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Hey everyone. I've recently been looking into the law of attraction and have ALWAYS been a believer (to some extent) of positive thoughts attract positive things. But, I want to ask a question only to people who believe in subjective reality. First of all, if I am the only one who is conscious you are all just a manifestation of my consciousness, right? So I created you? Lol that's obviously not true. But why would I choose (consciously or sub-consciously) for the poverty of millions of people in Africa and other places?????? Thanks |
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If we're all One, I sometimes wonder if this One decided to create and immerse in every possible kind and extreme of human experience. The question then would become 'why'...
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I don't have the answers for why you would create starving people in Africa. Subjective reality means you created it, so the answer would have to come from you. Short answer is, I don't know. The best I can do is make an analogy to a dream, since subjective reality (in my opinion) works the same way. When you have a dream, all sorts of weird things happen, some good, some bad, some funny, some tragic. I don't know WHY we create those things in our dreams, but we do. Maybe there's no "reason", they exist in our minds simply because they exist in our minds. I wouldn't suggest putting your mind on people starving though. A lot of people who start with this stuff get sidetracked because they put all their focus on the pain and suffering of others, which only increases the awareness of those things in their lives. A more effective question might be "why have I created so many people on earth who are happy and healthy and who live their lives to the fullest?" |
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It is not that you alone are real, and everyone else is a hollow projection of your ego. They are all equally as real as your ego. But all egos are a portion of Source, or God. Everyone is equally "real", and also, equally "unreal". Quote:
Reality is subjective to the REAL you. There is nothing objective, or external, to an unbounded essence like consciousness. The small portion you consciously identify with is also subjectively having experiences of its own being. There is a kind of "pseudo-objective" reality created by the consensus observation of all egos present in a given reality. But it is still given its reality by the observation of consciousness. What you experience is your conscious reality. All realities are enfolded in Source -- even the ones you consider to be "imaginary". The negative experiences exist, to highlight the positive experiences. How could you truly understand or know what light was without experiencing the absence of it? Duality is all about contrast. The contrast increases our awareness. | ||
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Ok, thank you for your insight, well my insight haha no.. I don't know. Please tell me how you choose to manifest your reality different from the countless drones out there (I say countless drones right now because of my current situation as a university student, I sometimes feel I am the only one that's alive) But then again the countless drones all have their own lives and stories, they just havn't tapped into them true selves? It makes more sense when you say everyone is not just a projection of my thoughts. Because that would mean I control them, which clearly isn't true. But that also means reality is subjective to the individual right? So if it's subjective to me, I should be able to bend the laws of physics " There is no spoon" Can you? Can anyone? P.s I still don't get the poverty thing in regards to subjectiveness.... who would choose to live that way?? They are their own selves so why must they suffer so? | |
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When you feel GREAT, you are tapped in and turned on to the connection with your source. This means you not offering contradictory thoughts in relation to your desires. When you feel really down in the dumps, it means you have separated yourself (by what you CHOSE to focus on) from your inner source of love, wisdom, and power. So you see, its just matter of focusing on the positive rather than the negative. The only thing that stops anyone from doing anything is their own beliefs, desires, thoughts, and intent. When those all congruent, reality manifests. Quote:
The closer you get to your original being, which is the Source level we spoke of earlier, the more power and influence you have over a given consensus reality. Quote:
Why did YOU choose that? [questioning stare You see, most are not aware of what they really are. They don't realize they have a choice. If one is not aware of choice, then one does not HAVE a choice, for all rights and reasonable purposes. You only have free will to the extent that you are aware that you do. All suffering is the result of ignorance. But don't use the idea of "suffering" to disconnect your from your Higher Self. From Source's perspective, ALL things are positive -- even the things YOU have come to believe are negative. This takes a while to really grok and understand. It's all just a cosmic game, anyhow. Consciousness puts itself to sleep so that it can enjoy the delicious process of reawakening again. To know that which it is, it must know that which it is not. You couldn't experience the sensation of growth if you didn't first experience the sensation of ignorance. You inherently know everything, so the illusion was necessary. | |||
