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I Am a Holographic Image Appearing in Your MIND

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As you are in mine. :wave:

All of us occur within the same fabric - pure awareness. Were it not for the true nature of all of our mind's - PURE CONSCIOUSNESS, pure awareness before/without any forms - none of the gigantic web of yin and yang, cause and effect would exist.

To me, all apparently external things are "orbjects", things occuring around a "subject". To me, I seem to be a subject, a separate subject that watches external objects.

To you, however, my body is but another object. You, who is thought to be an external object by me, is also the internal "subject" to you.

So which is it? Are we subjects? Or are we objects? Really we appear to be both? But how is this so?

The truth is, the part of you that "sees", the clarity that is seeing all objects, is the EXACT SAME "watcher" that watches all. It is the common clarity of every sentient being - awareness, simply pure awareness.

I occur within awareness - the TREE occurs within awarness - ALL occurs within this awareness. I look at this computer.. is there a gap between the computer and my awareness of it? NO. The computer IS my awareness. Now heres the cool part... is there a gap between me and this awareness?

Look for yourself. I know my answer ;)

So if there is no gap between your awareness and the tree... the tree ( and thus ALL apparently external OBJECTS), the tree IS awareness...

and there is no gap between awareness and you.... you are awareness...

Where is the tree and where is you? Do they really exist separately? Or are they all the one awareness?

To me, as I look around now, I am keenly aware of the empty clear space that is containing and surrounding EVERY MOMENT. The silence underneath ALL transient noises, the stillness underneath, before and after ALL movement. The formless before and after all temporary forms. It is the only thing in this ever-changing experience that NEVER changes - there is ALWAYS there.

Because it is all.

That's my high thoughts for the night. Peace and love yall... remember.. if this life's got you down, remember... this is all just a dream. Just like everything in a dream is a temporary creation of consciousness, so is this dream that we think of as the waking state. We are not solid beings, living in a solid world. Our atoms have been found to be 100% (99.99repeating is 100%, lets not kid ourselves) empty space... we are but characters creating and being lived out through the play of the infinite mind... pure consciousness, the source and fabric and energy of all of creation - the whole and undivided ONE, which is ALL.

So if you ever get down, perhaps try remembering that all of our suffering is a result of thought forms planted in our thinking mind - our human mind that thinks it is separate and living in a hostile world, that is conditioned and programmed in the delusion of duality since we are little. See your problems are illusions - they are problems happening to a person that doesn't exist... a person that is a figment of imagination, and "I", a subject transposed upon pure infinite consciousness.

Ok THAT is my high rant for the night :smoke: Much love yall, peace

Edited by LittleJacob, 13 July 2012 - 06:02 AM.


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I just saw one of the scariest images possible. Man at his most animalistic forms.

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Interesting. Describe it?

Edited by LittleJacob, 10 July 2012 - 04:24 AM.


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If we're all one, how come a tree doesn't feel my problems?

If our problems are illusions, then wouldn't that mean our successes and happiness are illusions as well? If I don't exist, and I have no problems, then how do I get rid of this rash?

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There is the ultimate and there is the relative.

Ultimately all is one, but we still experience subjectivity. Things exist separately in relation to one another. But at the fundamental core of reality it is all one and the same. You are there and I am here, but we're all within pure infinite consciousness, we all ARE pure infinite consciousness.

We experience subjectively due to having separate bodyminds...each of us experiences causes and effect differently, we still live in a relative world comprised of opposites. But all of this play occurs within The One reality.. it is all one... subjectivity included.

The ultimate and the relative... you don't really have a rash, because there is no you, but you do have a rash. So scratch that bitch, find some cream... use your brilliant discriminating mind to figure it out. That's the balance I think we have to live with.

I still have problems every day, but remembering the true nature of reality often brings me to peace... really stepping back and remembering what this all really is.

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holy shit dude, i re read that twice, and got mind fucked both times lol, but i understand what your saying, makes me really appreciate being 'aware'

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Well I think we share a consciousness with all the versions of us from parallel universes also so my question would be is there a gap between that awareness since we aren't actually experiencing it with our conscious mind?

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Well I think we share a consciousness with all the versions of us from parallel universes also so my question would be is there a gap between that awareness since we aren't actually experiencing it with our conscious mind?


If there is no gap, then it's possible to find the experiences of the parallel universes in your own consciousness. Are there infinite parallel universes? If so, you potentially know everything. Is that a thought you can entertain? If so, why not seek it?

