You are correct as well.
I seriously considered using the fucking electric cart at the grocery story yesterday...I walk with a cane normally now in case people didn’t know, especially if I am going somewhere I will be walking a lot...and I’m having some kind of really good flare up from that morning (still is kinda going on) and I just couldn’t bring myself to ride it around the store...past elderly people who get by just fine...making a wonderful spectacle of myself every INFJs dream.
So I pushed the cart around the store...I felt really....not good, when I got home.
Such a stupid thing really.
I should just drive it...I only drove one once and I had just had a nerve ablation and couldn’t walk cause my leg was asleep from the meds. lol pretty funny to try...lol...I must have looked drunk to people.
Haha.
I know you don’t like mushy stuff so -

Thanks,
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Seinfeld - George vs. The Geriatric Bike Gang

I have an electric cart. I might see you around. :D
 
Please use the electric cart @Skarekrow, let go of having to keep up keeping up. There is nothing to prove to yourself and if not yourself who else? I know this is deeply personal so I hope you'll forgive me saying anything at all. I learnt a lot from a woman I cared for for a short while. She had MS and one of her treats was to go and get a cream cake some days. Along we went to get cream cakes each. She was in a wheel chair at this stage. She had an accident after having the cream cake and I had to hoist her to wash her. I was about 24. I remember how she was embarrassed, (we barely knew each other), and how she had lost control of her body and was in the hands of others/ fate to some extent...but she was able to laugh. In fact the only thing to do was to laugh, and it eased the situation and cemented the bond between us. I was really impressed with the fact that she could laugh.This experience taught me a lot about caring for others and the braveness of people in situations of surrender. Laughter can help a lot, laughter comes with acceptance of ourselves and the situation were in. It doesn't make sense to hurt your back in the supermarket - for whose sake is this? Please don't.


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@selcouth
Just another perspective...to be explored but not taken as absolute truth.
Such is most of this thread.
;)





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Spirituality is not about a religion.
Neither is it about gods and rituals.

Spirituality is a principled way of life; it's an attitude.

Religion is an institution established by man for various reasons:
  • exert control

  • instill morality

  • stroke egos,
...or whatever it does.

Organized, structured religions all but remove god from the equation.
You confess your sins to a clergy member, go to elaborate churches to worship, told what to pray and when to pray it.

All those factors remove you from god.

Spirituality is born in a person and develops in the person.
It may be kick started by a religion, or it may be kick started by a revelation.

Spirituality extends to all facets of a person's life.
Spirituality is chosen while religion is often times forced.

True spirituality is something that is found deep within oneself.
It is your way of loving, accepting and relating to the world and people around you.

It cannot be found in a church or by believing in a certain way.

Consider the following in favor of the spiritual path:
  • There is not one religion, but hundreds

  • There is only one type of spirituality

  • Religion is for those who want to continue rituals and the formality

  • Spirituality is for those who want to reach the Spiritual Ascent without dogmas
  • Religion is for those who are asleep

  • Spirituality is for those who are awake
  • Religion is for those that require guidance from others

  • Spirituality is for those that lend ears to their inner voice
  • Religion has a dogmatic and unquestionable assembly of rules that need to be followed without question

  • Spirituality invites you to reason it all, to question it all and to decide your actions and assume the consequences
  • Religion threatens and terrifies

  • Spirituality gives you inner peace
  • Religion speaks of sin and of fault

  • Spirituality encourages "living in the present" and not to feel remorse for which has already passed. Lift your spirit and learn from errors

  • Religion represses humanity, and returns us to a false paradigm

  • Spirituality transcends it all and makes you true to yourself
  • Religion is instilled from childhood, like the soup you do not you want to take

  • Spirituality is the food that you you seek, that satisfies you and is pleasant to the senses
  • Religion is not God

  • Spirituality is infinite consciousness and all that is. It is God
  • Religion invents

  • Spirituality discovers
  • Religion does not investigate and does not question

  • Spirituality questions everything
  • Religion is based on humanity, an organization with rules

  • Spirituality is DIVINE, WITHOUT rules
  • Religion is cause for division

  • Spirituality is cause for union
  • Religion seeks you so that you create

  • Spirituality causes you to seek
  • Religion continues the teachings of a sacred book

  • Spirituality seeks the sacredness in all the books
  • Religion is fed fear

  • Spirituality is fed confidence
  • Religion lives you in your thoughts

  • Spirituality lives in your conscience
  • Religion is in charge of the "to do"

  • Spirituality is in charge of the "to BE"
  • Religion is a dialectic

  • Spirituality is logic
  • Religion feeds the ego

  • Spirituality makes you transcend
  • Religion makes you renounce yourself to the world

  • Spirituality makes you live with God, not to renounce Him
  • Religion is adoration

  • Spirituality is meditation
  • Religion is to continue adapting to the psychology of a template

  • Spirituality is individuality
  • Religion dreams of glory and paradise

  • Spirituality makes you live it here and now
  • Religion lives in the past and in the future

  • Spirituality lives in the present, in the here and now
  • Religion lives in the confinement of your memory

  • Spirituality is LIBERTY in AWARENESS

  • Religion believes in the eternal life

  • Spirituality makes you conscious of all that is
  • Religion gives you promises for the after-life

  • Spirituality gives you the light to find God in your inner self, in this life, in the present, in the here and the now
There are a dozen attributes to life, to building a positive attitude, embedded in the very word 'Spirituality'.

Each letter of the word 'spirituality' has a representing meaning.

  • 'S' stands for Seva, to think beyond yourself and reach out to others. Seva is to be selfless in your thoughts and way of life. Most of us are sevikas or sevaks in some form or other; for we know that the joy of giving is far greater than the joy of receiving.
  • 'P' signals two aspects, the first of which is the passage of life. None of us are immortal.

