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Originally posted by metalholic
reply to post by BlavatskyChannel
Some information is DESIGNED to scare away the mentally weak or self conscious as weeding operation to keep those who most feel should probably leave it alone to do just that. Oh I found a gold mine here anyone can get to it. Anyone can have some treasure but not everyone deserves or should have it. Let me just drawl up some false maps.
Originally posted by tkwasny
Originally posted by metalholic
reply to post by BlavatskyChannel
Some information is DESIGNED to scare away the mentally weak or self conscious as weeding operation to keep those who most feel should probably leave it alone to do just that. Oh I found a gold mine here anyone can get to it. Anyone can have some treasure but not everyone deserves or should have it. Let me just drawl up some false maps.
The instant the Presence passes into the finite realm it transcends from its infinite kinetic structure into a static snapshot. Instantly contaminated and invalid. This is why when a person tries to describe what the Presence presented it's too late. Once bouncing around in that finite structure called your brain it is contaminated, invalid, and a static (lifeless) experience. Yet we try anyways.
Originally posted by BlavatskyChannel
I'm not laying claim that it is. What i am saying is that what happens to us during a psychotic episode is precisely what happens during a spiritual awakening its just that the energy is mis-channeled through lack of training or experience.
Originally posted by BlavatskyChannel
reply to post by jheherrin
I completely hear what you're saying. What i believe is that i have been given one life and i choose to live through glasses that fill me with positivity over despair. We can all be realists but to imagine and dream is to create and manifest reality.
Originally posted by onequestion
I think your mixing two very distinct things together. Yes people end up having enlightening experiences during psychosis, in the bible this is refereed to as the path of the cross. Some people have psychosis, and some people have enlightening experiences. There is definitely two.
Here check this out. You want have some harsh reality. Go into a lucid dream state and figure out how to turn off time and see what happens. Inside of the state of "illusion" go into your "mind" and absolve of time.
Think about that long and hard. Try it... see if you can come up with anything. Just think about it for a while...
Originally posted by MegaSpace
One can loose their minds during enlightment once they leak certain information, say what they are seeing or experiencing to others who may not understand. Certain knowledge isn't meant to be leaked, it weakens you & the universe punishes you for interfering with others life paths. That is why id be very careful with people who claim enlightenment as ive said a few times on other topics. Not only that im concerned for others as not too loose their minds in the process.
Originally posted by LittleByLittle
If humanity where not supposed to push for en-lighten-ment at this stage of evolution then why dump so many older ones here at this age and have them run up the hill again in a lifetime? You cannot turn on the radio for 30 minutes now days without hearing one of the shining ones/radio active/awoken/on fire singing one tune or another about their situation.
Hidden in plain sight but a overwhelming overload of information for the ones who can understand the lyrics. The new age is already here but the change is gradual.
A mind lost can be a mind found again.
edit on 30-5-2013 by LittleByLittle because: Spellchecking
Originally posted by Sandalphon
I agree. Total enlightenment of one person has a hard time being matched and recognized by another person.
I had a point of enlightenment and I realized that if I ever actually shared with another average person what was going on, their first instinct to protect their mind is that it's crazy. Just because people have been lied to for a very long time.
Originally posted by jheherrin
I believe there is a very good possibility that seeking 'spiritual enlightment' is related to some measure of psychosis itself in the individual. Delusions of grandeur are common to manic depressives/bi-polar. The only people I've known who seek such a thing are usually (in my experience) depressed people, lost soul-types, who are constantly searching for answers to make sense out of the world and to try and feel 'good' about life, even if they fall into New Age rabbit-hole philosophy. In my own conclusions, and I may be wrong, but this is my personal truth... I found more answers and 'enlightment' about the world and our condition by leaving the spiritual dogma and woo stuff behind. But then you have to face what could be perceived as ugly truths about ourselves, and I find, unfortunately, that most people would rather live in fantasy than take off their rose-tinted glasses.
Originally posted by jheherrin
I believe there is a very good possibility that seeking 'spiritual enlightment' is related to some measure of psychosis itself in the individual. Delusions of grandeur are common to manic depressives/bi-polar. The only people I've known who seek such a thing are usually (in my experience) depressed people, lost soul-types, who are constantly searching for answers to make sense out of the world and to try and feel 'good' about life, even if they fall into New Age rabbit-hole philosophy. In my own conclusions, and I may be wrong, but this is my personal truth... I found more answers and 'enlightment' about the world and our condition by leaving the spiritual dogma and woo stuff behind. But then you have to face what could be perceived as ugly truths about ourselves, and I find, unfortunately, that most people would rather live in fantasy than take off their rose-tinted glasses.