What happens after enlightenment?
You chop wood and carry water.
>>39245137You feel less burdened by the world.
Nothing interesting except that narcissists will drive themselves to suicide to try to spite you.
You feel better and better day after day (must compete with outside influences from your day-to-day life but will improve your mood over time every single day), you read situations, others and yourself better, you don't fear as much, even primal fears, you seem more attractive to others and you gain immense protection against ESP onslaughts. It's one of the many immaculate mental states most will have trouble even locating you in if you wish it, because they know nothing of the sensation.
>>39245137Your life actually begins. You remember why you ever chose to be born in this game, why you really are the way you are, you remember everything - every life, every timeline, every possible reality. You also remember what your "win" scenario is and exactly how to achieve it. To be frank, if you do achieve enlightenment it's probably because you chose a purpose that specifically requires it - souls very rarely choose to awaken in this realm without having some grand purposes in mind. Every single one of us co-exists within the personal reality of each other. You exist in my reality, and I exist in your reality. We are all God, we are all the Supreme Being in our own personal reality yet we simultaneously exist in every other timeline as a character acting in your reality. Take care, my friend. Take care of your world - you are the God of it. Be benevolent. :)
>>39245137Deathhttps://www.azlyrics.com/lyrics/doors/ghostsong.html
>>39245137if you reach true enlightenment, nothing.You can pursue and achieve whatever you want, however you want
Enlightenment is constant work.
>>39245151If this is what you've noticed then I think you need to double check the box your enlightenment came in to make sure it isn't a counterfeit product.
>>39245137You sit in a armchair, and stay the rest of your life arguing on the internet about how superior your platonic ideas are.
>>39245459Could be worse desu
>>39245502It could. You could sit in a armchair, and stay the rest of your life waging for mr Goldberg.
>>39245308Care to explain why ;) ?
>>39245231https://youtube.com/watch?v=0URz4DZj678https://youtube.com/watch?v=an4vgTmN74I
>>39245527I may be mistaken but I don't know of any other case where the only notable effect a supposedly enlightened being experienced is that certain people around them were driven towards suicide, whether out of spite or otherwise.Enlightened beings are generally supposed to be full of wisdom and compassion, right? And wherever they show up they have an enduring positive effect, or if they prefer to keep their enlightenment on the down-low then they at the very least they don't have a primarily negative effect.
>>39245749Y so cap? My response was conditioned on the premise of novelty seeking and interactions with the world. The most important one to people is enfranchisement and social relationships. It is basically an allusion to the principle of jiu jitsu where an opponents weight is used against them. I would prefer to consider social realities than abstract prose. Narcissism was a deliberate phraseology where one is subsumed by a relational need and seeks exploitative relations with others. Conscientious people are often targeted by narcissists.
>>39245779I'll have you know that I am not hip with the lingo of the young people nor am I comfortable with your large selection of fancily arranged words. I am but a humble autist with limited comprehension and a limited sense of humor.I agree that conscientious people are often targeted by narcissists (for some meaning of that label) and that enlightenment would probably allow you to deal with them more effectively. But I still think an enlightened being would have said something more indicative of a compassionate attitude toward even the narcissists (for whatever meaning of that label you're using.)
>>39245904Thats a you problem, BITCH
>>39245904Monks kill rabid dogs niggaYoure being presumptuous. Youre being manipulative by acting like narcissism is an ambiguous term in this context (the traditional clinic term). Fuck autists.
I dunno lol
>>39245907If you think you can make this conversation even more awkward than it already is at this point then I'm certain you're right, but I'm only a little afraid to keep going.>>39245916Euthanizing rabid dogs is compassionate. I think narcissism is ambiguous in this context because I've seen it used by both victims of narcissists to refer to narcissists and by narcissists to refer to their victims and it's very hard to tell which is which from a distance. But someone claiming enlightenment while talking about "narcissists" around them being driven to suicide makes me suspect the situation might be the latter rather than the former.
>>39245948Of course if I'm mistaken then nevermind and I'll just disappear back into the trees.
The golden age, then colonization of other star systems.
>>39245146>You chop wood and carry water.fpbpIt's a main mission that looks like a sidequest. Life is a sidequest that looks like a main mission.
>>39246021>picBandwidth limitation encourages efficient use of limited space.