    So on this passage of life as William Penn, the poet wrote,
    • "I expect to pass through the life but once, if there be any kindness I can show, let me do it now, as I shall not pass this way once again."
    And even as you do so, please do it with a sense of perseverance for perseverance can move mountains.
    So run your own race in very act of life.
  • Moving on to the three 'I's in the word 'spirituality', these reflect three distinct values.

    Integrity, Inner Voice and Inspire - be inspired and inspire others.

    Integrity is character. Inner voice is the stairway to spirituality as it always goads you to do what is right, to live by one's conscience and by values. Following this stretch is inspirational for you and others as well.
  • 'R' is to learn to smell the roses on your way. Being positive is so restorative. You will never feel that you are ever in the midst of a storm. Every situation can then be faced with equanimity and fortitude. For one knows that this, too, shall pass.
  • 'T' stands for transcendence, so transcend with inner reflection, meditation, yoga, self-control and compassion. The second 'T' says, if you practice these creative ways of looking at life, you will surely attain tranquility and be at peace with yourself.
  • 'U' is all about the universality and oneness of humankind. On realizing this, increasingly you are able to brush aside prejudices. Differences cease to matter. Aren't each one of us just a speck in the universe?
  • 'A' is for acceptance. Accept yourself and others unconditionally. 'A' also entails the total negation of arrogance, and with humility being the ACE in your chosen field.
  • And this brings us to the letter 'L' that reminds you to have the largeness of heart to remember only the goodness of people and blanket out any pain or hurt that is encountered in varying degrees of relationships. The past and future are of no relevance as we cannot control or predict either. Most important, learn to travel light. The Moment is now. Life is too short, so cherish every moment.
  • 'T', the second last letter in spirituality, stands for Trust.

    Something that Steve Jobs would say:
    • "You can't connect the dots looking forward; you can only connect them looking backwards.
      So you have to trust that the dots will somehow connect in your future.
      You have to trust in something - your gut, destiny, life, karma, whatever.
      This approach has never let me down, and it has made all the difference in my life."
    How true!
  • And finally - 'Y' - the last letter, stands for You - and for me, too. Only YOU can make this happen.
May peace, happiness and universal love continue growing in your heart.

You are all that is.
 
An Expansive Consciousness

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by Ernie Fitzpatrick
March 09, 2017


Most people are simply unaware of how fast and how far we have come as collective consciousness, let alone how fast things are set to exponentially explode in the years ahead.

Like the "Frog in The Kettle", we're seemingly immune to the increased heat as the water heads to the boiling point.

In the last 50-75 years, there have been so many advances is the understanding of human consciousness and a renaissance in the whole Jungian concept of a collective unconsciousness.

We are truly on our way to major and revolutionary jumps in consciousness.
Are you game?

What was once on the fringes has now found acceptability...

I'm talking about subject and concepts such as:
  • hypnosis psychotherapy

  • rebirthing

  • Eastern mysticism

  • Spiritual shamanism

  • primal therapy

  • biofeedback

  • sensory deprivation

  • dream state

  • NDE

  • OBE,
...and many more.

Who is to say what's right, what's wrong.
They are all pieces of a very big puzzle.

We have no idea as to what major advances we are about to see in human consciousness.
But the NDE (near death experiences) and thanatology advances are opening worlds of possibilities.

The cumulative effect of where we've been and are headed, will definitely re-define life as we know it in a few short years.

Albert Einstein was a genius in so many ways.

However, his view of the universe was so small compared to what we know today.
Einstein developed the theory of relativity, but he saw the universe as static, unchanging.

His view was that the universe was a large cloud of stars.
How many he didn't speculate.

What we know today is that our solar system is a small part of the Milky Way galaxy which is just one of FIFTY BILLION galaxies:
each one with one hundred billion stars or more...

We also know that the universe is not static but alive and expanding.

But here is the big one.
Our planet, our galaxy, and our universe is ALIVE - conscious.

Giorgio de Santillana, in his great book, Hamlet's Mill said,

"Man is unable to fit himself into the concepts of today's astrophysics short of schizophrenia.
Modern man is facing the inconceivable.

Archaic man, however, kept a firm grip on the conceivable by framing within his cosmos an order of time and an eschatology that made sense to him and reserved a fate for his soul.

Yet it was a prodigiously vast theory, with no concessions to merely human sentiments.
It, too, dilated the mind beyond the bearable, although without destroying man's role in the cosmos."

We're off and running.

If only we knew where...!

 

by Iam Saums
May 24, 2014

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False Personality

An oppression has grown stronger with the passage of each generation in human existence.

It has claimed not just the health, well-being, sense of belonging, consciousness, purpose and destiny of its victims, yet also their very lives.
A tyrant so clever and efficient it need not exert any of its own effort or energy to fulfill upon its devious plan.

It simply relies on the apathy, denial, unconsciousness, self-righteousness and cognitive dissonance of its subject.
What is spawned from this malevolent blend of self-oblivion is what every human being possesses, the false personality.

The false personality is a vortex that consumes anything that does not enable or supplement its control and manipulation over a human being.
The most dangerous element of the false personality is that it remains virtually unknown and impervious to its unconscious and distracted host.

It is analogous to cancer clusters growing in the human body, undetected until the tumors have established residency in the organs or tissues of the unsuspected.

And when it has been discovered, the first obstacle to overcome is the greatest, the denial of its very existence.

The human race exists almost solely from false personality.
Its mission is to keep us preoccupied from our true selves with our own indifference, confusion, drama, and feelings of failure.

As our human conditions amass, we eventually begin to sacrifice our personal power both unconsciously and unconditionally.
We are become hopeless, anxious and disempowered, fatalities of our own circumstances, environments and lives.

The false personality survives mostly on reaction.
It is astonishing to discover how much of our society is reactive in nature.

It would seem that there are very few genuine actions expressed in our common reality.

If "cause" is the requirement of our freedom, "effect" in our society is in great supply.

The human race is constantly responding to stimuli being broadcasted from an authoritarian structure based on belief, intelligence, entertainment and a hierarchical class rule.

