A little push
Posted: Thu May 04, 2017 8:37 am
LU is focused guiding for seeing there is no real, inherent 'self' - what do you understand by this?
It is understood that there is no real self (suspiciously and probably tho on a conceptual level). Focused guiding is seen as an amazing gift and invitation to get support through a tailored dialogue dance.
What are you looking for at LU?
Im looking for the possibility of a little extra push, to force myself to look deeper. As Ive been spending months on my own in isolation writing, reading, "meditating", questioning in confusion with at times a sense of stuckness, of not really seeing what is expected to be seen even tho Im tearing through expectations with trial and error.
What do you expect from a guided conversation?
From reading LU's books I find myself at what seems to be the gate over and over again. Through reading guided conversations in the book, guiding myself in what easily could be judged as insane roleplays (haha) of pretending to be a guide for myself in search for missed angles to attack from. Bumping into beliefs and thoughts of how "it should be" to awaken or see that I dont exist in reality. The reality of "I/me" is nowhere to be found but yet, as Im standing right there, not finding myself. Sometimes it seems so incredibly obvious and clear, something seem to not have been seen deep or clearly enough. A sense that something is missing. So what I hope, want, expect, fear, dont expect is to know, to really know. To be able to stop. Whatever that means.
What is your experience in terms of spiritual practices, seeking and inquiry?
The story goes something like this, about a year ago I stumpled upon Adyashanti and since then everything has been turned upside down. Being in my late 20s I've gone from traveling the world as some kind of newage'r chaseing women to nothing but the obsession of questioning everything and chaseing myself. 6 months ago I started reading Jed McKenna and since then I've been in some kind of limbo or depression (the closest I can compare it to). About a month ago I started reading LU's gatecrashers and Im currently in the process of reading Ilonas book. As far as practices/inquiry Ive spent alot of time especially since Jed and even more so since LU, questioning what ever is there to question, writing and writing.
Now Im here.
On a scale from 1 to 10, how willing are you to question any currently held beliefs about 'self?: 10
It is understood that there is no real self (suspiciously and probably tho on a conceptual level). Focused guiding is seen as an amazing gift and invitation to get support through a tailored dialogue dance.
What are you looking for at LU?
Im looking for the possibility of a little extra push, to force myself to look deeper. As Ive been spending months on my own in isolation writing, reading, "meditating", questioning in confusion with at times a sense of stuckness, of not really seeing what is expected to be seen even tho Im tearing through expectations with trial and error.
What do you expect from a guided conversation?
From reading LU's books I find myself at what seems to be the gate over and over again. Through reading guided conversations in the book, guiding myself in what easily could be judged as insane roleplays (haha) of pretending to be a guide for myself in search for missed angles to attack from. Bumping into beliefs and thoughts of how "it should be" to awaken or see that I dont exist in reality. The reality of "I/me" is nowhere to be found but yet, as Im standing right there, not finding myself. Sometimes it seems so incredibly obvious and clear, something seem to not have been seen deep or clearly enough. A sense that something is missing. So what I hope, want, expect, fear, dont expect is to know, to really know. To be able to stop. Whatever that means.
What is your experience in terms of spiritual practices, seeking and inquiry?
The story goes something like this, about a year ago I stumpled upon Adyashanti and since then everything has been turned upside down. Being in my late 20s I've gone from traveling the world as some kind of newage'r chaseing women to nothing but the obsession of questioning everything and chaseing myself. 6 months ago I started reading Jed McKenna and since then I've been in some kind of limbo or depression (the closest I can compare it to). About a month ago I started reading LU's gatecrashers and Im currently in the process of reading Ilonas book. As far as practices/inquiry Ive spent alot of time especially since Jed and even more so since LU, questioning what ever is there to question, writing and writing.
Now Im here.
On a scale from 1 to 10, how willing are you to question any currently held beliefs about 'self?: 10