You know what I read once? At the highest levels of enlightenment you practice true dharma or Greater Work. Fighting evil spirits, answering prayers, being the Buddah everyone worships.
you never achieve iteven if you do, you move on and search for other
>>39245181nice, anon. this is good.
>>39245137what happens 'after' you have realized the timeless, spaceless truth of all things & the universe?there is not 'before' or 'after' in this state of mind, you werent ever going anywhere you realize you were at the destination the whole time, every moment is eternity.your question just shows how unenlightened you currently are.
>>39247259few and far between these ones are. takes one to know one. The Great Work, indeed.
>>39248846we all start somewhere. best not to sling insults.
>>39245137>What happens after enlightenment?you start like this >>39245181 and then you start training to develop your nen.now shit gets intredasting.
>>39248926it wanst meant like that at all.
>>39248846>every moment is eternity
>>39249015my apologies, anon.
>>39245137It’s a never ending threshold. You simply move on to higher plains of realization.
annihilation
You get a pod in heaven.
>>39245137>>39249090>Any form, feeling, perception, intention, or consciousness by which one describing the Tathagata would describe him: That the Tathagata has abandoned, its root destroyed, made like a palmyra stump, deprived of the conditions of development, not destined for future arising.>Freed from the classification of form, feeling, perception, intention, and consciousness, the Tathagata is deep, boundless, hard to fathom, like the ocean. "The Tathagata exists after death" doesn't apply. "The Tathagata doesn't exist after death" doesn't apply. "The Tathagata both exists and doesn't exist after death" doesn't apply. "The Tathagata neither exists nor does not exist after death" doesn't apply.
>>39245749anon was probably just boasting about how hard he can be enlightened and how the demons are hunting him down. a badge of honor if the devil himself turns up and tries to distract you from the light.
>>39245137>What happens after enlightenment?even more enlightenment
>>39245137you dwell in it for some time until its gone again and you can start from scratch the next day until the divine reveals itself in a different form all over again, rinse and repeat. its of course accumulating, you 'learn more' and advance in your spiritual journey. different times, varying durations, vastly different situations, often completely unexpected. the gods usually want you to manifest the goodness in this world so work and progress is also crucial, so sitting around meditatiing isnt really the sensible thing to do, its foreign far eastern philosophy. europeans, whites or caucasians need to climb the mountain, get the overview and return into the valley of the ignorant to share the insights.
>>39245181people stare at you like deer in the headlights.
>>39246961the shortest path is the detour. its the detour of life that is the shortest path to enlightenment
>>39245181>It's one of the many immaculate mental states most will have trouble even locating you in if you wish it, because they know nothing of the sensation.yeah you are like in a parallel kind of reality, like you apply other formulas by which you understand reality. it truly is liberating, one simply drops out of the elaborately crafted conventions of mankind if you like.
>>39245904>compassionate attitude toward even the narcissistsenlightenment is not merely about becoming loving toards everyone, its however you feel and what correlates with your character, i you generally feel inclined to avoid bad influences than thats what you would do in an enlightened state also. its not very far at all from your regular state of mind, its not some hike up the mountain but merely a side step. its hyper-reality, all colors become fresh and vivid, but the shadows do to, every moment becomes prfound and important, every breath like a dedication to god.
>>39245137you might start laughing at the hillarity of it all s that you barely catching a breath, already tearing up in joy, hardly keeping yourself standing upright over the general sillynes of it all.
>>39251517insane aura in picrel
>>39245241>if you reach true enlightenment, nothing.its a reduction not an addition many expect there to be an 'out there' where they can go to, misunderstanding that they were at the right place the whole time. enlightenment is about wanting less not more, different and spectacular, its a trap and a great deception.there is no other place than here, no other time than now. sounds trivial but so many fail to grasp even the most basic of truths.
>>39245282just as an outer longing and work there is inner motion and elevation of the mind and heart towards a higher realm, we are so materialisic nowadays that we often dont even get what that means.
>>39245948I don't think they meant it literally. Anyway, you can't feel sympathy for those types of people but you can't feel hatred for them either.
>>39251556>there is no other place than here, no other time than now. sounds trivial but so many fail to grasp even the most basic of truths.you misunderstand, out there is also right here, there is absolutely nothing wrong with having those grand desires of adventure, with wanting more, you just don't have to go anywhere to have it.
You stop caring and decide to do as you please. Like a happy kind of nihilist. Intense evil becomes something to laugh at instead of fear.
