Falling into reality
Posted: Wed May 15, 2024 5:51 am
LU is focused guiding for seeing there is no real, inherent 'self' - what do you understand by this? There is only raw experience unfolding, no experiencer. Feelings, thoughts, sensations arise and pass with no doer at the helm. I is a lie.
What are you looking for at LU? Freedom! The truth. A mirror to reflect back what ‘I’ am unable to see at present. Accountability to go the distance, no matter what.
And perhaps soon a community of other former seekers to dance the next dance of existence with.
What do you expect from a guided conversation? To reframe or support in discovering what is still elusive after reading and doing the exercises from the LU book and the Gatecrashers book.
There is absolutely a process happening now and perhaps it will come to fruition on its own but the ‘I’ has been very slippery in recent days so it feels appropriate to call in the support system that is offered here. It is like the climax of a movie, and it would be a real shame not to get to experience the denouement at this point.
What is your experience in terms of spiritual practices, seeking and inquiry? This answer has been deleted three times now just before submitting so pardon the brevity…
Seeker since childhood, there was always something that seemed missing when watching others experience the world, and a continual question about what is the point of existence.
There was a profound experience as a teen in an auditorium of people, feeling each individual breathing, then merging into the space where I could feel and become the entire space and each being in it, an experience of oneness. This was followed by an intense process of seeking to experience THAT again, and after many many years it is now almost able to be called in on demand, or at least with regularity.
Books were consumed, tons of spiritual books.
Recently pursuing non-duality teachers. Some self inquiry exercises.
And most recently after some tragic events an experience of dissolving into nothingness, blackness, the opposite of the everythingness. This was no less profound. Since then the inquiry and study/seeking has been all consuming.
These experiences are not what is being sought here, just to be clear, only to provide context.
On a scale from 1 to 10, how willing are you to question any currently held beliefs about 'self? 11
What are you looking for at LU? Freedom! The truth. A mirror to reflect back what ‘I’ am unable to see at present. Accountability to go the distance, no matter what.
And perhaps soon a community of other former seekers to dance the next dance of existence with.
What do you expect from a guided conversation? To reframe or support in discovering what is still elusive after reading and doing the exercises from the LU book and the Gatecrashers book.
There is absolutely a process happening now and perhaps it will come to fruition on its own but the ‘I’ has been very slippery in recent days so it feels appropriate to call in the support system that is offered here. It is like the climax of a movie, and it would be a real shame not to get to experience the denouement at this point.
What is your experience in terms of spiritual practices, seeking and inquiry? This answer has been deleted three times now just before submitting so pardon the brevity…
Seeker since childhood, there was always something that seemed missing when watching others experience the world, and a continual question about what is the point of existence.
There was a profound experience as a teen in an auditorium of people, feeling each individual breathing, then merging into the space where I could feel and become the entire space and each being in it, an experience of oneness. This was followed by an intense process of seeking to experience THAT again, and after many many years it is now almost able to be called in on demand, or at least with regularity.
Books were consumed, tons of spiritual books.
Recently pursuing non-duality teachers. Some self inquiry exercises.
And most recently after some tragic events an experience of dissolving into nothingness, blackness, the opposite of the everythingness. This was no less profound. Since then the inquiry and study/seeking has been all consuming.
These experiences are not what is being sought here, just to be clear, only to provide context.
On a scale from 1 to 10, how willing are you to question any currently held beliefs about 'self? 11
