road, but if they declared salvage rights and drove off with it...that would be another matter. maybe something is claiming salvage rights to our minds? we're not really using them anyway...maybe it's been going on since forever, and only recently are we rising to notice?...............
.......starting up again...yada, yada, yada. ENOUGH!
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"I think therefore I am"?...and the coffee is slowly starting to kick in, and with it the confusion...more questions, and no answers. Wouldn't the idea of moving towards a higher state of consciousness involve "letting go" of it all? Is that not what the most profound spiritual seekers of our past have tried to pass on? Laying with dogs, and getting fleas? Still I feel that many of us are choosing to stick around and do the work...healing others. Yet, are we are truly prepared, and are we sure that our "compassion", and "charity" are not contributing to the increasing disturbances? Are we part of the solution or part of the problem?
QuoteHmmm, you do have a logical point there but somehow I just can't see how it's harmless. Don't ask me how I know but I just know that it's not harmless at all. G3MM4
I'm not saying it's either...I'm just prying at the frame of mind...the idea of "self" that we measure all other things against. What is that function? What will be lost by changing perspective? If you are unable to view this entity as anything other than negative...then that is where it will remain; where you will remain as well. I JUST CAN'T SEE...you see?!? You think it's negative...therefore it is. It's not really important, because in grasping that understanding it opens one up a entirely new mess of problems that in the long run...the long way round...won't necessarily bring u to a higher function.
there is a link: http://www.hawaiian.net/~larryw/html/shaman.html that isn't too far out of the box, that explains better than I...this path of being open, and J. Krishnamurti is well respected when it comes to the limitations of belief systems. I wish all the answers came in little red pills, to satisfy the human need for immediate solution and control, but nothing that comes easy is ever truly respected. I don't feel that the mind has to be left at the entrance to the rabbit hole, but there is a definite benefit to leaving the baggage of it behind if you wish to survive.
We can easily understand the logic where Neo had to release 'what he believed to be real', so that he could embrace a higher function, a truer power...something "more" or something "less"? something simpler? We're bizarre animals that walk into houses flipping switches and expect light, hot water, and cable. We go to unfulfilling jobs, so we can expect a paycheck every week or two to pay for the luxury of flipping switches. It's easy to see how these things could one day no longer exist, and what would we do then? do you know how to generate your own electricity? We can look back and appreciate the advances made from the time when people chopped wood, and carried water, used the wood to build fires, and boil the water to bathe...but as individuals we know nothing of these struggles, and the self-discipline, and wisdom that comes with self-sufficient, independent living...so dependent we are, so free we pretend to be, as we chose which channel to watch, what color hoody to wear, and what type of coffee combination best represents us at starbucks.
haunted: there is a reason why, and i won't be so quick to believe that it's something exterior. "i'm a good person with a hole in my heart, that lets the little devils in", "why me?", etc. there's a whole hell of a lot more going on than meets the eye. we're conditioned to be victims with slave mentalities, conditioned to constantly be on the look out for something outside ourselves to rescue us...a messiah, a knight on a white horse, etc. of course this isn't working and there's another problem boiling away on the back burner that has to do with empowering victims. (re: something along the lines of the teachings of ramtha) What happens to Neo "after" the last reel quits rolling? Does he take up smoking and baking cookies alongside the Oracle???
I'm rambling, and the lucidity of coffee is telling me scrap this entire post, but if this is "your" life...then just take a moment to look at what you've created...not as a victim, not as a god, but as an artist. look at it objectively and just notice it. SEE IT FOR WHAT IT IS, and then for what it's not, and somewhere in between look for subtle clues.
everyone looking for answers to the neg attacks, and yet there does not seem to be one single thing that seems to work all of the time, or even a fraction of the time. what is that really telling us? ask someone to point to their mind, and nine times out of ten they'll point to their head. wherever they point to...it's in their body, and though your mind might be yours...it seems that a whole lot exists that can easily hack into it. things that exist that know how to use our minds a whole lot better than we do.
is that scary??? you'd be grateful if someone came along that knew a hell of a lot more about cars, while you were broken down on the side of the road, but if they declared salvage rights and drove off with it...that would be another matter. maybe something is claiming salvage rights to our minds? we're not really using them anyway...maybe it's been going on since forever, and only recently are we rising to notice?...............
.......starting up again...yada, yada, yada. ENOUGH!
333