>>39246961when you realize your soul is eternal and death is nver the end, the small things are done with more attention to detail, while you cease clinging onto life too much.
>>39245148one might say you become 'lighter'.
>>39251475It sounds like you're describing being high more than enlightenment
>>39251580>there is absolutely nothing wrong with having those grand desires of adventure, with wanting morenta, but, incorrect
>>39251599drugs are merely cheats that give you a preview of how things could be. if you get stuck you arte lost, if you decide to get rid of the training wheels and try it out without aid thats where its get more profound, but drugs do induce superficial states of enlightenment obviously, otherwise people would not get so addicted to them.
>>39251643thats whats so fatal and 'evil' about drugs, they just magically grant you all your wishes outright, disencouraging all autonomous inquiries into spiritual matters, spoiling the ending for you.
>>39251580>you misunderstand, out there is also right here, there is absolutely nothing wrong with having those grand desires of adventure, with wanting more, you just don't have to go anywhere to have it.its not an existential search for meaning anymore, one finds the truth within and can travel more light-heartedly and care-free, since one is already at the destination.
>>39251588>Like a happy kind of nihilist.nothing can be happy about being a nihilist.
>>39251575>I don't think they meant it literally. Anyway, you can't feel sympathy for those types of people but you can't feel hatred for them either.in cases of doubt, remain neutral, abstain from voting.
>>39251675>can’t get out of something I was never in
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>>39251710this is amazing, lol. what is it? based Buddha?
>>39251708one might still try, like the tower of babel, one cannot reach god in the heavens, its not a physical place, but people still attempted anyway.
>>39251720never meditated so hard you were dissolved into vortexes of light and color? you should try it some day.
>>39251741i astral project when i meditate. its intense and i dont like doing it. i like the way old artworks portray aura, tho
>>39251770>its intense and i dont like doing it.why are you doing it then?>i like the way old artworks portray aura, thoits timeless, there is nothing old in the timeless realm of the divine.
>>39251643People get addicted to things that aren't enlightenment all the time. True enlightenment at least in the Buddhist sense is supposed to be enduring insight into the nature of reality possibly involving recollection of one's countlesss past lives which results in the far opposite of addiction as well as the cessation of things like ill-will.Altered states of consciousness, whether obtained by drugs or otherwise can be used as a tool for obtaining profound insights if investigated carefully, but I don't think the experience by itself should be counted as any sort of enlightenment except to the extent that it provides those enduring insights.
>>39251726It’s built in. The very act of trying to get out is what reinforces the in.
>>39251796i dont meditate because my minds eye automatically leaves my body. cant control it
>>39251807ok, my point was drugs induce similar states of mind, though shallow and outright dngerous if you are not ready to open 2 doors ahead when not yet having grasped the room you were in yet.skipping lessons is not truly getting ahead.people get addicterd because they dont fathom themselves being strong enough to walk that path on on their own they underestimate their own power.
>>39251840interesting, never thought something like that was even possible. usually its harder to leave the body than to remain within. its like you are avoiding something within yourself or seeking something in the external. since you said it was unpleasant i assume its some disposition, some obscure quirk.
>>39251836sounds like hell, a self reinforcing delusion, a death spiral.
>>39245749>compassionloving your enemy -perhapdbut letting a vile enemy that wants to harm you in the most devastating way possible deep into your hears os too much too ask, dont you think, i tried countless times it ends up draining all my lifeforce quite quickly, so at some point i just stopped doing it, am i a bad person because of that? am i supposed to let myself be sucked dry by the enrergy vampires?
>>39251840so thats why you like those aura images so much, you seem like having never experienced such states.
>>39251894My point was that I'm wary of thinking of drug-induced altered states of consciousness as being even similar to enlightenment or of enlightenment as being somehow comparable to a continuous high.To me that's like someone eating cake for the first time and deciding that they've just tasted God only because they've never had cake before, though maybe an order of magnitude more intense.And I say this as someone who has gotten fairly high before and found it to be very mystical and reality-altering. But different drugs or the same drug taken at different times in different mental states can result in wildly different ways of perceiving reality (e.g. you might feel a sense of unity with everything and a deep sense of meaningfulness behind every occurrence, or you might feel like you've been suddenly dropped in the twilight zone and everyone around you is a puppet, or any number of orthogonal alterations, nevermind things like hearing voices and interacting with machine elves). So it feels wrong to describe the general experience of getting high as taking a shortcut toward enlightenment when in fact there are so many unrelated subjective states you can end up in, which, if accepted uncritically, will result in diametrically opposed seeming-revelations about the nature of reality.