Yet, it is certainly not the external impulses that influence us the most.
It is our false personality that renders us prisoners to our selves.

Our false personality is sustained by our desire, our self-gratification, our uncertainty, our upsets, competitiveness, envy and ill will.
It thrives on our unwillingness to transform and our inclinations toward control and manipulation.

We tend to put more stock into the disempowerment of others, and ourselves, believing this is our "real" power rather than accepting the truth of ourselves.

We are our own inspiration.

True Personality

The first step in reclaiming our personal power and shifting toward our true personality is in the realization that we ALL have a false one.

In order for us to transcend its intricate matrix, we need to become our own observer.
Only then may we behold the great degree of influence and impact our false personality imposes upon us.

We must step outside of our beliefs, perceptions, expectations and entitlements to awaken and sustain our connection with our true personality.

Our true personality is who we were before we were taught, conditioned and assimilated into the common reality of contemporary society.
It is our inherent virtue we tend to hide, inhibit or diminish.

It is the part of our selves that most of us have surrendered to our adulthood.

The qualities of ourselves we free when we are at our most genuine and vulnerable.
It is the intuitive wisdom of ourselves we experience when we need to remember who we were before our conversion into society.

Our true personality is our innocence, kindness, acceptance, potential, inspiration and universal need to relate and belong.

The false personality is dense in energetic quality, immutable and fixed.

The true personality transcends the very nature and existence of reality. Its mere presence transforms the realism and dynamic of the environment in which it inhabits.

Its expression is engaging, intimidating, exhilarating and revolutionary.
Our true personality thrives upon the potential to explore, discover and express higher levels of consciousness and infinite energy.

It is the emblem of eternal creativity and possibility.
When we are living from our true personality, our false personality ceases to exist.

A gateway to higher realms of being is opened.

Our true personality is the key to the greatest expression of our being in this reality, our authenticity.

Authenticity

It may be challenging to draw distinctions between our "true personality" and our "authenticity."

After all, they seem to be the same thing, yet they are not.
  • Our true personality is a facet of our existence as a human being.

  • Our authenticity is how we express and share our true personality with society.
Authenticity is not just a choice; it is an expression, a way of being.

It begins and ends with fulfilling upon what we say we are going to do and who we are being while we are in action.
It is our integrity, our commitment and all for which we stand in our lives.

That which inspires us sources our energy, our focus, our intention and leads to the fulfillment of our destiny.

Our authenticity is not just a measurement of our accomplishments or even our being-ness.

It is the expression of our willingness and dedication to transform not just our own lives, yet the lives of others.
It isn't about succeeding and surviving; it is about thriving and empowering others to flourish as well.

It is the philosophy that when one person creates powerful insights for themselves, the community to whom they belong stands to benefit.

How can we discover and experience this quality of realization if it is not a shared endeavor?
Authenticity is lived for the advantage of the many at the cost of the false personality.

Being authentic is the greatest work to which we will ever commit.
We can never be authentic with others until we are first authentic with ourselves.

Being authentic with ourselves is choosing to accept our self for who we are and who we aren't.

If our consciousness relates us with our true personality, then authenticity unites us with our soul.
When we choose to free ourselves from our false personality by being authentic, we are making an investment in the vision of who we truly are.

We are living it as only we are meant, to the best of our possibility.

Authenticity is the cornerstone of transforming ourselves and ultimately the world.
When we commit to living an authentic life, we are devoting ourselves to making a difference.

We are the source of our creative expression, benevolence, relatedness and love.

This is the truest realization of life.



"LIVING IN A WAY, NOW, MOMENT TO MOMENT, THAT MAKES A DIFFERENCE TO LIFE.

WE DISCOVER THAT AS HUMAN BEINGS WE CAN LIVE IN A POSSIBILITY INSTEAD OF IN WHAT WE HAVE INHERITED, THAT INSTEAD OF JUST BEING A HUMAN BEING BECAUSE WE WERE BORN THAT WAY,
WE CAN DECLARE THE POSSIBILITY OF BEING FOR HUMAN BEINGS.

THIS IS THE WORK OF TRANSFORMATION: BRINGING FORTH

A BREAKTHROUGH IN THE POSSIBILITY OF BEING HUMAN.

WHAT WE CREATE TOGETHER IS A RELATIONSHIP IN WHICH OUR WORK CAN
SHOW UP AS MAKING A DIFFERENCE IN PEOPLE'S LIVES.

I WELCOME THE UNPRECEDENTED OPPORTUNITY FOR US TO WORK
GLOBALLY ON THAT WHICH CONCERNS US ALL AS HUMAN BEINGS."


Werner Erhard
 


“Unconditional love really exists in each of us.
It is part of our deep inner being.
It is not so much an active emotion as a state of being.
It’s not ‘I love you’ for this or that reason, not ‘I love you if you love me.’
It’s love for no reason, love without an object.”


“You are loved just for being who you are, just for existing.
You don’t have to do anything to earn it.
Your shortcomings, your lack of self-esteem, physical perfection,
or social and economic success – none of that matters.
No one can take this love away from you, and it will always be here.”


“The universe is an example of love.
Like a tree.
Like the ocean.
Like my body.
Like my wheelchair.
I see the love.”


“Maharaj-ji, in my first darshan, my first meeting with him, showed me his powers.
At that point I was impressed with the power.
But subsequently, I realized that it was really his love that pulled me in.
His love is unconditional love.”


“I remember my first visit with my guru.
He had shown that he read my mind.
So I looked at the grass and I thought, ‘My god, he’s going to know all the things I don’t want people to know.’
I was really embarrassed.
Then I looked up and he was looking directly at me with unconditional love.”


“I hang out with my guru in my heart.
And I love every thing in the universe.
That’s all I do all day.”


“I’m not interested in being a ‘lover.’
I’m interested in only being love.”


“If I go into the place in myself that is love, and you go into the place in yourself that is love, we are together in love.
Then you and I are truly in love, the state of being love.
That’s the entrance to Oneness.
That’s the space I entered when I met my guru.”


