Philosophy and the Matrix: Return to the Source

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[stingyringpiece]

hopefully one day we will know !! and hopefully some of it in my lifetime

[4micaman]

@stingyringpiece IMO, these are mostly questions that only the individual can answer for themselves. I did momentarily look at your channel and noticed, you are indeed on that quest. Here's to the journey we 'find' ourselves on... Namaste!

[stingyringpiece]

@4micaman good comment!! thanks for the response, i was prompted after suffering a traumatic time and a paranormal experience which left me confused scared the hell lout of me, it worked though. After conversing with open minded people with good attitudes like yourself and a few utube video's i think i have "some" perspective. Now it fascinates me, my views lean towards the quantum sub levels, but there has to be some spooky vision with it!! your thoughts would be welcomed on any matter :)

[4micaman]

@stingyringpiece Part 1 - It's good to hear that you've worked through the trama and paranormal event. On many levels, I can relate for sure. For me too, it all can be traced back to the quantum level (infinity and beyond to borrow a phrase). The problem humans face, as I sense it, we're eager to 'find' answers and search high and low for them. Several gurus I've gleaned info from suggest that we make it way more difficult than it really is, or should be.

[4micaman]

@stingyringpiece Part 2 - I can repeat comments such as; 'You already have all you need, within yourself' 'If we can really understand the problem, the answer will come out of it, because the answer is not separate from the problem.' 'Freedom from the desire for an answer is essential to the understanding of a problem.' And, one of my favorite quote is 'I maintain that Truth is a pathless land, and you cannot approach it by any path whatsoever, by any religion, by any sect.'

[4micaman]

@stingyringpiece Part 3 - Now, to completely shoot my own foot off, Jiddu Krishnamurti also believed and said this *drumroll* 'A consistent thinker is a thoughtless person, because he conforms to a pattern; he repeats phrases and thinks in a groove.' After watching hours of his videos and really contenplating on his words it makes so much sense.

[4micaman]

@stingyringpiece Part 4 - If one were to ask me for one piece of advice, I'd have to say; "Just be present in the moment, good or bad, and accept it for what it is. No more or no less. All that matters is this very moment, right NOW."

Alan Watts does a fabulous job at explaining my intentions written above. /watch?v=J8aIYX0TKxQ

PS. We're all for open dialogue with like-minded people. Feel free to inbox me here on YT - any time. I may need to do the same sometime. ॐ

[wagfinpis]

all these great people had one thing in common, they had realized such a pure and unshakable truth that they were willing to die to share it. we now live in a time were we could if we wanted feed every one on the planet, offer free education to all on the planet, in short if it was our will we would not need leave any one behind. in the past this was not as possible and would've greatly challenged our ability to be harmonious. with the teachings and resources we have today it is much easier.

[wagfinpis]

i see a big point missing in all this. we have had many great people in our history that have shared understanding, ways, and idea's that are on a higher order, more peaceful, or that free us up. we have had many great people who have lead the way and died. it was almost as if no one heard or understood them in their time, though they were given consideration for how exceptional they where.

[ephraim033]

Good