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I no longer believe in belief - Adonai One - 02-23-2016 I see no reason to act. I see no reason to cling packets of suppressed emotion called thoughts, words. My happiness continues to grow despite any apparent ailments. I see myself maintaining conciousness, mindfulness regardless of any event. This continues to prove true. My circle of friends becomes more and more limited to those who can maintain a state of emotional influx rather than any form of "business professionalism". "Professional people" spend less time in my proximity and associates due to the lack of emotional sterility most come to expect. I've come more and more within the ends of the definitions of what oneness and foreverness means: Your life runs itself even supposedly "against" external realities, as our bodies are intelligently informed as to what to do in any manner; the mind and spirit shining light upon these instincts without great intervention creates a great primal efficiency and social efficiency. This philosophy has aided me but I no longer seem to need it as my life now runs itself in a blind faith. I see no obstacle that I cannot be conscious of; Allowing such to easily pass. I have no contest over "what I cannot control" as I see myself parting ways, with ease, anything that acts against me and my associates; Without clinging to such pain over what is. Spiritually I see: This universe, planet is not reaching completion. It is complete right now. If there is a harvest of this planet, I am no longer heavily concerned with it only as far as relevance to a complete universal harvest. What keeps me up at night, due to the exposure of what I've felt in my meditation, is the fact that this universe itself still does not see itself complete. I have a growing unexplained desire to see the entire macrocosm to reach an entire Big Crunch into one black hole singularity, with not one planet, sun in sight; In complete voluntary communion of the self as all. Yet this is inherently here, yet my body perceives it as not. A voluntary universal supernova is my greatest dream now. I trance over it, seeing who I was before: An endless golden sky. RE: I no longer believe in belief - ada - 02-23-2016 I wish I could make myself understand feeling-wise exactly what you meant by that, although I cannot it brings some unexplained joy to me. Thank you for sharing Adonai. RE: I no longer believe in belief - Adonai One - 02-23-2016 There is not one thing to be done, within the self or without. RE: I no longer believe in belief - AnthroHeart - 02-23-2016 Belief only makes sense behind the veil. RE: I no longer believe in belief - Aion - 02-23-2016 Yep. I guess. RE: I no longer believe in belief - tamaryn - 02-24-2016 True, every cover story is an illusion until it is in alignment with the creation, the Truth. Does not every individual of the Earth do their best to seek what is right within their belief systems? Until we realize how beliefs limit our perception; How words sway us and mundane thoughts have us react. Maybe we would even be graced with the idea to genuinely seek beyond beliefs, and beyond the illusion we thought we had figured out while we are still alive. Are we not all at the beginning with no ending to this practice, always? Adonai, I ask you: what have you noticed with your beliefs and their transformation to help the extreme entity attachment you have noticed in the past. Not to derail the thread, but I know many entities attach mainly with attraction to our belief systems, conscious and unconscious. I have an urge to let them be a part of me if they are already One, since i opened to them as a child, to give their dark intelligence a heart in their lack and assimilate them into my soul expression. Have you ever assimilated an entity? RE: I no longer believe in belief - Jade - 02-24-2016 RE: I no longer believe in belief - Jade - 02-27-2016 Per the requests of participants in the thread, I split off two posts where the line of discussion had changed. They can be found here: http://www.bring4th.org/forums/showthread.php?tid=12574 RE: I no longer believe in belief - ada - 06-11-2016 I really miss Adonai's posts. And I think I finally get what you meant, so I came to thank you. The feeling words cannot describe RE: I no longer believe in belief - WanderingOZ - 06-25-2016 (02-23-2016, 04:30 PM)Adonai One Wrote: I see no reason to act. I see no reason to cling packets of suppressed emotion called thoughts, words.Hi Adonai One, I'm not to sure how you feel about this, but l I've gone through it, a balanced emotional state, no feeling about all subjects, exept when one can share a bit of wisdom, or doing a random act of kindness, which gives a fleeting satisfaction of helping someone on the way. Friends and colleagues are of little consequence as all are seen as the same on the grander scheme of things. An undeniable faith that all is good no matter what is happening. A understanding that even if doing nothing you are still a lighthouse shinning bright. I'm the patriarch of a very large family, 7 children, from 2 beautiful women, 10 grandchildren, childrens spouses, nephews, neices, 4 generations, 10 people live in my house. There are inlaws and a few outlaws that drift in out and around.All look to me for love, spiritual guidance , advice and help. I've never mentioned to anyone but I can't distinguish them from a stranger because I think because my love encompasses all. Plants, planet, animals, and people. Still I feel alone at times. Even my partners don't quite get it. I've never come across anyone like myself but I know they're all around. Walk well my friend. There's a master plan that we all play a part in. WanderingOZ How do you change the world? By one random act of kindess at a time. RE: I no longer believe in