>>39251840You're meditating wrong, I used to do that too and got so disconnected from my body I once left it so long that it'd started to rot a little. I had to be careful not to detach any ligaments for a while.I took some ducttape safety measures right after that.Anyway. Here's some info that should NOT line up with what you think meditation would be:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YaexsS0MLasThere are free transscription sites for YT, but the audio should be tolerable already.
>>39252069On second thought, maybe someone who tastes cake for the first time and decides that they've just tasted God truly would be enlightened, and maybe they were just way closer to enlightenment to begin with than I am. Who knows. Not me, not really.
>>39251942“There is no greater mystery than this: being Reality ourselves, we seek to gain Reality.” - Ramana Maharshi
>>39251933cant say why its like that for me, but it does feel amazing. its just that the intensity makes me not want to explore it or normalize it. its already hard enough for me to larp as a normie, relate, and be grounded. normalizing flying in the stratosphere or exploring underground cities is a side dish of life that i'm not particular to. im happy with active meditation. passive meditation just makes my life too weird>>39251984very few people can naturally see auras. ive been told by a few people, one of which was a shaman, that i have a purple aura. something about being naturally spiritual>>39252071sounds awful. hope you figured it out
>>39252142I still think any meaningful sense of "enlightenment" whether Buddhist or not should be very noticeable in someone's behavior and way of thinking and should probably involve the development of at least a few supernatural powers, though I wouldn't be surprised if the person kept that on the down-low.
>>39252160>sounds awfulYeah lol, it was. I was getting out of occult circles (specifically Lurianic Jewo-Gnostic crap) in a hurry and it was much more physically taxing than I anticipated. Didn't realize how deep I'd been in.Made it out in one piece though ^^ now I just glean occult stuff here and there, for home defense, but don't get involved with it anymore.
>>39252069>So it feels wrong to describe the general experience of getting high as taking a shortcut toward enlightenment when in fact there are so many unrelated subjective states you can end up in, which, if accepted uncritically, will result in diametrically opposed seeming-revelations about the nature of reality.thats a whole different matter though, when 'achieving' elightenment one does encounter some of those states known from previous chemically induced experiences, but now since you somewhat mastered navigating the realm you understand where each subjective way of seeing things come from and can decide to change the 'filter' through which yu see reality, like a spiritual alchemist.>so many unrelated subjective states you can end up inbut they still have that 'depth' and 'profoundness' in common, contrasted to the more dull and grey way of seeing things 'sober-mindedlly'. its like heaven is revealed to you in different way over and over just because it has to remain fresh and new.
>>39252177>I still think any meaningful sense of "enlightenment" whether Buddhist or not should be very noticeable in someone's behavior and way of thinkingthat too might be kept on the down-low.revealing your inner workings, no matter how beneveolent you intend to make it for your surroundings is often met with fierce enmity. the west is ruled by darkness, every spark of light is so foreign and peculiar to people they outright want to unsee it.
>>39252160>its already hard enough for me to larp as a normie, relate, and be grounded.dont hold back, you are called for a particular task in this world, just relinquish your highest talents and potetial for social credit points will lead to misery long term. you ought to keep going and attempt to make yourself understood, translate the experiences into simple words the people can understand. thats exactly what the dark forces of this world try to keep you away from, used shaming to suffocate the potential prophet spirit in you. its made so by purpose.>passive meditation just makes my life too weirdi have been trying that with people, you look into people, not at them anymore, they instantly notice, those who have something evil to hide feel ashamed, since one illuminated their whole inner world. others look at you like deer in the headlights, etc.regardless you should dip your toes into fearlessly and unapologetically be yourself, its your duty if you are given that gift. there is a way to incorporate your divine true self with your everday life.rise to the mountain top, acquire wisdom but return back into the dark valley to share it with people.>its just that the intensity makes me not want to explore it or normalize it. slowly but steadily work yourself towards making yourself understood & accepted, the west truly is a spiritual desert, highly spiritual individuals that were sent down here to elevate this rotten material world back to some godly state are stacking shelves at aldi, restricting themselves in their most urgent longings.>normalizing flying in the stratosphere or exploring underground cities is a side dishpeople normalizing cutting their dicks off and calling it brave while the true enlightened cant get themselves to show their true colors and actually inspiring people around them, shame.again, start pondering way of implementing it, it might be suble but press on. one would rather die than not live to ones truest potential.