“The most important aspect of love is not in giving or the receiving: it’s in the being.
When I need love from others, or need to give love to others, I’m caught in an unstable situation.
Being in love, rather than giving or taking love, is the only thing that provides stability.
Being in love means seeing the Beloved all around me.”


~ Ram Dass

 

by Iam Saums
May 24, 2014


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False Personality

An oppression has grown stronger with the passage of each generation in human existence.

It has claimed not just the health, well-being, sense of belonging, consciousness, purpose and destiny of its victims, yet also their very lives.
A tyrant so clever and efficient it need not exert any of its own effort or energy to fulfill upon its devious plan.

It simply relies on the apathy, denial, unconsciousness, self-righteousness and cognitive dissonance of its subject.
What is spawned from this malevolent blend of self-oblivion is what every human being possesses, the false personality.

The false personality is a vortex that consumes anything that does not enable or supplement its control and manipulation over a human being.
The most dangerous element of the false personality is that it remains virtually unknown and impervious to its unconscious and distracted host.

It is analogous to cancer clusters growing in the human body, undetected until the tumors have established residency in the organs or tissues of the unsuspected.

And when it has been discovered, the first obstacle to overcome is the greatest, the denial of its very existence.

The human race exists almost solely from false personality.
Its mission is to keep us preoccupied from our true selves with our own indifference, confusion, drama, and feelings of failure.

As our human conditions amass, we eventually begin to sacrifice our personal power both unconsciously and unconditionally.
We are become hopeless, anxious and disempowered, fatalities of our own circumstances, environments and lives.

The false personality survives mostly on reaction.
It is astonishing to discover how much of our society is reactive in nature.

It would seem that there are very few genuine actions expressed in our common reality.

If "cause" is the requirement of our freedom, "effect" in our society is in great supply.

The human race is constantly responding to stimuli being broadcasted from an authoritarian structure based on belief, intelligence, entertainment and a hierarchical class rule.

Yet, it is certainly not the external impulses that influence us the most.
It is our false personality that renders us prisoners to our selves.

Our false personality is sustained by our desire, our self-gratification, our uncertainty, our upsets, competitiveness, envy and ill will.
It thrives on our unwillingness to transform and our inclinations toward control and manipulation.

We tend to put more stock into the disempowerment of others, and ourselves, believing this is our "real" power rather than accepting the truth of ourselves.

We are our own inspiration.

True Personality

The first step in reclaiming our personal power and shifting toward our true personality is in the realization that we ALL have a false one.

In order for us to transcend its intricate matrix, we need to become our own observer.
Only then may we behold the great degree of influence and impact our false personality imposes upon us.

We must step outside of our beliefs, perceptions, expectations and entitlements to awaken and sustain our connection with our true personality.

Our true personality is who we were before we were taught, conditioned and assimilated into the common reality of contemporary society.
It is our inherent virtue we tend to hide, inhibit or diminish.

It is the part of our selves that most of us have surrendered to our adulthood.

The qualities of ourselves we free when we are at our most genuine and vulnerable.
It is the intuitive wisdom of ourselves we experience when we need to remember who we were before our conversion into society.

Our true personality is our innocence, kindness, acceptance, potential, inspiration and universal need to relate and belong.

The false personality is dense in energetic quality, immutable and fixed.

The true personality transcends the very nature and existence of reality. Its mere presence transforms the realism and dynamic of the environment in which it inhabits.

Its expression is engaging, intimidating, exhilarating and revolutionary.
Our true personality thrives upon the potential to explore, discover and express higher levels of consciousness and infinite energy.

It is the emblem of eternal creativity and possibility.
When we are living from our true personality, our false personality ceases to exist.

A gateway to higher realms of being is opened.

Our true personality is the key to the greatest expression of our being in this reality, our authenticity.

Authenticity

It may be challenging to draw distinctions between our "true personality" and our "authenticity."

After all, they seem to be the same thing, yet they are not.
  • Our true personality is a facet of our existence as a human being.

  • Our authenticity is how we express and share our true personality with society.
Authenticity is not just a choice; it is an expression, a way of being.

It begins and ends with fulfilling upon what we say we are going to do and who we are being while we are in action.
It is our integrity, our commitment and all for which we stand in our lives.

That which inspires us sources our energy, our focus, our intention and leads to the fulfillment of our destiny.

Our authenticity is not just a measurement of our accomplishments or even our being-ness.

It is the expression of our willingness and dedication to transform not just our own lives, yet the lives of others.
It isn't about succeeding and surviving; it is about thriving and empowering others to flourish as well.

It is the philosophy that when one person creates powerful insights for themselves, the community to whom they belong stands to benefit.

How can we discover and experience this quality of realization if it is not a shared endeavor?
Authenticity is lived for the advantage of the many at the cost of the false personality.

Being authentic is the greatest work to which we will ever commit.
We can never be authentic with others until we are first authentic with ourselves.

Being authentic with ourselves is choosing to accept our self for who we are and who we aren't.

If our consciousness relates us with our true personality, then authenticity unites us with our soul.
When we choose to free ourselves from our false personality by being authentic, we are making an investment in the vision of who we truly are.

We are living it as only we are meant, to the best of our possibility.

Authenticity is the cornerstone of transforming ourselves and ultimately the world.
When we commit to living an authentic life, we are devoting ourselves to making a difference.

We are the source of our creative expression, benevolence, relatedness and love.

This is the truest realization of life.



"LIVING IN A WAY, NOW, MOMENT TO MOMENT, THAT MAKES A DIFFERENCE TO LIFE.

WE DISCOVER THAT AS HUMAN BEINGS WE CAN LIVE IN A POSSIBILITY INSTEAD OF IN WHAT WE HAVE INHERITED, THAT INSTEAD OF JUST BEING A HUMAN BEING BECAUSE WE WERE BORN THAT WAY,
WE CAN DECLARE THE POSSIBILITY OF BEING FOR HUMAN BEINGS.

THIS IS THE WORK OF TRANSFORMATION: BRINGING FORTH

A BREAKTHROUGH IN THE POSSIBILITY OF BEING HUMAN.

WHAT WE CREATE TOGETHER IS A RELATIONSHIP IN WHICH OUR WORK CAN
SHOW UP AS MAKING A DIFFERENCE IN PEOPLE'S LIVES.

I WELCOME THE UNPRECEDENTED OPPORTUNITY FOR US TO WORK
GLOBALLY ON THAT WHICH CONCERNS US ALL AS HUMAN BEINGS."


Werner Erhard
A fantastic post! And, well covered. Many need to read this over and over until it sinks into their core.

Acceptance of the many masks (faces of self) is the key to integrating all of our parts, flaws and all...not everyone holds to the term integrity. Authenticity works hand and hand with integriy.

Parts of that book I keep yammering about getting done uses aceptance, authenticity and integrity as tools to manage C-PTSD and other mental ailments and illnesses preventing some from reaching & undrstanding their purpose if life. One never gets "over it", rather through it by naming WHO it is that makes up our team of self and subselves and integrates these parts into our One True Self (the Captian of our team).

Thank you for posting this. I hope it reaches many and inspires them to drop the masks and reach for the stars. :D
 
A fantastic post! And, well covered. Many need to read this over and over until it sinks into their core.

Acceptance of the many masks (faces of self) is the key to integrating all of our parts, flaws and all...not everyone holds to the term integrity. Authenticity works hand and hand with integriy.

Parts of that book I keep yammering about getting done uses aceptance, authenticity and integrity as tools to manage C-PTSD and other mental ailments and illnesses preventing some from reaching & undrstanding their purpose if life. One never gets "over it", rather through it by naming WHO it is that makes up our team of self and subselves and integrates these parts into our One True Self (the Captian of our team).

Thank you for posting this. I hope it reaches many and inspires them to drop the masks and reach for the stars. :D

Yes, I agree!
My Father had more integrity than anyone I have ever met in my life thus far.
It came so incredibly natural for him to be his authentic self, and he taught me not to care about what others thought of me, it’s the deeds you do, it’s the deeds you do when no one is around and you can get away with something.
It seemed that whatever problem came his way, he waltzed through it with grace, always seeming so sure of himself in everything he did.
It’s hard to say if that is how he really felt about those problems and whatnot...but I always had the impression that whatever it was - it was well under control.
I think his experiences in Vietnam forced him to live as his authentic self.
Unlike many Vets he never had a had with a bunch of pins in his Veteran hat, or would tell wistful stories of the war.
You practically had to force details out of him.
He never incorporated that as part of himself as some do...their trauma becoming their identity.
He definitely did have PTSD from when I was old enough to remember...but it never slowed him down or caused him to drink heavily or anything negative.
So maybe he DID incorporate his trauma...if he did, it never broke the surface.
Even I have to face and deal with the trauma becoming your identity...once in a while I still do, and I work very hard to not let my chronic pain define me - still working at times toward accepting that it is there and there isn’t a bunch of stuff I can do to change that.
So slowly...I have been incorporating that part of myself with the rest...I have kept it in the corner like a bad dog for as long as I could.
But I see now in retrospect that was adding to my pain in other areas of my life...to have ANY kind of mastery over the pain, I would have to become friends with it...and honestly, I am far less stressed and far less angry about it inside than I used to be.
Man would I get angry at my pain.
I still do sometimes when it is limiting me somehow and it tests my patience...and even though I am in more pain than when I was taking that biologic drug - I don’t feel ill on top of the pain...I felt like that medication was going to eventually kill me - something in my head said “No more!!”
So I had to choose more pain over feeling sick all the time - and interestingly enough, it was the fact that I had some kind of say in the amount of pain I am willing and can endure that helped to put me in the correct frame of mind to deal with more amounts of pain.
I am okay with it.

Thanks for the additional thoughts on the subject, it sounds like you are quite familiar with this concept and I can say it has served you well.
I agree that others should give it a read (hence the post), and hopefully take it to heart.

I hope you are feeling a bit better?
No fever anyway...did it break?
Much love,
M
 
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Yes, I agree!
My Father had more integrity than anyone I have ever met in my life thus far.
It came so incredibly natural for him to be his authentic self, and he taught me not to care about what others thought of me, it’s the deeds you do, it’s the deeds you do when no one is around and you can get away with something.
It seemed that whatever problem came his way, he waltzed through it with grace, always seeming so sure of himself in everything he did.
It’s hard to say if that is how he really felt about those problems and whatnot...but I always had the impression that whatever it was - it was well under control.
I think his experiences in Vietnam forced him to live as his authentic self.
Unlike many Vets he never had a had with a bunch of pins in his Veteran hat, or would tell wistful stories of the war.
You practically had to force details out of him.
He never incorporated that as part of himself as some do...their trauma becoming their identity.
He definitely did have PTSD from when I old enough to remember...but it never slowed him down or caused him to drink heavily or anything negative.
So maybe he DID incorporate his trauma...if he did, it never broke the surface.
Even I have to face and deal with the trauma becoming your identity...once in a while I still do, and I work very hard to not let my chronic pain define me - still working at times toward accepting that it is there and there isn’t a bunch of stuff I can do to change that.
So slowly...I have been incorporating that part of myself with the rest...I have kept it in the corner like a bad dog for as long as I could.
But I see now in retrospect that was adding to my pain in other areas of my life...to have ANY kind of mastery over the pain, I would have to become friends with it...and honestly, I am far less stressed and far less angry about it inside than I used to be.
Man would I get angry at my pain.
I still do sometimes when it is limiting me somehow and it tests my patience...and even though I am in more pain than when I was taking that biologic drug - I don’t feel ill on top of the pain...I felt like that medication was going to eventually kill me - something in my head said “No more!!”
So I had to choose more pain over feeling sick all the time - and interestingly enough, it was the fact that I had some kind of say in the amount of pain I am willing and can endure that helped to put me in the correct frame of mind to deal with more amounts of pain.
I am okay with it.

