Richard Sylvester - I Hope You Die Soon. Part 2

[AnandaShishhya]

I have a question for a "non dual person" appearing on conscioustv. I listen to all of you and literally 100% of the time, I know exactly what you are referring to. I actually answer Ian's questions before you all do and then when you give your answer it is always the same. It's like I know exactly what you all are talking about and I always have. But, and here's the weird thing, I am still partially identified with an inconcistent, transient and form based experience. I seem to be alseep...

[GeorgeGogle]

@AnandaShishhya hey, Ananda, this dream is also a part of reality. Who told you to reject it?.. these experiences are happening within this awareness/reality/being (name not important). Let them happen, why care? you feel uncomfortable? Let this feeling of uncomfortablenes be here. even it(the feeling)doesn't fall out of oneness.

[zyxquark]

It makes sense that so many therapists are involved in neo-advaita because therapy is classically described as "the talking cure" and neo advaita says you can basically talk your way to enlightenment. Of course, in my humble experience, neither works worth much of a crap but have at it. like a teacher i know once said, "when it comes to mind the only person I really trust is Buddha." amen.

[Fishpigg]

you've wrote two books about a split second event?

[11moonelf]

lol! That's how our human minds can sometimes work. & thank goodness people are sharing their experiences for those of us that find it helpful. Okay, so one of my favorites is: the longest amount of time is exactly the same as the shortest amount of time. It's kind of like a verbal mobius strip. (o: