Quote (TidsL @ Jan 31 2016 05:42pm)
Haha. I did, actually, but you were the one choosing to go in here and complain, so why do "you" bother? And it's not mine, nothing belongs to "me"
:D Ask yourself, who is it really that is bothered? And who decided to klick this thread more than 3 times? Was this a concious choise, or habitual and almost automatic without much space at all? Were you aware of your self while doing this? While writing that? While reading this?
This is no such "hippie dippie" thing, it might seem like religious ideas and that's why I posted it here, but this is more simple than simple. It's beyond that, yet something that seems difficult for the mind to accept and grasp, because there is nothing to grasp, no effort to make. It's about pure beingness and awareness of the made up identity, what is the self? where is the "I"? What is aware of the sense "I am". What percieves this awareness? Does your mind present you with an image of yourself? Do you believe yourself to be this image? or feeling? Then what preceded it, what observes the awareness of this idea of self?
What are you beyond identification with all imagination, all thoughts, all beliefs, all self image. What is always there, effortlessly still, silent, unchanging?
Kind of like what Eckart Tolle is talking about, but I find Mooji being more clear and direct.
Why do Eckart Tolle folks always have strange avatars/signatures?