We are the same entity. we don't have these limits. I love you

[orange floyd]

my friends dad said "that is quite debatable"
and my friend (his son) goes "Just like christianity"

monotheism is a cosmic misunderstanding and hindrance to enlightened thinking, motion, spirit, and consciousness.

"we are all of one consciousness, experiencing itself subjectively
there's no such thing as death, life is just a dream and we're the imagination of ourselves...heres tom with the weather."

bob marley, although kinda was monotheist, sung this which is more accurate:


"one mind, one heart
lets get together and feel all right
one love, one god
let's get together and feel alright"

*replace god with cosmic consciousness or generic equivelant*

yea i smoked like an 8th of some SIIICK bud

then i took the last gram, put it on two crackers with cheese (i put a little more on mine) and then cooked it and ate it. now im pretttyy fucked upppp.


and i like it!

i am in an enlightened state of being and ther is a christmas tree in front of it.


ah hah hah
ah hah hah

here is a mantra i often chant, while deep in enlightening meditation:

"There is No Quarter in the Forter"

that shits ill.

confucious say,"man who fart in church, sit in his own pew"



Fear is a sense in your mind...

Reaching out to embrace the random
Reaching out to embrace whatever may come..

Ride the spiral till the end, it may just go where no one's been
Spiral out...keep...going


just some of my thoughts, and my opinion is that that religion "Moderism" that the kid made up on this forum, is pretty good and i think there's a lto of accuracy to it...

peace

[mrdevious]

I'm surprised by the number of possitive, and understanding posts here. That and I'm glad my thoughts were expressed coherently enough to understand during my journey:stoned: . You all clearly have your own wisdom within you, sometimes it's just a matter of piecing it together. I wish you all the best of luck with that.

But of course, there's no such thing as enlightenment in a pill (or tab) either. I can honestly say my thought processes regarding my ability to accomplish my goals, have remained in this state and kept me on the right track. It's like riding a bike now, no matter what mind-state I end up at, I can't forget what I learned from the experience.
But, as I was saying, there's no instant-nirvana pill. As I learned yesterday, a sudden and prolonged bought of intense neurological pain can turn the best mind into a complete asshole. I learned my lesson from my journey, but nobody can learn them all in one sudden experience.

I can honestly say though, that it forced me to rip the negative influences from my subconscious and acknowledge them. At least now I have a better understanding of why my personality goes to hell sometimes, and I didn't realize before just how big a role physical pain has played in that.

[chris420]

I have noticed that many of the new people I have met in the past six months or year have begun in a sense to live life very much in an existencial manner, having grasped the virtues of the foundations of life and divinity: love, harmony and humbleness. I think we are becoming much more aware about the dynamics of living a life of spiritual growth, its like if our next step in evolution is already manifesting itself into our everyday views on life. This always has its exceptions depending on the way the individual sees and lives his life and most of all depending on his will. Im afraid to say that this might still be a minor experience due to the follies of the contemporary human being and his plastic self indulgences.

Much peace and love to you all