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If there is no gap, then it's possible to find the experiences of the parallel universes in your own consciousness. Are there infinite parallel universes? If so, you potentially know everything. Is that a thought you can entertain? If so, why not seek it?


Yea I entertain it all the time and I'm sure in one of the universes they are aware of us so wouldnt that make a gap or are they just more aware..just wondered if not knowing consciously counts as a gap subconsciously

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Well I think we share a consciousness with all the versions of us from parallel universes also so my question would be is there a gap between that awareness since we aren't actually experiencing it with our conscious mind?

I would say that we our experiencing our conscious mind with our pure awareness.

When you sit down/relax and close your eyes... you observe your conscious mind. You observe thoughts flying by...your thinking mind, the will, the conscious mind. But what is seeing that? It is pure formless awareness itself that is seeing the conscious mind. Plus, the conscious mind could never "see" awareness because awareness is no thing, or experience. Rather it is the no-thing that contains it all, including the conscious mind and its thoughts that rise then fall away.

... ok, reading your question again it appears i misunderstood. So perhaps disregard all of that, not relevant to what you were trying to say. You mean we aren't experience our parallel universes.

I would say that we all share consciousness with different "versions of ourselves" in parallel universes is plausible but just a theory.

For instance.. where did the current "us" come from? When we really think about it. Think about the night of our conception... before our parents got into bed that night... "we did not exist", right?

Then, sex. An exchange of yin and yang fluids. A coming together of the opposite poles.... a simple process of energy - electricity.

Somehow, from this, 2 single cells combined to eventually form a body, and a consciousness, and a sense of self, a holder of memories.

Now, suddenly, we are here. Yet before our birthdays, we were as good as empty space.

What the hell? It so crazy to contemplate lol, like really.

So from that empty space, energy is transmuted... and that energy from the infinite sea of energy continues changing until it forms a body.

Consciousness without content - that is what I think is experienced perhaps before birth. Thus there is no-thing to remember.. there is simply consciousness without content. Through very high levels of meditation and samadhi we too can experience consciousness without content. I have never fully consciously experienced it myself through meditation... but in that space, "you" would FULLY disappear. In fact that is what many many advanced meditators have reported in samadhi. All sense of "you" disappears, for we come to find that the entire sense of "you" is nothing but content... then your true of pure consciousness simply exists in and of itself.

To be honest I'm not even sure where I'm going with this now lol.

If there is no gap, then it's possible to find the experiences of the parallel universes in your own consciousness. Are there infinite parallel universes? If so, you potentially know everything. Is that a thought you can entertain? If so, why not seek it?

Who knows man. There is the experience known as Satori where people reportedly to experience them "self" as the universal consciousness itself... and thus anything is known. For one's frame of reference is not "a separate individual within a universe", your frame of reference is "i am the universe looking within myself".

However, what you say was really awesome. I'm getting deep with that thought on a few levels.

Isn't dreaming considered a parallel universe?? I mean, can't it be? The world and universe of dreams does not occur within this waking universe, but the experience and thus "reality" of the dream world is completely just as real. Couldn't that be considered a parrallel reality?

Couldn't each of our subjective viewpoints and memories be considered parralel universes in themselves? :smoking: :hippie:

Edited by LittleJacob, 10 July 2012 - 05:04 AM.


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Haha don't get me started I can go on forever about it..yea I think that dreams are essentially bits of all the other lives and memories of every version of us (not sure if we are ever other people in our dreams or just ourself in different roles) that we access on a subconscious level..it's also where thought and ideas come from as well as deja vu and perhaps the paranormal..I've actually lost myself and became pure consciousness (or subconsciousness as i would put it) on unmentionables before but that another story..I just like what you said about awareness and it got me thinking that that gap between us and the subconscious all knowing could be that emptiness and longing for connection we all feel..sorry I'm just high and rambling lol

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Who knows man. There is the experience known as Satori where people reportedly to experience them "self" as the universal consciousness itself... and thus anything is known. For one's frame of reference is not "a separate individual within a universe", your frame of reference is "i am the universe looking within myself".

However, what you say was really awesome. I'm getting deep with that thought on a few levels.

Isn't dreaming considered a parallel universe?? I mean, can't it be? The world and universe of dreams does not occur within this waking universe, but the experience and thus "reality" of the dream world is completely just as real. Couldn't that be considered a parrallel reality?

