"If you could say anything to the entire world, what would you say?
That's what I always wonder on social media. My audience on here is the world, not anyone specific, because ultimately everything always comes back to everyone, since we are all Oneself. At relative times, yes, we care about less than the all for relative reasons, but the absolute always returns to all. Even our relative actions are always subconsciously wanting to wriggle their way back into the light of the public eye. We all want everyone else to see things the way we do. So what is it we are ALL trying to say?
Though it seems not everyone can ever truly hear us, our individual vibration always has a ripple effect on the entire ocean, no matter how subtle.
What is it that we want to be heard? What vibration do we want to put out? What is important? Does it even matter? The only "concrete" answers I find are paradoxes. When focusing solely on left or right, black or white, it doesn't hold water, but paradoxes tie together both sides. The only real guidance or wisdom is in their fundamental neutrality.
To put it another way, I feel like what matters most is sharing the idea that nothing matters at all, because this would liberate everyone, and yet I'm saying it as if it matters.
There is nothing that NEEDS to be said, and that's all I WANT to say.
In observing this paradox, I feel that paradoxical being is in fact the most interesting and powerful thing we could talk about... It is the most revolutionary idea possible. It is that fine line that bridges saying with not saying, doing with not doing. It is like the event horizon of a black hole, where what lies beyond it can no longer be described or understood with words. It is the furthest that words can take anyone before you must simply do the work yourself. The paradox acknowledges both sides of duality simultaneously and melds them into one.
What is funny, though, is the paradox never existed, and this is the greatest paradox of all, because a paradox is the idea of things agreeing even though they seem opposite, but this is simply how everything is. Nothing has ever disagreed with each other. That is the illusion.
What is most important? What is most important, it seems to me, is that we learn to understand nothing is important.
This is the idea that will liberate us. This is what turns it all inside out and right side up. Once you realize it's true from above, that nothing is important and that it is all make-believe, you will find that we simply made up the idea of importance. Because we made it up, it does "exist," as much as anything else "exists" at least. But all of that existence is simply an effect still rippling out from a previously believed cause. You will find that your lower self is running a noscript in duality where things ARE right and wrong and where things are important and other things are not. Yet from above, the idea of importance is totally made up, and though your relative self will tell you how important things are for relative reasons such as survival or whatever, the absolute self knows that existence itself is a belief and it doesn't "matter."
When we dream at night, we usually forget we are dreaming and we believe it is real and we believe we must do something or accomplish something. But we only believe this because we forgot we are dreaming. If we could remember we are dreaming while we are dreaming, we would realize how silly it is we thought it was real. We would realize we could actually dream up and imagine anything we want at all and have any kind of experience, and that ultimately we would dream what we want for fun. That is exactly what is going on while you are "awake."
You forgot we, collectively, are God, and your individual self does not actually exist, because nothing is actually separate.
That's what I always wonder on social media. My audience on here is the world, not anyone specific, because ultimately everything always comes back to everyone, since we are all Oneself. At relative times, yes, we care about less than the all for relative reasons, but the absolute always returns to all. Even our relative actions are always subconsciously wanting to wriggle their way back into the light of the public eye. We all want everyone else to see things the way we do. So what is it we are ALL trying to say?
Though it seems not everyone can ever truly hear us, our individual vibration always has a ripple effect on the entire ocean, no matter how subtle.
What is it that we want to be heard? What vibration do we want to put out? What is important? Does it even matter? The only "concrete" answers I find are paradoxes. When focusing solely on left or right, black or white, it doesn't hold water, but paradoxes tie together both sides. The only real guidance or wisdom is in their fundamental neutrality.
To put it another way, I feel like what matters most is sharing the idea that nothing matters at all, because this would liberate everyone, and yet I'm saying it as if it matters.
There is nothing that NEEDS to be said, and that's all I WANT to say.
In observing this paradox, I feel that paradoxical being is in fact the most interesting and powerful thing we could talk about... It is the most revolutionary idea possible. It is that fine line that bridges saying with not saying, doing with not doing. It is like the event horizon of a black hole, where what lies beyond it can no longer be described or understood with words. It is the furthest that words can take anyone before you must simply do the work yourself. The paradox acknowledges both sides of duality simultaneously and melds them into one.
What is funny, though, is the paradox never existed, and this is the greatest paradox of all, because a paradox is the idea of things agreeing even though they seem opposite, but this is simply how everything is. Nothing has ever disagreed with each other. That is the illusion.
What is most important? What is most important, it seems to me, is that we learn to understand nothing is important.
This is the idea that will liberate us. This is what turns it all inside out and right side up. Once you realize it's true from above, that nothing is important and that it is all make-believe, you will find that we simply made up the idea of importance. Because we made it up, it does "exist," as much as anything else "exists" at least. But all of that existence is simply an effect still rippling out from a previously believed cause. You will find that your lower self is running a noscript in duality where things ARE right and wrong and where things are important and other things are not. Yet from above, the idea of importance is totally made up, and though your relative self will tell you how important things are for relative reasons such as survival or whatever, the absolute self knows that existence itself is a belief and it doesn't "matter."
When we dream at night, we usually forget we are dreaming and we believe it is real and we believe we must do something or accomplish something. But we only believe this because we forgot we are dreaming. If we could remember we are dreaming while we are dreaming, we would realize how silly it is we thought it was real. We would realize we could actually dream up and imagine anything we want at all and have any kind of experience, and that ultimately we would dream what we want for fun. That is exactly what is going on while you are "awake."
You forgot we, collectively, are God, and your individual self does not actually exist, because nothing is actually separate.
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