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Richard Walker79 said:FAREWELL TO OUR JIM

Our Master Ivan has finally left us,
a man who was truly a lost cause.
He peddled all sorts of strange mysticism,
cheating on every spiritual scale and balance.

He rubbed plenty of people the wrong way,
puffed up his ego until it hit the clouds.
But now he has finally fallen,
that wicked, fake guru.

He’ll be remembered for his malice and folly,
for his selfishness and his spite.
He made so many grand promises,
yet delivered so very little.

Our master clone is gone,
and the other masters won't even give him the time of day.
He was nothing more than a passing fad,
only relevant while the spiritual sales pitch lasted.

Where are all those other legendary masters now?
The one who created them is nowhere to be found.
They have all tumbled into the abyss,
shitting themselves in sheer disgrace.

I said long ago that they were all frauds,
posers, hypocrites, and fake spiritualists.
They refused to clear their minds of nonsense,
so in the end, they simply burned themselves out.


But hey, Jim is back
bringing fresh news straight from the deep blue sea.🤣
Richard Walker79 said:Honestly, only a total nutcase spends every waking hour trying to lecture everyone else on an internet forum while their own life passes them by.
I’m over here living my best life while he’s stuck in his own head.
Keep those "expert" tips to yourself, kid. I really don't need them. Go sell that wisdom to someone else!

Honestly, you have to be insane to spend all day arguing over this petty stuff on a message board😉 😂
Richard Walker79 said:There is a massive difference between merely knowing something and truly realizing it.
Everything I am saying comes straight from my own life experience.

The spiritual crime committed by so many gurus and mystics (take Master John, for example) is that they try to sell people mere intellectual concepts.
It’s just like those people who film kisses or adult films; people watch them, but they don't actually have a clue—because they haven't actually lived through the experience themselves.

once the experience fades, all you're left with is a MEMORY... so what even is enlightenment then? Just a memory of an experience? 😂
coastalmoose21 said:So, if nothing enters a room, does that mean the room doesn't exist?
😲 😁
To hell with logic. Perhaps there simply isn't an opening through which one could actually enter the room in the first place.
Or maybe whatever is trying to get in is just too large for the space. Or some other nonsense altogether...


Who knows 😉 you try opening the door and there's just a WALL ☕
coastalmoose21 said:So, is samadhi basically like stepping into a jacuzzi?
😁
Nothing enters samadhi, nor is it capable of doing so. However, much can certainly emerge from it. Take Richard Walker79, for instance.
🤣


If nothing enters samadhi, then she doesn't HAVE samadhi.😁
coastalmoose21 said:Anyone who has truly been pulled into samadhi understands that the ego was nothing more than an illusion to begin with. They surrender the game and the pieces to "the other" with absolute joy.
Much like how you might use a hammer to drive a nail, the ego can only be countered by using the ego itself. However, while you think you are driving a nail into someone else (not necessarily someone else's ego), you fail to realize you are actually striking yourself from behind. These are games without boundaries...

Is this some kind of joke or 🙂

man, this sounds like group sex 😂
Richard Walker79 said:Once someone enters a state of pure bliss, their ego simply vanishes,
leaving behind nothing but a thousand Lego bricks.

He plays with them effortlessly,
spinning them around like a child's top.

Anyone who enters samadhi and then comes back out... ☕
Richard Walker79 said:Are they organic though? 😁

Nah, they're total junk 😂 😁
Richard Walker79 said:I am honestly fascinated by those stubborn philosophers who try to wrap their entire intellect around everything. Look, I’ve already stated my position, and that’s it—I don't lose sleep over whether I'm right or wrong. Tomorrow, I could just toss all of this aside and think something completely different. What a person thinks doesn't change reality or the nature of existence. Seriously, I could tell you right now that everything I say is a total lie and that I'm dead wrong—would that make you happy?👍

👍 😁
Richard Walker79 said:Here is today’s little Zen parable (and yes, I am still alive, you crazy cats):
A man comes across a venomous snake that is sick. He goes out of his way to heal it, only for the snake to bite him immediately after, leading to his death.

Look, I've got nothing against you😁—it was just a joke, don't take it the wrong way🙂
placidharbor7 said:That isn't really Dušan's fault; it's just the natural byproduct of realizing Unity.

This conversation is getting incredibly tangled—it's definitely not Zen.

But if there isn't even enlightenment, then what exactly is left?


Honestly, I don't think any other Master has ever displayed this much sheer self-importance as Richard Walker79 😁 !!
Richard Walker79 said:Today's Zen story:
A wealthy businessman spent his evening lying in bed, obsessively plotting all the clever business moves he could make tomorrow to grow his fortune. He was so preoccupied with expanding his wealth that he actually passed away in his sleep that very night.

