being endless is quite stressful :bEven death is just part of the show, just as sleep is part of life. There's no need to stress; you are endless.
being endless is quite stressful :bEven death is just part of the show, just as sleep is part of life. There's no need to stress; you are endless.
No it's notbeing endless is quite stressful :b

Right, I think that's accurate.Don't forget that Terence allegedly gave DMT to a Tibetan Lama, who responded: 'This is the lesser lights, the lesser lights of the Bardo. You cannot go further into the Bardo and return.' For anyone who has read the Tibetan Book of the Dead, it would be a fascinating fact.
I feel death would be very similar to your most intense DMT journey. When we leave the body behind, all the filters and safety mechanisms are out of the picture. The intensity could go to infinity and even consume you whole. Tibetans say that if you recognize yourself in these displays, liberation is possible. How many have recognized themselves in DMT visions or even experienced a lucid dream state?
I subscribe to the idea that we are in the eternal now. Nothing goes from here to anywhere. Even death is just part of the show, just as sleep is part of life. There's no need to stress; you are endless. Although, I hope to find myself in a better environment for internal practice next time around. Alternatively, a reincarnation as a bonobo would allow me to f*ck my way to freedom![]()
Haha, I wish I could believe there was an end, or a beginning, it'll make things much simpler.No it's not
See how Indians drive on mountain passes. They believe in reincarnation. Nothing is permanent here. This life is always in flux.
Endless just means that there is no end. Who said that there is a beginning? We just are.
“The bad news is you're falling through the air, nothing to hang on to, no parachute. The good news is, there's no ground.”Haha, I wish I could believe there was an end, or a beginning, it'll make things much simpler.
That's what I do in my medicine work most of the time: purifying my karma. Like I said, I'm fine to be born a bonobo. Otherwise, give me a nice spot to be a monkFrom there, the likely destination is human rebirth, but it sounds like other destinations are possible as well, depending on the amount of purification reached in the recent life.

Exactly, psychedelics seem unparalleled when it comes to tools that help you become familiar. They're able to take you so deep, I could even see them remaining as effective helpers at advanced levels into someone's practice.That's what I do in my medicine work most of the time: purifying my karma. Like I said, I'm fine to be born a bonobo. Otherwise, give me a nice spot to be a monk
Seriously, psychedelics feel more like preliminary practices. At some point, your purity and sensitivity are enough to do it by yourself. However, it's most likely close to impossible in current times. This stage is mostly about purification. We'll all meet again; just chill and do your best.
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It could be. I'm far from advanced level to comment, but why not?Exactly, psychedelics seem unparalleled when it comes to tools that help you become familiar. They're able to take you so deep, I could even see them remaining as effective helpers at advanced levels into someone's practice.
Same, I'm closer to a beginner than I am to advanced, even after all this time. If I were to claim any kind of skill, I guess it'd be that I think I've deciphered the road ahead from my own minor experiences along with others' reports, even if I haven't fully walked it yet myself.It could be. I'm far from advanced level to comment, but why not?
This is super interesting. I didn't realize there were these types of reports in the Ayahuasca tradition. As someone who's fully bought into the reality of humans' unacknowledged spiritual energy (by whatever name), I believe these kinds of "miraculous" displays are possible in the literal sense.I feel the way we use this tool is quite far from its full potential. The Ayahuasca tradition is thousands of years old, and they reached places for sure. There are stories of people who could walk on water and appear at two places at the same time. It's closer to the stories about the mahasiddhas of ancient India.
So, given the right know-how, you can go very far just with a plant medicine.
I think they're called muraya, or something similar, in Shipibo-Conibo traditions. I heard the story a number of times on The Universe Within Podcast.Same, I'm closer to a beginner than I am to advanced, even after all this time. If I were to claim any kind of skill, I guess it'd be that I think I've deciphered the road ahead from my own minor experiences along with others' reports, even if I haven't fully walked it yet myself.
This is super interesting. I didn't realize there were these types of reports in the Ayahuasca tradition. As someone who's fully bought into the reality of humans' unacknowledged spiritual energy (by whatever name), I believe these kinds of "miraculous" displays are possible in the literal sense.
I already gave Ayahuasca a ridiculous amount of reverence, but if it can carry a practitioner to this sort of development, then it's even more amazing than I thought.
Well put.I get that but still…where is the past? Where did it go? Where is the future?
Do we have all the reference points?
I think in some way every single moment of your life is forever. I think the past is forever happening in the past and the future is forever happening in the future. We think these things appear and disappear, because from our vantage they do.
I’m not trying to entirely make sense.
Did they know how to use it? guess your statement implies they did. Neat! That is far outThey had Acacia catechu(now Senegalia) in the cults associated with Tara as well..
Some consider demonstrating at least one siddha (or is it siddhi) the minimum for proof of attainment. I want !There are stories of people who could walk on water and appear at two places at the same time. It's closer to the stories about the mahasiddhas of ancient India
I won’t claim that. Others such as Mike Crowley and I believe @nen888 have written about it.Did they know how to use it? guess your statement implies they did. Neat! That is far out