Couldn't each of our subjective viewpoints and memories be considered parralel universes in themselves? :smoking: :hippie:


I experienced Satori during my first trip. It was the most amazing experience of my life, and I have yet to experience it again - or even come close. Honestly, the only definition of parallel universes I can accept would be that of our thoughts and memories.

Yea I entertain it all the time and I'm sure in one of the universes they are aware of us so wouldnt that make a gap or are they just more aware..just wondered if not knowing consciously counts as a gap subconsciously


Hm, I'd say no. If there's a gap in your subconscious that's consciously created, how do you fill it? If no gap is there, then you only need to direct your conscience to the right place - although that's easier said than done.

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I experienced Satori during my first trip. It was the most amazing experience of my life, and I have yet to experience it again - or even come close. Honestly, the only definition of parallel universes I can accept would be that of our thoughts and memories.

Hm, I'd say no. If there's a gap in your subconscious that's consciously created, how do you fill it? If no gap is there, then you only need to direct your conscience to the right place - although that's easier said than done.


I didn't know it was called satori but I also experienced that and was all knowing for about 30 seconds..I later read about the akashic records which are supposed to be a record of everything experience on earth but I saw everything that could ever possibly exist and that was when I first got into parallel universes and collective consciousness.. Now I have tons of theories and love talking about human consciousness in general

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We are indeed consciousness manifest, and may, if you want, look at it as a dream. However, the problem with dreams is that you are often the passenger in them when in reality you are in control of that dream.

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We are indeed consciousness manifest, and may, if you want, look at it as a dream. However, the problem with dreams is that you are often the passenger in them when in reality you are in control of that dream.


Which 'you'?

Nice thread by the way. :)

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I experienced Satori during my first trip. It was the most amazing experience of my life, and I have yet to experience it again - or even come close. Honestly, the only definition of parallel universes I can accept would be that of our thoughts and memories.

I experienced a kensho (glimpse of Satori) during my first fungal trip as well. Like you said, it was the most amazing experience of my life, and I've never experienced something quite like that ever again. I just KNEW. There was no separation to be found anywhere, I wasn't Chris, I was the universe. It was amazingly beautiful, that was one of the biggest catalysts that got me started on my spiritual path in the first place. I was finding as I studied Buddhism and ancient wisdom traditions that much of what I intuitively realized is what these sages were saying in these books.. the exact same thing. It was a mindblowing experience, literally.

We are indeed consciousness manifest, and may, if you want, look at it as a dream. However, the problem with dreams is that you are often the passenger in them when in reality you are in control of that dream.

Yea that is true for the most part, which is why its mostly just an analogy to describe how this is all a work of consciousness. The dreamworld and the dream character is made all of the fabric of consciousness... as is the entire world and all universes.

However, you can be the pilot of dreams too, in lucid dreaming. So you're still in the dream world but your sense of conscious will is present as well. THAT is crazy when I think about it. In that sense, its like if you are a conscious participant in a world that exists within your consciousness, then that is exactly the same as reality in that sense. Crazy :smoke:

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If we're all one, how come a tree doesn't feel my problems?

If our problems are illusions, then wouldn't that mean our successes and happiness are illusions as well? If I don't exist, and I have no problems, then how do I get rid of this rash?


Herpes?

But how do you know a tree doesn't feel your pain? Maybe a weeping willow really is crying on your behalf...

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Which 'you'?


Conscious you.

Yea that is true for the most part, which is why its mostly just an analogy to describe how this is all a work of consciousness. The dreamworld and the dream character is made all of the fabric of consciousness... as is the entire world and all universes.

However, you can be the pilot of dreams too, in lucid dreaming. So you're still in the dream world but your sense of conscious will is present as well. THAT is crazy when I think about it. In that sense, its like if you are a conscious participant in a world that exists within your consciousness, then that is exactly the same as reality in that sense. Crazy :smoke:


Consciousness is energy and all energy is conscious.

The Rules of Existence crucially recognizes that: 1) All things are made of energetic substance, and 2) All energetic substance is made of consciousness, therefore 3) All consciousness is aware, and 4) All energy is consciousness, and thus 5) Spirituality and Science are directly and inextricably intertwined, hence 6) Human reality and human consciousness are made of the same cosmic substance.

Try creating something the next time you lucid dream.

As for that tree. I recently had to cut down this massive over grown, under cared for hedge. As it is consciousness manifest I decided to talk to it. Turns out the hedge is called Jeff, it guided me how it wanted to be cut. Unreal :)




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