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Originally posted by thereaintnospoon
Did you read Conversations with God?
Originally posted by Mumbotron
Have you been studying Alistair Crowley or something? That's where it sounds like you are going with this. Go join the O.T.O., if you don't already have "it", I'm sure you'll catch it from somebody.
Originally posted by Geladinhu
That was superb!
Really, what a wonderful poem!
Star for you, my friend.
Originally posted by Mumbotron
reply to post by Geladinhu
If you really believe you are the most interesting being, not only is that evidence of an antisocial personality disorder but you limit your ability to understand things that are greater than you, like it or not there are such things.
Originally posted by OmegaPoint
reply to post by Mumbotron
But there are no things per se, and nothing outside the no-self self or the no-mind mind, just what is or "suchness", and from what I can tell, it has a certain cuteness or whimsical nature, but the realm of the distinctionless subject-object non-duality IS the most interesting thing there is and the only thing, and it is openly available for unending exploration, although it cannot be fathomed.
That said I always like to think that the whole thing is like a dance between a lover and a beloved other, and that exploring our mutual mystery is the game, and so from the perspective of any "self" leaving self behind to listen to another, is the greatest act of love and compassion.
Once seeking has ended for one's self, then it's time to seek out our mutuality, by getting really curious about other people.
Yes, there seems to be a selfish quality to his silliness, and to be honest, it's starting to wear a little thin, though I have no doubt that he got something, now, perhaps he needs to unget it, and unget his own self amuzement with himself, which has a certain immaturity to it, like a kid who's completely satisfied having just gotten what he wanted most for Christmas. Then again, he just got it not so long ago, and strikes me as a young person, and hey who am I to judge.
Originally posted by Geladinhu
Originally posted by OmegaPoint
reply to post by Geladinhu
Would it be fair to say that you "got" that there is nothing to get ie: that you already have it and had it all along?
I think I've gotten it before, but have been working hard, probably too hard, to really get it this time!
But if Buddha and all them are right, there can be no striving, no doing, to "get it".
So is the "it" you got, just to clarify, that you are everything, and that it's all in you already, and that therefore, there is nothing to get, nowhere to go, nothing to do, and nothing to worry about, since it's all here now? Is that about right?
That is absolutely right. There is nothing to get.
We are all just babbling around, pretty much what I would call "doing art".
Let's be creative people! woohoo!
Originally posted by Geladinhu
Oh, and I have a question.
A spiky question.
Is Alex a good candidate for the Anti-Christ?
This NWO is taking too long to happen.
Originally posted by OmegaPoint
It's just SO important too! Seriously!
Originally posted by OmegaPoint
Originally posted by Geladinhu
Oh, and I have a question.
A spiky question.
Is Alex a good candidate for the Anti-Christ?
This NWO is taking too long to happen.
Sorry, it's been done already.
Been there, done that, got the t-shirt.
You're a late comer, although the last will be first and the first, last (to be first to be last to be first).
You just pulled up a chair to the universal round table.
It's not a duality of Christ-anti-Christ, and the great war has already been won.
If you have a job to do, I think it's to be the fool, so as to make certain that nobody takes themselves too seriously any more.
So you can be the anti-Serious Alpha and Omega of humorous existence, if you want..