Thanks for the additional thoughts on the subject, it sounds like you are quite familiar with this concept and I can say it has served you well.
I agree that others should give it a read (hence the post), and hopefully take it to heart.

I hope you are feeling a bit better?
No fever anyway...did it break?
Much love,
M



Overcoming Guilt



The Philosophy of Forgiveness
 
I hope you are feeling a bit better?
No fever anyway...did it break?
I am feeling better in small time blocks. I have a low-grade fever, 99. I usually run 95.5 not the 98.6 others do, so doc said watch it.

Also, I'm quite thrilled. Seems the nurse mis-spoke, my incision is 5cm long not inches, whew. When I had the packing & dressing changed I asked when they took the outer bandages off if they mis-measured, that is then the nurse explained the mix up.

I caved though, I really tried just Tylenol for pain and deep breath work. I askedd for something stronger today. She gave me Tylenol with a bit of codine in it. I asked her where the coupon for Fig Newtons was, don't know about others but codine doesn't like my system.

The doc had 3 jars of 1/4 inch packing in yesterday. Today the saline wasn't quite soaked in when she removed it, ouch! So, she only put in two bottles of 1/4 in packing today. A plus is I can shower, just not let the water run right on the incision, so that makes me happy.

Resting a bunch, and making up for 2 weeks lost sleep. :D

He definitely did have PTSD from when I old enough to remember...but it never slowed him down or caused him to drink heavily or anything negative.
So maybe he DID incorporate his trauma...if he did, it never broke the surface.
Even I have to face and deal with the trauma becoming your identity...once in a while I still do, and I work very hard to not let my chronic pain define me - still working at times toward accepting that it is there and there isn’t a bunch of stuff I can do to change that.
After reading your thoughts about your Dad and his service, as well, I believe he had resilience. Once we develop that, life becomes more manageable. Now, that doesn't mean 'easy', but with resiliance we learn tools to help us adress and work through the tough parts of life. I say this too, as I believe You have a strong resilience and perseverance. This may have been nutured, however, I believe some folks are born with a zesty set of coping tools. And, along with your knowledge of the science of that which eludes many, ;), You will pave a way for others to build a zesty tool box of skills they can utilize for themselves and for others.
 
I am feeling better in small time blocks. I have a low-grade fever, 99. I usually run 95.5 not the 98.6 others do, so doc said watch it.

Also, I'm quite thrilled. Seems the nurse mis-spoke, my incision is 5cm long not inches, whew. When I had the packing & dressing changed I asked when they took the outer bandages off if they mis-measured, that is then the nurse explained the mix up.

I caved though, I really tried just Tylenol for pain and deep breath work. I askedd for something stronger today. She gave me Tylenol with a bit of codine in it. I asked her where the coupon for Fig Newtons was, don't know about others but codine doesn't like my system.

The doc had 3 jars of 1/4 inch packing in yesterday. Today the saline wasn't quite soaked in when she removed it, ouch! So, she only put in two bottles of 1/4 in packing today. A plus is I can shower, just not let the water run right on the incision, so that makes me happy.

Resting a bunch, and making up for 2 weeks lost sleep. :D


After reading your thoughts about your Dad and his service, as well, I believe he had resilience. Once we develop that, life becomes more manageable. Now, that doesn't mean 'easy', but with resiliance we learn tools to help us adress and work through the tough parts of life. I say this too, as I believe You have a strong resilience and perseverance. This may have been nutured, however, I believe some folks are born with a zesty set of coping tools. And, along with your knowledge of the science of that which eludes many, ;), You will pave a way for others to build a zesty tool box of skills they can utilize for themselves and for others.
Sooooo glad you are feeling a bit better!!
That is great!
They may leave that incision open if it’s that small and just let it granulate...but that might leave you with a big scar...I would think the Doc at some time would want to close the skin?
Anyhow...as always, thank you for your kind words...I can easily say the same about you - this situation is proof of that! ;)

Zesty eh?
Hmmmmm....zesty.
lol
 
Scientists Have Found A Multidimensional Universe Inside Our Brain
Filed in Matrix Articles by MichelleWalling on September 2, 2017

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A sensational discovery has been made by experts as scientists have found that the human brain is home to structures and shapes that have up to 11 dimensions. Neuroscientists welcome the discovery saying: “We found a world that we had never imagined.”

Mathematical methods of algebraic topology have helped researchers find structures and multidimensional geometric spaces in brain networks.


According to experts, a new study has proven that the human brain is home to structures and shapes that have up to 11 dimensions.

Human brains are estimated to be home to a staggering 86 billion neurons, with several connections from each cell webbing in every possible direction, forming a super-vast cellular network that SOMEHOW makes us capable of thought and consciousness, reports Science Alert.

An international group of scientists gathered around the Blue Brain project has obtained results never before seen in the world of neuroscience, according to the study published in the journal Frontiers in Computational Neuroscience. This team managed to find structures in the brain that present a multidimensional universe, uncovering the first geometric design of neural connections and how they respond to stimuli.

Scientists made use of in-depth computer modeling techniques to understand how exactly human brain cells are able to organize themselves in order to carry out complex tasks.

Researchers used mathematical models of algebraic topology to describe structures and multidimensional geometric spaces in brain networks. In the study, it is denoted that structures are formed at the same time that they are interlaced in a “union” that generates a precise geometric structure.


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Conceptual illustration of brain networks (l) and topology (r), courtesy of Blue Brain Project.


As noted by experts, every neuron inside of our brain is able to interconnect to a neighboring one, in a specific way to form an object with complex connections. Interestingly, the more neurons join in with the clique, the more dimensions are thus added to the object.

Using algebraic topology, scientists were able to model the structure within a virtual brain, generated with the help of computers. Afterward, scientists carried out experiments on real brain tissue to verify the results.

