Enlightenment

The following summarizes the overall intent of the author on the material presented at justperception.net and these videos:

There are a lot of articles audios and videos on the site which would fit into the theme of these quotes above. The overall advice being for one to look to scrutinize intent, remove any and all blocks to keep one from divesting the dreck caused by unexamined thought and identification with ego, and to allow life to lead one directly at each moment -- and not the other way around, which is futile (and the exact opposite of what is going on anyhow). Enlightment is probably not what you are looking for -- at least not Enlightenment in the manner (and with the traits, circumstances, and perks) that it has most likely been defined to date in your search so far. What you have heard descriptions of, in comparison to the truth realization that is discussed here, in all likelyhood are two totally different animals. And the reality of the One could not be more different from the rhetoric of the other if it tried.
The no-self descriptions in particular are not being held up for any sort of direct emulation or for striving toward in a literal sense. No-self, in actuality, is only a partial pointer. And despite the viceral reality involved with, paradoxically, living with no-self, that pointer does not describe what remains, what IS, as a result of the direct discovery of no-self, (or rather, the re-discovery of what was always the case). "No-self reflexiveness" is a version of that pointer which is perhaps closer since, along with pointing away from what is not, it also includes a hint of how that is seen past. Through seeing beyond faulty conditioned self-reflexiveness (to the human) in order to encounter one's true base identity in the first place. If it were merely "no-self" -- period, without what remains -- 'you' would not "want" that condition in the first place if you had any idea what it entailed anyhow. Those write-ups are there to try and help to make that point as clearly as possible. They are also provided, perhaps for those who may have been set up by the universe on that trajectory regardless, to serve as a set of guideposts that were encountered on this end -- no more, no less.
Figure out where, and what, you are truly being led to. Perhaps what you may be 'seeking' is not Enlightenment -- spiritual truth realization -- in the first place, (not that there is a choice in what one does anyhow, ultimately).
The majority of the articles are aimed toward giving advice to those who are 'seeking', on a 'spiritual path', who may not yet have a clear idea what or why they are motivated to seek in the first place. This has been done with the aim of perhaps helping visitors to uncover some of those motives and therefor be a little more clear about the terrain one might encounter in such an endeavor.
Be honest with yourself at all times.
Why are you on your 'search' in the first place?
Where is this drive coming from? What is the cause?
Where is it that you are trying to go? And why is it that you are 'trying to go' anywhere in the first place?
Ruthless honesty with yourself -- scathing, uncompromising, take-no-prisoners honesty -- is essential, no matter the destination one is being moved toward on this pathless path.
Take or leave anything that is said here with a grain of salt.
Instead, strive to find out what is going on, directly -- for yourself.

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