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Old 12-18-2011, 02:52 PM   #85 (permalink)
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My cognition is of late...that I find it darn near impossible to speak beyond my own personal experience.
Get used to that.

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Meaning a lot of spiritual or metaphysical discussion is redundant to me if it involves belief.
Yes. I've been shedding beliefs for a while now. I still apparently have some very deep, very subtle ones (they keep popping up to be addressed so they can be released), but for the most part, I mostly just have "best guesses based on current assessment of perceived experience" to go on. Happily, that seems to be enough. And the fewer beliefs I have, the more fluid my reality is, so it's all good.

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I wonder just what am I doing in a spiritual forum if I have no inclination to argue the toss over ego, nonduality, oneness etc. I simply realized that there is osmosis happening in these environments whether we are aware of it or not, a sharing is taking place. It is this level of understanding that interests me more so than mind interaction.
So beautifully stated. I know exactly what you mean.

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The accumulation of data is certainly very helpful but can be a restrictive process depending on the functionability of your mind. Realization through experience breeds an intuitive knowing that when recognised is absolute in its integrity.
I collect data now in the same way that I collect rocks. I like rocks, always have. I find them interesting. They're all unique, and some are really beautiful, and some aren't so beautiful but are still interesting. So I collect them. Same with knowledge data. It's interesting. I like to collect it. And while some of it is pretty darned sparkly and interesting, in the end I know that it's just like collecting rocks.
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