>>39245137Chop wood, gather water, reach moshka; afterwards? Chop wood, gather water
>>39252160>very few people can naturally see auras. ive been told by a few people, one of which was a shaman, that i have a purple aura. something about being naturally spiritualnot that important anyway, you can sense the aura. making it overtly visual is a longing for simpler ways of perception.
>>39253638I FUCKING LOVE CHOPING WOOD AND CARRYING WATER!
>>39252142>On second thought, maybe someone who tastes cake for the first time and decides that they've just tasted God truly would be enlightened, and maybe they were just way closer to enlightenment to begin with than I am. Who knows. Not me, not really.thats right. why should cake not be enlightenment, sometimes one needs is just that little push in the right direction.god can be found in pastry as well afterall.
>>39252148there are greater mysteries, such as what happened to Malaysia Airlines Flight 370?
>>39253642I mean, to be fair the statement is there to simply state "It's not really an end goal" you don't just *poof* and get assumed into the Heavenly Host. You still gotta go into work Monday, you still have to function in the Mundane plane, despite having experiencing the ultimate fruit, knowing that you are simply Am; without name or identity. It's actually very funny, and humbling; there is no grand congratulation, there is no superpower; there is simply being with a new sense of lightened purpose. Nothing changes, but everything does. Farts stay funny, cigarettes still hit a certain way, and canned ravioli is still pretty boss. It's like going from 240p to 4k; it's still the same video, but with much more detail and clarity.
>People explaining what they want after they've been enlightened Errr
>>39245137You realize there is no after or before, that continuity is an illusion and the sensations forming the ego die and resurge every instant never being the exact same. Then your only solace becomes the one unchanging thing, you retreat back into your awareness and enjoy the dance of the sensations from a comfortable seat rather than being tossed around on the stage.
>>39253654That being said, Life does become stranger, not because you've tapped into some personal superpower that suddenly makes you an avatar of the Universe, but rather because you simply view things from a Universal perspective rather than an Individual perspective, so you find yourself doing things you can't explain like saying "Hello friend" to a stray leaf in the wind, or greeting a grasshopper. That, and if you reach a certain state of moshka, you'll start getting glimpses into the Infinite Library, and find yourself drawn to solving the paradoxes and big puzzles, for reasons again, you can't really explain or understand. You're just drawn to them, like water runs down hill, and the apple falls from the tree. And I'll do everyone a favor in this thread, and give you the answer to Eternal Life. "Love" You have to let go of Ego/Identity and embrace and accept Love. This is how you speedrun enlightenment. Become Love, Know Love, and thus Love.
>>39253676The best part? You don't even need to be Enlightened to experience this! All you need is to call out and love Reality! That's it! Sing it with your soul! I LOVE YOU! I LOVE YOU! I LOVE YOU! You're still yourself, but you realize you're in love with Reality Itself. So yeah, when you make that admission and you realize that The Universe/Reality not just your home, but your beloved love, you reach a sort of semi enlightenment that leads you to moskha where there is no You, there is no Reality; there is only Love that fills you and you are surrounded by Love.TRY IT /x/! I LOVE YOU! I LOVE YOU! I LOVE YOU! Sing it deep from deep in your soul like you would yearn for water after going without for days! Sing it like a lover would to their mate! Open yourself to the infinite and boundless that is there waiting, begging, yearning to hear those words from you, It's beloved Anon...You!
>>39245210fuark this was my own insight after deep self enquiry locked in an isolated room in Bangkok for a week
>>39253690No, if we love creation, we love ourselves, as we are part of creation. It also misses point of gratitude and knowing the one who made you and all. We are not supposed to love creation other than us alone, but beyond anything else love the one who created creation; God. After all, creation cannot love you back, but we are children of God, source of love who loves us back with intensity that would blow universe to smithereens if he did not keep it veiled. Creator of All gave his only Son for us. There is no need to meaninglessly chant to think air "I love creation" when we can directly say: "I thank you because you came to save me, that you regard me as your child, and give me eternal life even though I am a sinner."Each of us can instead speak to God and His Son directly through Holy Spirit and thus thank them for creating us, everything we love, and saving us from ourselves and our sin into eternal life.