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So in what way are you living poverty and suffering? Resolve that and watch poverty and suffering in "others" resolve, too, just like looking in the mirror. | |
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There is both objective reality and subjective reality. True objective reality is most likely unattainable, although as we become more conscious we move closer to this. Every person has their own subjective reality. You don't control them. But with practice you may be able to control yourself, your own subjective reality. The idea of subjective reality is a tool to control your life more. |
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From the perspective you're using, each person has their own separate consciousness. In subjective reality, there is only One consciousness, of which the person you normally think of as you ("Light Reality") is an aspect, and so is "Angela" and so are all the other aspects of One Consciousness. Last edited by Angela; 01-19-2010 at 03:34 PM. | |
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It's not possible though, we all have different thoughts, lives, ideas, dreams. One person doesn't govern the lives of others, if that were so I wouldn't choose there to be any poverty. Or I wouldn't choose 'manifest' a guy to get beaten up and mugged on the streets one night. Different people being 'aspects' of ONE consciousness I sort of understand. But everyone being separate is just something that is unavoidable. My personal consciousness (which everyone has, call them thoughts or not) won't effect the lives of someone half way across the world. Unless there's some universal attraction, which I also get. | |
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You can know a lot about subjective reality without ever shifting your perspective, if you want to. If you want to shift your perspective, however, I'd start by letting go, temporarily, of believing your thoughts are The Truth. Believing your thoughts are objectively true is an excellent way to keep yourself firmly rooted in your current perspective. Don't worry; you can always have your old perspective back, if you want it. If you'd like to practice moving freely among perspectives, loosen up your perspective-shifting muscles, try the Spinning Ballerina. | |
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My perspective was shifted a while ago thankfully hahah. Out of the mist so to speak, now I've been thrown back in ... I don't belong in uni.. anyhow yeah after a while I could make the ballerina turn at will within a second. Cool stuff. Thanks for your support. Last edited by Light Reality; 01-19-2010 at 08:24 PM. | |
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You're not making the ballerina turn at will within a second, you're making your perspective shift at will within a second. | |
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I have a very "clear" and simple explanation for subjective reality, and this is what I tell everyone when I start talking about it: You can't comprehend anything outside of comprehension, can't be conscious of anything outside of consciousness, can't experience anything outside of experience. Both "subjects" and "objects" are ways of comprehending, we are conscious of them insofar as we may even call them "subjects" and "objects," and they are aspects of our experience. Okay, I normally don't even explain as much as that. But it means that reality as you comprehend/experience/are aware of it is subjective, and that is the only reality you will ever know and therefore the only reality that matters as far as you are concerned. Once you become conscious of it, it concerns you. It is part of your consciousness. My question to you is: why would any other reality matter? Should a beetle care about something it will never, ever in any way whatsoever comprehend or even be aware of? Should you? The ambiguity only comes when you start thinking of your consciousness, and therefore your reality, as something outside of you. The very concept of reality is created by you. There is no point of neutrality in the universe which we may call totally objective reality, for the moment we call it something it is subjective, it is projecting from our subjectivity, our vantage point. This is similar to Einstein's theory of relativity. Basically, it just means that thoughts are our only way of knowing reality. If it is not a thought, it is not known. |
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Well, I'll say it again... every night when you dream you interact with all sorts of people who appear to have their own lives and their own motivations. In the dream, you experience them as "real" people. And sometimes you experience bad stuff in those dreams too. Stuff you would never actually "want" to experience. Every night we experience a world full of people with lives of their own, sometimes the interactions are good, sometimes not. Sometimes the events are good, sometimes not. Yet, the entire dream world is our unique creation. The dream world IS subjective reality. If we have this ability when we "sleep", is it such a bizarre idea that it could extend to the world we experience while "awake"? The model for comprehending subjective reality is already there. Next time you wake up from a dream, take a moment to consider the vast worlds you created while sleeping. |