belief - Dekalb_Blues - 06-29-2016 http://hans.wyrdweb.eu/moving-center-end-about-third-order-cybernetics-and-why-you-will-learn-lot-when-you-start-sing/ http://www.attainable-utopias.com/tiki/FourthOrderCybernetics RE: I no longer believe in belief - Raz - 07-01-2016 RE: Superparadoxicalifragilisticexpialidocious Beliefs - Dekalb_Blues - 07-09-2016 The paradoxically self-invalidating self-reference is always a delightfully absurd treat to savour from a safe distance -- especially when it reaches its malign terrestrial apotheosis in some civilizational-level dysfunctional ideology of religion, philosophy, etc. capable of possibly conditioning many millions into willingly suspending their commonsensical powers of disbelief in favour of some bizarre jerry-rigged and utterly improbable fiction serving only some tricky faction's self-serving ends... MULLA NASRUDIN PRESIDING AT THE BAR OF JUSTICE The Mulla was made a magistrate. During his first case the plaintiff argued so persuasively that he exclaimed: "I believe that you are right!" The clerk of the Court begged him to restrain himself, for the defendant had not been heard yet. Nasrudin was so carried away by the eloquence of the defendant that he cried out as soon as the man had finished his evidence: "I believe you are right!" The clerk of the court could not allow this. "Your honour, I must protest-- they cannot both be right..." Nasruding pondered this unexpectedly weighty matter which seemed to strike to the very heart of jurisprudence, and at length said with deep gravity: ‘You know... I believe you are right!’' The Mulla and his stories appear in literature and oral traditions from the Middle East to Greece, Russia, France--even China. Many nations claim Nasrudin as a native son, but nobody really knows who he was or where he came from. According to a legend dating from at least the 13th century, Nasrudin was snatched as a schoolboy from the clutches of the "Old Villain"--the crude system of thought that ensnares man--to carry through the ages the message of how to escape. He was chosen because he could make people laugh, and humor has a way of slipping through the cracks of the most rigid thinking habits. Acclaimed as humorous masterpieces, as collections of the finest jokes, as priceless gift books, and for hundreds of "enchanted tales," this folklore figure's comical doings have also been divined as "mirroring the antics of the mind." The jokes are, as Idries Shah notes, "perfectly designed models for isolating and holding distortions of the mind which so often pass for reasonable behavior." Therefore they have a double use: when the jokes have been enjoyed, their psychological significance starts to sink in. In fact, for many centuries they have been studied in Sufi circles for their hidden wisdom. They are used as teaching exercises, in part to momentarily "freeze" situations in which states of mind can be recognized. The key to the philosophic significance of the Nasrudin jokes is given in Idries Shah's book The Sufis and a complete system of mystical training based upon them was described in the Hibbert Journal. http://lucidity.com/nasrudin.shtml 23.1 Questioner: You were speaking yesterday of the first contact made by the Confederation which occurred during our third major cycle. You stated that you appeared in the skies over Egypt at the same time, approximately, aid was first given to Atlantis. Can you tell me why you went to Egypt and your, shall we say, orientation of attitude and thinking when you first went to Egypt? Ra: I am Ra. At the time of which you speak there were those who chose to worship the hawk-headed sun god which you know as vibrational sound complex, “Horus.” This vibrational sound complex has taken other vibrational sound complexes, the object of worship being the sun disc represented in some distortion. We were drawn to spend some time, as you would call it, scanning the peoples for a serious interest amounting to a seeking with which we might help without infringement. We found that at that time the social complex was quite self-contradictory in its so-called religious beliefs and, therefore, there was not an appropriate calling for our vibration. Thus, at that time, which you know of as approximately eighteen thousand [18,000] of your years in your past, we departed without taking action. RE: I no longer believe in belief - Raz - 07-19-2016 All Beliefs... Are Scared To Let Go Of Themselves... [font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]<3[/font] [font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]✨[/font] Thus All Beliefs... Are Based In Fear... [font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]<3[/font] [font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]✨[/font] And If You Are Scared... To Let Of Go Of... All Your Beliefs? [font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]<3[/font] [font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]✨[/font] Then You Have Identified The Exact "Illusions" / "Fears"... That Keep You Away From Infinite Love! & Immaculate Freedom! ~ In Each And Every Single Living Moment! [font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]The game of belief and non-belief. A mini game within the game of immediate energy. It´s only ever game over when you let it go, it can grind on forever, masquerading as something we need to know. There is a practical level, like looking both ways as you cross the road, on that level is where it belongs. it works as training wheels as we learn to play, but after a while it just becomes rigid and gets in the way. What do you believe this text has to say? is it a trick question or is it just a song? is every answer right, is every answer wrong? it all depends on point of view, that is moving dynamically in the multidimensional you. [/font] |