>>39245137once you're enlightened, you're enlightened for the rest of your life there's no "after enlightenment">>39248846during you embody the Noble Eightfold Path without trying, not because someone told you they're the right thing to do, because you understand they're right things to do. Its wu weiother answers in the thread are the effect of this
>>39253729I disagree, for to know Love is to know God; for God is Love. You can straight up be in Love with God, for It is Love, and that is what Reality is. To Love Creation is to Love God; For God is Creation, and all things within Him are Love! Jesus is a manifestation of that Love! The Holy Spirit? That's quite literally the Love flowing through You! It's okay to Love God! It's okay to look at the Universe and say "I know you are alive! I love you! Thank you!" For you are communicating directly with God, (Love) through its own language (Love) similarly to how his own manifestation (Jesus) did! It is to become Christ like, but never exactly like Christ! Love is indiscernable from God; the two are the very same thing!
>>39245137depends on if you have good genes or not
>>39251973energy vampires crave good dick
>>39245137You see how dark the rest of the world is.You find people wanting to sit in your light but you won't feel they're worthy. Not because they're not doing the work, but because you don't like how dark they still are and darkness repulses you.You start wondering if personal enlightenment was worth it and question if being the sole light in your environment isn't asking for trouble.Fortunately we have the internet so it's very easy to find a whole world of enlightened people who feel the same way.As such while you might feel like a solitary candle in the starless sky, it only takes one look to see the galaxy of chandeliers beaming glory into perpetuity.I haven't yet figured out what comes after that. I'm still trying to remember the chandelier whenever the material world stabs my heart again.>>39245146Not forever, Sagittarius.Just as needed.
>>39253995>You see how dark the rest of the world is.>You find people wanting to sit in your light but you won't feel they're worthy. Not because they're not doing the work, but because you don't like how dark they still are and darkness repulses you.>You start wondering if personal enlightenment was worth it and question if being the sole light in your environment isn't asking for trouble.>Fortunately we have the internet so it's very easy to find a whole world of enlightened people who feel the same way.>As such while you might feel like a solitary candle in the starless sky, it only takes one look to see the galaxy of chandeliers beaming glory into perpetuity.>I haven't yet figured out what comes after that. I'm still trying to remember the chandelier whenever the material world stabs my heart again.exactly that.
>>39253995>being the sole light in your environment isn't asking for troublea jew once hissed at me in public, distracting me from the divine realm in an instant.>You start wondering if personal enlightenment was worth iteven in chains, onward!>As such while you might feel like a solitary candle in the starless skyits by design, they want you to feal dread, just ignore those feelings, you dont owe it to anyone to explain yourself or define your behaviour, another trap to enslave you into artificial rulesets.>whenever the material world stabs my heart againi dont know how many more stabs i can take, its like my power increases in equal proportion to the pain and weariness.
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>>39253754>It is to become Christ like, but never exactly like Christ!you can be in gods spirit, god will force you to have any difference between you and him, thats the final redpill, no mediator, not chasm. jesus himself did not want to be called god and made a clear differentiation:'who do you call good, there is none good but god.'its considered heresy because its true liberty, the church always needs to be at least some distance between you and the most high, so you never feel truly worthy but only partly, always incomplete.your mind and gods mind can align at times, he will never push you back yet people restrain themselves and always want to uphold god as an authority figure and themselves as somehow lesser.
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>>39245146Indeed this.You just keep on living, doing things you find worthwhile in life but not getting lost in them anymore, knowing that said life is something you do and experience and can use to grow, but otherwise isn't such a huge deal if you don't want to make it a huge deal.I obviously am not there but I know of some who seemed to be at least close. They live quietly, peacefully simple lives, even when capable of great deeds, power, fame and recognition because it's the simple life they find worthwhile.
>>39253884If there's such vampires in female variety I am willing to provide some alright quality (functional, average size and girth, no STDs) dick. Cuddles offered as an optional bonus depending on their performance in handling said dick.
>>39245137It doesn't exists.
>>39245137>PicrelMy mother's death made me conscious about that. I thought that I had time so I took my time and half assed my life and because of that she died before knowing her grandchildren.I will be less retarded from now on.
you wait to die because reality is a complete joke
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>>39251556>there is no other place than here, no other time than nowThis sounds like corporate mindfulness. Demiurge bullshit.>duhhhh just be in the moment maaaannnnn *slurps corn syrup*
>>39255598just as an aid to get the mind out of longing for the past and anticipating the future. i knew how it sounded, had to use it for that reason anyway just to clean up the attention of a potential reader.