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I understand that. I'm a big fan of lucid dreaming and have been doing it for years, occasionally. The DREAM world is subjective yes.. so you're telling me you can do whatever you want in your waking life like in a lucid dream and control your environment and defy the laws of gravity? | |
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I was originally commenting on your worry that you would create starving people in Africa. My point was that in your dreams you create such things all the time. Yet we don't torture ourselves wondering why it happened. We say "it's a dream" and that's usually the end of it. May I ask you how you came to be interested in Subjective Reality, and the Law of Attraction? In order to learn about something, you must be open to understand it. In several of your posts I see "not possible" "blatantly untrue" come up repeatedly. You seem to be coming at this from the standpoint that you already don't want to believe it. Last edited by cylon; 01-19-2010 at 06:32 PM. | |
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Hi LightReality, Unfortunately, I am not a believer in subjective reality. But one thing I can tell you is that you did not manifest starving people in Africa. Nor did you manifest child molestation on reserves in Canada, genocide in Bosnia, the attacks on the World Trade Center, ect. I agree that it's not good to focus on the negative but it's also important to realize that it is happening to real people. It might be happening to "those people" or "over there" but it is happening. I know I come off strongly in these posts and let me explain. My wife is from Bosnia and fled the war, leaving everything (friends, family, her home) behind. Subjective reality and intention-manifestation is great if your not the one starving in Africa or getting shot at in war. -Tim |
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Everything that happens to another happens to you. Everything. Because in subjective reality, you are everything in existence. It's not like there is this weird dream world, and you are the only real human being, walking around it. You're just as much as an illusion as the other people are. No one is actually "real". The only thing that is real is the awareness underneath all of that, which is the one awareness that creates everything. For people first learning about SR, I would go over Steve's articles on SR again, because you want to get past the concept of solipsism (ego creates reality), which is the perspective many assume is SR (consciousness creates reality). Here's an article on that very topic to get you started: Subjective Reality Simplified Last edited by cylon; 01-19-2010 at 06:45 PM. |
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cyclon I don't mean to be so close minded to SR lol. In fact I'm a very open minded person, which is the reason I made this topic to find out more from more than 1 person. I became interested in it.. I don't know a point but always have been. I'm 20 now maybe since I was 16 ish.. I just knew there was more to the day to day living of the everyday person, which wasn't the nicest environment to be in sometimes living in a grubby city. The above poster pretty much summed up my views and wanting to understanding more on SR. "I agree that it's not good to focus on the negative but it's also important to realize that it is happening to real people. It might be happening to "those people" or "over there" but it is happening." As I said in my original post I understand the law of attraction but when these negative things are happening to REAL people in my reality and yours I find it hard to accept this is due to the manifestation of my consciousness. |
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Have you read any books on LOA or anything like that? I'm just curious how you found yourself here on our humble IM forum. I never even heard of SR until I had been here a long time, it's not covered in any of the LOA material I've read. Stuff like it, but nothing that says "subjective reality". Why are you so sure they are REAL people? Why did you put it in uppercase like that? Seems to me this topic is causing you a lot of frustration. Last edited by cylon; 01-19-2010 at 07:09 PM. |
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I once witnessed a drunk woman give birth to a FAS baby. That baby will never have a chance at a normal life, if this individual survived the night. I never found out. My sister is special needs and is treated differently (in a negative way) because of it. Who manifested that? Additionally, talk to a social worker about the atrocities they deal with sometime. You'd be shocked. Unfortunately, none of these people can wish away their problems, no matter how hard they try. I'm sure Anne Frank hoped and hoped and hoped that the Nazi's would go away (that is if she wasn't a fabrication). Some of them get lucky and move into better circumstances (my wife for example). Others don't (special needs people, fetal alcohol syndrome babies). Anyhow, that's my story. | |
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