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Jed McKenna

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Re: Life after death
« Reply #30 on: January 20, 2018, 06:48:47 pm »
Drug induced realization often make sense... but only when one is high.

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Re: Life after death
« Reply #31 on: February 01, 2018, 04:13:33 pm »
I have a question about the breath.
You have talked about learning how to breathe correctly as being very important and in forum posts you often mention breathing. I've also read a book or two about the subject myself. My sense is that the essence of this is to let go of any breath-holding patterns and allow the breath to take its natural course. For me, I found that as I continue to drop aspects of Me I simultaniously get rid of the accompanying holding patterns, not just with the breath but also in the rest of the body, muscles that had been tight for years have become soft like jelly, without ever stretching them. Because of this I've been looking at breathing as kind of a non-issue because the less I become the more uninhibited my breath gets. But I also remember you being quite adamant in Book 3 about learning to breathe and studying different material on it etc., and you made it seem like a sort of seperate undertaking one should invest their time in. So my question is, if there is anything else I should do other than just relaxing?

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Re: Life after death
« Reply #32 on: February 09, 2018, 03:06:04 pm »
Important question: Do things like "the brain doesn't produce enough dopamine" go away when the respective sense-of-self falls away, in other words should I even bother adressing something like or will it take care of itself?

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Re: Life after death
« Reply #33 on: February 13, 2018, 04:14:21 am »
You breathing thingy is just fine.

Regarding you dop production... who cares? All of that is in the dream. Nis didn't care that he smoked bedees all his life and died of throat cancer... it had nothing to do with him.

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P.S. Further, until you realize that too is illusion, but do it anyways cause you aren't there yet.

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Re: Life after death
« Reply #34 on: September 01, 2018, 04:21:11 am »
11:11 again. I see it more often. I don‘t think it means anything tho. I read or heard somewhere that it means something and that is the sole reason that it keeps appearing. I mean, not that I throw any other possible meaning out the window, but I just don‘T think it is worth thinking about. The only question I keep coming back to is: What do I want? Progress seems to be made with this question, but it is very slow. The suffering seems to diminish with this question, but very little. Am I stuck in some sort of loop of fooling myself? Or do I just have to power through? Will the question fail to produce an answer eventually, which will then free me from all of desire entirely? Or will i just keep doing this, always thinking that I‘m almost there, just hang in there a little longer…..

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Re: Life after death
« Reply #35 on: September 01, 2018, 06:50:12 am »
...just a little longer....

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Re: Life after death
« Reply #36 on: June 01, 2019, 04:41:06 am »
Hi,
Is it possible to achieve human adulthood, if in your heart of hearts you don't really want it? If yes, how can I make myself want it in my heart of hearts? Is there anyway I can speed up the process with a conscious effort? Or are the people to which it happens just incredibly lucky and there is nothing I can do other than wait and hope that one day it happens?

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Re: Life after death
« Reply #37 on: June 01, 2019, 05:44:24 am »
Hi there:

T/R is something that one can actually sit around and do nothing and have it arise... just poof... and I call that a ''divine accident''. However, H/A is quite different. I won't happen without some work, input, study, etc. Just wishing it will happen is a complete waste of time. H/A can be learned, and while it can also pave the way to an easier divine accident, it is no guarantee of one reaching T/R... a better and easier life, yes.

If one has achieved H/A then transitioning into T/R is much easier for all concerned, friends, family, etc. What people really want is a better dream and that is the main focus of H/A. Taking all the trash you carry around with you out... is an excellent way to improve the quality of your human dream world.

Please write me at navigatorseries@gmail.com and we can discuss further options.

Love ya, Jed