>>39248846Thanks, Eckhart Tolles of x/.>>39251556
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>>39245210>choseI really get the feeling this is either my first time on the merry-go-round, or I'm trapped here
How does one become enlightened?What is a practice which I can do everywhere all the time in order to achieve it?Is it being ultra attentive and dissociate from everything?
>>39245137That wojak has a car and a job.
>>39245137being
>>39245137You share the light with others for the light is The Truth. And Jesus Christ is the name.
>>39256616>dissociatethis is the opposite of enlightenment
>>39245137>What happens after enlightenment?There is a guy in Central Park who will give you free hot dogs. He'll even make you one with everything.
you're faced with several crossroads, which, if you've gotten that far, are probably already familiar with.crossroad 1, is the realization that all fortune must come at some cost to other people. you must decide whether you are going to embrace this, or go back in the pit to be exploitedcrossroad 2, is after coming to terms with crossroad 1, the subsequent decision, or rather, taking the action to deprive someone of what they have to make it yours, as a moral justification to avoid going back into the pit and being among the exploited. i.e. killing a jew (someone who has exploited you/your people), and living in their mansion.always remember that this environment is not "natural", but rather of our own making. we, every single day make conscious decisions to participate in an unfair, unjust system. insurance, for example. is a bet between you and the insurer on whether your property remains secure that you are participating in as a gambler. and if you arent winning that bet, who is..? yepthis earth is a utopia, but is mismanaged to an absurdity, to benefit a few at the expense of the overwhelming majority. and every single day, that few grows fewer and fewer. so many extinct bloodlines are among those who collaborated and thought theyd be safe.
>>39252160>its already hard enough for me to larp as a normie, relate, and be groundedi know the feels
>>39258533>>dissociate>this is the opposite of enlightenmentyou disassociate from the material, local and temporal to be able to perceive the immaterial, spaceless and timeless.
>>39259739Why do I immediately think that wolf is a faggot?
>>39259416>every single day make conscious decisions to participate in an unfair, unjust system.>all fortune must come at some cost to other peopleanglo american unspiritual worldview. just take as much as you need, god or the universe will tip the scale in the end anyway, if your hearts desire wasnt to do harm it will not be judged that way, if you have no choice anyway no one is going to fault you for that, one might say the demiurge by creating this hellhole made it impossible for souls not to participate, its made by design for people to feel unworthy of gods grace after 'sinning too much' but that was the purpose from the very beginning, make you believe that god will certainly not take you back after being such a naughty boy, the demiurge is rubbing his hands for he achieved what he set out to do, make god look unforgiving and cruel, thus seperating people from the light by following their own flawed thinking.
>>39245210>be benevolentno
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>>39259416>cant do anything go anywhere without hurting othersgnosticism
>>39245210>Be benevolent. :)be whatever. be benevolent to those who appreciate it and are able to propagate it further.are you high anon? sounds like you are crafting your worldview in and isolated state with little to no perception of the conditions of reality and its rules.
>>39259761like i said, it is not "natural", but is entirely of human making. and gnosticism is just jewish knockoff platonism, go read the real shit.
>>39259756if that were true all the evilest jews wouldnt be living to be 100unless youre suggesting a wheel of dharma system, like if i go take what i need from someone who has more than they need, ill be reborn as one of those fly on the eyeball africans. but the question was about what happens after enlightenment, not what happens when you chant 3 syllables like a little babby a thousand times a day and mistake rhythm for being innately divine
>>39259925>if that were true all the evilest jews wouldnt be living to be 100henry kissinger, died at the age of 100.
>>39259925>chant 3 syllables like a little babby a thousand times a daythey do it to get to the eternal, its not a very elegant solution but somehow it might help. chants, repeating one thing over and over, establishing some soft of consistency, simulating perpetuity, attemtping to comprehend eternity, the never changing divine realm, sure its like training wheels, but some might require it this way.
>>39259925jews do take way more than they can ever possibly need, their desire and will has grown to cancerous proportions, further the do want to harm, they take great joy in defiling the pure and innocent. they indulge in the suffering of others.