After scientists added stimulus into the virtual brain tissue, they discovered that cliques of progressively HIGHER dimensions assembled. They found that in between these cliques were holes or cavities.

Ran Levi from Aberdeen University, who worked on the paper, told WIRED:

“The appearance of high-dimensional cavities when the brain is processing information means that the neurons in the network react to stimuli in an extremely organized manner.”

“It is as if the brain reacts to a stimulus by building then razing a tower of multi-dimensional blocks, starting with rods (1D), then planks (2D), then cubes (3D), and then more complex geometries with 4D, 5D, etc. The progression of activity through the brain resembles a multi-dimensional sandcastle that materializes out of the sand and then disintegrates.”

While shapes that are three-dimensional have height, width and depth, the objects discovered by experts in the new study don’t exist in more than those three dimensions in the real world, but mathematicians used to describe them can have 5, 6 7 or up to 11 dimensions.

Professor Cees van Leeuwen, from KU Leuven, Belgium, told Wired: “Outside of physics, high-dimensional spaces are frequently used to describe complex data structures or conditions of systems, for instance, the state of a dynamical system in state space.”

“The space is simply the union of all the degrees of freedom the system has, and its state describes the values these degrees of freedom are actually assuming.”

The research is published in Frontiers in Computational Neuroscience.

Source:

The multi-dimensional universe hiding inside your head

The Human Brain Can Create Structures in Up to 11 Dimensions

http://howtoexitthematrix.com/2017/09/02/scientists-found-multidimensional-universe-inside-brain/


Interesting research about the brain.
 
I am feeling better in small time blocks.

After reading your thoughts about your Dad and his service, as well, I believe he had resilience. Once we develop that, life becomes more manageable. Now, that doesn't mean 'easy', but with resiliance we learn tools to help us adress and work through the tough parts of life. I say this too, as I believe You have a strong resilience and perseverance. This may have been nutured, however, I believe some folks are born with a zesty set of coping tools. And, along with your knowledge of the science of that which eludes many, ;), You will pave a way for others to build a zesty tool box of skills they can utilize for themselves and for others.

Sooooo glad you are feeling a bit better!!

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Sorry I have been out for several days.
Hope everyone is well?


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Sorry about the French subtitles.
I couldn’t find a comparable copy of the video without it.
Enjoy!!



Black Whole Dynamics, Nassim Haramein
~The Origin of Consciousness?~
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In our universe, everything is energy.
And there is no division in that energy; it is formless, infinitely dense, and available at every point in the universe in unlimited quantities.

Therefore,
  • What is consciousness?

  • And what is the origin of consciousness?
If everything is energy then there is no solidity anywhere, and it is from this infinite field of energy that all of creation arises.

We have also discussed in black whole dynamics how this energy (the vacuum or space-time manifold) displays dual-torus dynamics which the universe repeats in a fractal pattern across all scales with singularity at the center of each connecting all things.

Yet there is one important principle here that we must consider in light of all this information: we are conscious.

We have consciousness, and we in all probability are consciousness, as nothing is physical.
Therefore if everything is indivisible energy, all connected at the most fundamental level of creation, then there is no separation between us and anything else in the universe, and thus we must be like what we can from.

In other words, because we are inextricably and unavoidably one with the infinite energy of the unified field, the fact that we are consciousness must mean that we are a mirror image of what we came from, meaning that the universe itself must be conscious too.

We have consciousness because we inherited it directly from the field which we are an indivisible extension of.

Max Planck who we have indirectly referred to in previous articles by discussing the smallest vibration of the universe which he discovered, the Planck’s distance, is considered one of the greatest scientists to have lived.

After many years of deep study in physics, and in his speech while receiving the Nobel Prize for physics, he observed:

"As a man who has devoted his whole life to the most clear-headed science, the study of matter, I can tell you as the result of my research about atoms this much: there is no matter as such.

All matter originates and exists only by virtue of a force which brings the particle of an atom to vibration and holds this most minute solar system of the atom together.

We must observe behind this force the existence of a conscious and intelligent mind.
This mind is the matrix of all matter."

As we have explored together,
  • Could the dual-torus dynamics (as a result of the presence of singularity within the structure of space-time) be this force that Max Planck speaks of?

  • And could this simultaneously be the source of the mind (consciousness) that "is the matrix of all matter"?
As we have seen, the structure and dynamics of reality appear to be repeated in a fractal pattern on all scales of the universe resulting in scalar dimensions, or scalar divisions of infinity.

And if these dynamics are all the universe does, on various scales, and if they are indeed the dynamics of the universe, if the universe is conscious then we must conclude or at least consider that these black whole dynamics are the origin of consciousness.

Or possible more accurately, that they are the dynamics of consciousness.

The Origin of Consciousness

Could the origin of consciousness be the dual-torus dynamics of the vacuum?

As we have observed in the nature of mind and our holographic brain it is clear that consciousness (and the mind) is independent of the brain.
One simple proof is the fact that a small percentage of the population (about 1%) is conscious during deep anesthesia, some of whom can even remember the conversations carried on by the doctors while they were in surgery.

This would be impossible if consciousness, and thus the mind (because it is a function of consciousness) had its source in the brain because under deep anesthesia practically all higher brain functions are shut down which makes complex tasks such as remembering a conversation an impossibility… if it was a function of the brain to be able to do so.

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  • Is it possible that the origin of consciousness is the perpetual feedback loop between infinite expansion and infinite contraction in the universe?

  • Or that these dual-torus dynamics are in some way the dynamics of consciousness?
If this is true then the only thing that truly exists is consciousness.

And at all scales of the universe these dual-torus black whole dynamics create fractal reiterations of the universal consciousness which are holographic expressions of the whole.

If everything is energy, and if this vacuum energy has specific dynamics and a specific structure (which you will soon see), then logically shouldn’t consciousness also arise as a function of the energetic dynamics of creation?

