Author Topic: Precognition of the Heart and Mind, an interesting article....  (Read 1219 times)

anthropisces

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"You believe yourself to be in the world, but the world is projected through us"- Nisargadatta Maharaj

If this thing that goes around calling itself "I" has a projector function then it might make sense that what is soon to be projected is first sensed.

Jed McKenna

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The word 'projector', while often used is a little misleading, at least in my experience.

All the world you see is a creation of your mind, in a real sense the world simple 'is' within you. Where does it go when you sleep? And, why do you need to sleep?

Much love and stay healthy,

Jed.

anthropisces

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One first creates everything in his mind and then sees what his mind has created- Ramana

But its not as if I understand this thing about the mind creating.


Jed McKenna

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Who said you were supposed to understand 'it'? Do you enjoy a movie and then spend days thinking about the location, the cast, the story line, how the stunts were performed, what was CG and what wasn't?

Wasn't the purpose of the movie to entertain you? Perhaps you will learn something from it, but if it's not entertaining in the first place, why bother watching it?

Much love, Jed

Kati

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Hi Jed,

It’s been a long time since I’ve been lurking on the forum. Comments below this topic got my attention. I got urge to write here, but now that I’m doing it, nothing seems to come out.

For some time now, my reality has been kind of unreal. Everything appears as real, but somewhere on the backround I feel and in a way know that it isn’t happening. It’s difficult to explain. Couple months ago I slipped on mud and hurt my left wrist. It didn’t fracture but there was some tissue damage all over, so it got hurt pretty badly. I’d say that the state of my mind was the same before and after the accident, which I find interesting, not that it matters. There was just the reaction “oops” and “seems it got hurt badly, I have to go to the ER”. I told about my “unreaction” to my sister and she thought I was in a shock or something, but the state of my mind or the feeling just didn't change after it either. I don’t know why I explain this, I guess it was some sort of example of things appearing as real but not really happening.

For a while back I stopped, I guess I lost my “what’s next”-gene. I lost interest on thinking about stuff, I knew it didn’t lead anywhere and were just bs anyway. All of this feels like it’s happening in this consciousness and that’s all. I’m aware of things in the future, but they don’t feel real and are just like tiny dots in my consciousness. I don’t feel past as real at all. I forget very fast stuff that has “happened”. At times things feel more real, but yet on the backround there's a humming that tells me nothing is happening.

I guess this was some sort of attempt to explain the movie I’m at.

Love,
Kati

Jed McKenna

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Sounds like a good gene to have disappear. Now, keep an eye on friends who want you to worry. Expect the 'You're not the same' line, or certainly you must be concerned about COVID (Covid Derangement Syndrome).

This dream can always us another adult, so stick with it.

Much  love, Jed.