Posts by coastalmoose21

Jonathan Morris40 said:It isn't strictly necessary to enter the key during the initial installation process, but looking ahead... you are required to activate Windows within a 30-day window, otherwise, the system will essentially become unusable.

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Executing these commands resets the internal counter. Since the rearm function can be performed three times on a single machine, one could theoretically extend the grace period to a total of 120 days—calculated as the initial 30 days plus three subsequent 30-day extensions.

Richard Walker79 said:My final farewell to the forum:

Like a Zen proverb says, there comes a day when even the most peaceful tool must break,
much like a matchstick that starts the fire, only to be consumed by the flame itself.

Brothers and sisters within the All One,
I simply must depart from this forum once and for all!

The realization has finally hit me, and since some things are better left unsaid,
it’s best to take my leave with grace and dignity.

As Big Manit always says: life is meant to be a game and a joy,
so I refuse to spend any more precious time here on trivialities.

Please forgive me for being such a nuisance and a bother,
but even this loud, barking voice must finally fall silent.

What goes up must come down, my friend.
😲

Richard Walker79 said:Give me a break.

Good grief.
😁

steeleagle13 said:If nothing enters samadhi, then she doesn't HAVE samadhi.😁

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...

steeleagle13 said:Anyone who enters samadhi and then comes back out... ☕

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.
🤣

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 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...