Because as we have seen, everything is energy, and consciousness doesn’t arise in the brain, therefore our consciousness must be in some way inherent to the dynamics of the field.

Therefore, according to the HFU (Holographic Fractal Universe) model the origin of consciousness and these dual-torus dynamics are inextricably linked. Either consciousness produces these dynamics, or these dual-torus dynamics are the origin of consciousness, or, what is most likely in my mind, is that these dual-torus dynamics are the dynamics of consciousness.

If this is true, then at your center you have a singularity.

And the origin of your consciousness is a black whole.
You are a fractal expression of the universe because you are consciousness, and if Nassim Haramein’s HFU model is correct, then you and each and every one of us are black wholes.

This is the origin of our consciousness, and this is how we are holographic expressions of the universe.

Through each one of us we have available all of the information and energy of the universe.
At our center we are singularity and thus we are one with all else in the universe.

This is another suggestion of the scaling law for organized matter which we discussed in Black Whole Dynamics.

A point of interest is that if you graph the frequency vs. radius of the biological resolution of the universe - the microtubules within cells (which oscillate between 1011 - 1014 Hz) - on the graph, not only does it land directly on the line, but it lands almost at the exact center of the line, directly between the largest and smallest resolutions of the black whole in our universe.

And keep in mind that the relationship between the mass and radius of the cell, obeys the Schwarzschild condition for a black whole because it lands on the line ('Black Whole' video below):

In other words, you are the event horizon of the universe.

We all are.
  • When we look through a microscope, what do we see? Spheres. Atoms, electrons, protons, quarks, cells, and so on.

  • And when we look up to the sky at night through a telescope, what do we see? Spheres.
Yet from our scale of observation we are witness to the most magnificent and beautiful unfolding of creation where the vibrancy of life and creativity of the universe is expressed most clearly, right on the even horizon between the two infinities of our universe.

We are the event horizon of the universe, and at our center we have a singularity which connects us to the rest of the universe, our energetic heart center. And it is the contention of the HFU model that the dynamics and origin of consciousness within humans is the dual-torus black whole dynamics occurring in our local field as the result of singularity at our center.

All ancient traditions reiterate that "the universe is within you."

Moreover, they state that when we look within ourselves, such as through meditation, we discover the universe within us, and we discover that we are connected to all things.

As we have seen scientifically, wouldn’t this very phenomenon occur because we have singularity at our center?
As we turn our attention inwards through meditation, we collapse towards singularity.

And interestingly, through consistent meditation you can actually feel this collapse naturally.

When we turn our attention inwards through meditation, what is the byproduct?
  • Stillness

  • Inner peace

  • Energetic abundance

  • Connectivity with all things
These are the benefits which meditation has been said to produce for thousands of years.
Interestingly enough, those are also the qualities of the singularity: stillness, silence, infinite energetic density, and oneness.

If this is true, then not only is everything in the universe which has these dynamics conscious on its own level and at it’s own scale, but the universe itself is not only conscious, it is consciousness.


Black Whole, Nassim Haramein




 
I love it when western materialism is picked apart.
Enjoy!

Your Brain Hallucinates Your Conscious Reality | Anil Seth


Right now, billions of neurons in your brain are working together to generate a conscious experience -- and not just any conscious experience, your experience of the world around you and of yourself within it.

How does this happen?
According to neuroscientist Anil Seth, we're all hallucinating all the time; when we agree about our hallucinations, we call it "reality.”
Join Seth for a delightfully disorienting talk that may leave you questioning the very nature of your existence.
 
Critically Important DAILY Meditation (4PM GMT) to Dissipate Hurricane Irma – GUIDED AUDIO MEDITATIONS IN 12 LANGUAGES

September 7, 2017
by Ada Shaw
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The Light forces have asked us to meditate to dissipate hurricane Irma each day from now on until it dissolves.

SPECIAL MESSAGE FROM COBRA:
This planet is not liberated yet and planetary conditions will not significantly improve before the Event. Therefore it is still very important that we keep strengthening the New Atlantis energy grid around the planet with cintamani stones and meditations.

We will be doing this MEDITATION DAILY at 12:00 noon Florida time (EDT). This equals 9:00 am PDT in Los Angeles, 10:00 am MDT in Denver, 11:00 am in CDT in Chicago, 5:00 pm BST in London, 6:00 pm CEST in Paris, midnight in Taipei, and 1:00 am in Japan.
You can find the time for this worldwide synchronized meditation in your time zone here:
https://www.timeanddate.com/worldcl...g=Hurricane+Meditation&iso=20170906T12&p1=156

MEDITATION INSTRUCTIONS

1. Use your own technique to bring you to a relaxed state of consciousness.
2. State your intent to use this meditation as a tool to speed up the process of dissolving hurricane Irma.
3. Visualize a pillar of Light emanating from the Galactic Central Sun, then going through all beings of Light inside our Solar System and then through your body to the center of the Earth. Visualize another pillar of Light rising from the center of the Earth, then up through your body and upwards into the sky towards all beings of Light in our Solar System and our galaxy. You are now sitting in two pillars of Light, the Light flowing both upwards and downwards simultaneously. Keep these pillars of Light active for a few minutes.
4. Now visualize a soft pink light dissolving hurricane Irma, making it harmless. Visualize this soft pink light protecting all people and their property in the hurricane path. Visualize this situation resolving in the most positive way possible.


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Synchronized Guided Audio Meditations in Twelve Languages

ENGLISH:

[... other languages ...]

Note: The duration of the meditation should be for 15 minutes….so please continue your meditation for a few minutes after the guided audio meditation ends.

http://prepareforchange.net/2017/09...rma-guided-audio-meditations-in-12-languages/


Hurricane Harvey had highest winds of 130 mph. Hurricane Irma reaches sustained winds of 180 mph and gusting to 220 mph. Both are very powerful and these two hurricanes appear in a short space of time. That is statistically unlikely given the historical record.

Let us see if we can slow down Irma. :m059:
 
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