But what if you kick the bucket today? Who's gonna be around to write us a new Zen story tomorrow? 😍 🙂😁
Richard Walker79 said:I am no mere teacher; I am Grandmaster Dušan! If you truly seek actual KNOWLEDGE, that is how you should address me.🙂

Do I really need to bow before I address you?

I just hope you don't start charging me for having to address the massively overrated Grandmaster Dušan.
YGRAINE: KILLER AVATAR! 👏
ambereagle642 said:nothing ever truly arrives, and nothing ever really leaves
what’s coming hasn't actually happened yet
and what's gone isn't even truly gone
whatever is on its way and whatever is fading out
it all just flows in and flows right back out
it feels like there's just no end to this cycle...

man, oh God.... 😁

But look, this whole "Anticoncept" idea is just more garbage 😁
With this Anticoncept stuff in those little mantras of yours, you can end up being so "enlightened" that your brain turns into a parrot—just repeating denials for everything you think 😁
So yeah, it's all just bullshit 😁

Overthinking is bullshit too... especially when feelings are pure and don't require all that mental gymnastics
driftingraven122 said:What exactly qualifies as "uniform knowledge"?

Just a made-up term ☕ 😛

Or whatever you call information that isn't actually information 😁
Richard Walker79 said:Let’s skip the endless debate over who’s right or wrong. Just lay out what you’ve learned. Put your insights into words, no matter how they come out. I promise, those of us who have been through it will get exactly what you mean.

1. The realization that nobody actually owns anything—not even their own body. It means we either possess everything or absolutely nothing at all.

I have this feeling that everything I ever "knew," I've always known. It just took finally "becoming aware" of those truths and stripping away the "social-religious" layers stuck in my head.😁

And I don't just mean Christianity—I mean everything: Buddhism, modern spirituality, Yogi stuff, etc. All these disciplines demand constant work to reach some goal...

Then one day, I stumbled upon a book called "I Am" from some "association" run by a woman named Germain...
It was something similar to Ramana Maharshi's "Who Am I?" but written in Western language and wasn't quite as "pure." But before that:

In the relatively "clean" books regarding "astral projection," they used to point to different levels of "consciousness": physical, astral, mental, and then spiritual as the peak...
Naturally, they claimed the spiritual level was the highest state anyone could reach.
Books about Yogi said similar things, and those local "spiritual schools" preached about the death of the ego...
Some talked about "bridges" and whatnot...
One group would say one thing was true while another said it was false—if you followed one path, you were supposedly doomed to fail. That’s how they taught each other.
Recalling all this RIGHT NOW: averaging out all that nauseating mental garbage makes me feel an indescribable sense of disgust and dread.
That trash was slowly swept away through a long process of communicating with "standardized knowledge" (John, Zen, Maharshi, etc.), though I have to admit I haven't actually finished reading a single book on the subject in my life. It was more of an "internal dialogue"—an mental overhaul, a cleaning process... sometimes it was incredibly hard, right on the edge of depression and such...
Basically, it was just uncovering what had been known deep down inside all along.
Richard Walker79 said:Let’s skip the endless debate over who’s right or wrong. Just lay out what you’ve learned. Put your insights into words, no matter how they come out. I promise, those of us who have been through it will get exactly what you mean.

1. The realization that nobody actually owns anything—not even their own body. It means we either possess everything or absolutely nothing at all.

Duckworth: There's plenty of that stuff buried in the old deleted school threads😁
And hidden in a few other topics, lost in the sea of chat😬😁
Heartbreak in Spirituality ·
Charles White11 said:Sacrificing oneself for others without a second thought,

"...there are moments when I am overcome by something so deeply ganuće that tears start streaming down my face for absolutely no reason at all. If you defend that stance—then we are on exactly the same wavelength. Personally, I equate that feeling with the Heart; when it hits me, I’d practically hand over my own clothes to a random passerby on the street just because."
(just repeating something I wrote a few pages back)

Don't go overboard... if you think helping people means crying more, you're thinking about giving too much.😉

P.S. You don't have to feel sorry for someone just to help them.😉
Heartbreak in Spirituality ·
Charles White11 said:The heart is such a complicated subject!

The kind of mother I’m talking about would never refer to her own child as some "little animal."
Anyone who has ever felt that profound, soul-stirring connection knows exactly what I mean.

And one more thing: there is no such thing as love born from fear.

Love implies a fear of "loss." 😉

When it comes to people you don't care about, you don't give a damn if you lose them.

Yeah... it isn't love because of fear, it's fear because of love.

But loving something just because it might be lost? That's nothing but surface-level stuff compared to true love.

If you love someone in a way where you don't feel regret when they're gone, then *that* is real love. 😉 Because what you're losing is your own connection, not the person themselves. 😉 😉

This might sound a bit weird—but honestly, grieving someone is really just grieving yourself.