The choice is yours . But is it really your choice?

Just curious. How much time in your real life is "Real" and how much time you spend emulating in your day to day life? Who is controlling the narrative? Who sets the values? Your brain? The Media? The urge to fit in? When did we lose contact with ourselves? Just curious if you can honestly answer these questions.

a reply to: Nairda
None of it as you are controlling the narrative. This life you are experiencing is a scripted event you planned for and incarnated into to advance your soul growth. You control everything; no more tears or excuses.

a reply to: Nairda
Which? All of the above and so much more. Honestly.

originally posted by: vethumanbeing
a reply to: Nairda
None of it as you are controlling the narrative. This life you are experiencing is a scripted event you planned for and incarnated into to advance your soul growth. You control everything; no more tears or excuses.

Absolutely spot on. We come into life with a life plan and then execute it the best we can. At the end of the day we reincarnate to work and learn about ourselves and the world around us.

originally posted by: vethumanbeing
a reply to: Nairda
None of it as you are controlling the narrative. This life you are experiencing is a scripted event you planned for and incarnated into to advance your soul growth. You control everything; no more tears or excuses.

-If you don`t have a plan you become a part of somebody else`s plan-

Terence McKenna.

originally posted by: vethumanbeing
a reply to: Nairda
None of it as you are controlling the narrative. This life you are experiencing is a scripted event you planned for and incarnated into to advance your soul growth. You control everything; no more tears or excuses.

What about the other people in our lives as we are living/experiencing it? Do they really exist as separate beings or they simply an extension or projection of the narrative I've created? Is it all just a dream or is there a true "stage" upon which all of us play out our parts as scripted by ourselves?

Either answer begs an awful lot of further questions...n'est pas?

a reply to: Nairda
There is no individual doer of thoughts or actions.
There is no I.

Einstein stated that the field is the sole governing agency of the particle.

originally posted by: Nairda
Just curious. How much time in your real life is "Real" and how much time you spend emulating in your day to day life? Who is controlling the narrative? Who sets the values? Your brain? The Media? The urge to fit in? When did we lose contact with ourselves? Just curious if you can honestly answer these questions.

The purpose of our lives is to experience greatness. When we experience greatness it brings us closer to the feeling of what it would be like to experience God's infinite beauty, perfection, and completeness. Although real greatness only lasts for a few moments, it's worth living for to experience. Everyone is drawn to the experience of greatness, that is to experience even a sliver of God greatness, right up to the moment we die and we get ot experience it in its fullness.

If you are not experiencing greatness then you are not fighting dragons, monsters, and demons:



All meaning in our life comes from this hero's journey into and out of the darkness.

originally posted by: Metallicus

originally posted by: vethumanbeing
a reply to: Nairda
None of it as you are controlling the narrative. This life you are experiencing is a scripted event you planned for and incarnated into to advance your soul growth. You control everything; no more tears or excuses.

Absolutely spot on. We come into life with a life plan and then execute it the best we can. At the end of the day we reincarnate to work and learn about ourselves and the world around us.

Some of us face more difficult problems than others on purpose so there comes a point we are no longer overly confident ourselves. We then become grounded and speak from a place of humility, knowing our limitations exist, we then understand who we really are and the nature of challenges people face.

a reply to: Nairda
Everything is one... everything simply just happening.

originally posted by: Itisnowagain
a reply to: Nairda
There is no individual doer of thoughts or actions.
There is no I.

Einstein stated that the field is the sole governing agency of the particle.

Oh there is most certainly an I, but there is nothing to define it once we become an ID.

You spend your entire life layering onto yourself slithers of things, that in total, make you who you think you are. Every day, you are different, ever so slightly to the day before. 10 years ago, were you the same you that you are now? In 10 years to come? no.. every thought, every action, reaction, encounter, changes you.. with a subtle intricacy.

We are still, within, that same I, that was born. Before life. The I, ME, the same thing that cried for comfort, food, safety... we know that I, when we're at our lowest, when we scream "I WONT DO THAT AGAIN!" and when we come full term and are at the edge of the doorway between blue skies behind us, and that emptiness, shimmering, before us.

We lose our ego, our ID, and we return to the I... we return to that from where we came.. into the soul.. the essence.

There is indeed an I... but it's lost in the muck of life we think is so important.

Is there a difference between your real life being real and your day to day life?

How do you differentiate between the two - it would require a comprehensive knowledge of having a split personality wouldn't it?

Only a jealous natured person would want to emulate another after all imitation is suppose to be the highest form of flattery.

And flattery is defined as INSINCERE praise/imitation to further ones own interests.

The individual controls the narrative.
Individuals are either sincere or insincere and the insincere get lost in there own stories loosing control of reality.
Colloquially refered to as psychotic or bi-polar.

No external source sets the narrative as - you can lead a horse to water, but you can't make it drink.

originally posted by: dfnj2015

originally posted by: Nairda
Just curious. How much time in your real life is "Real" and how much time you spend emulating in your day to day life? Who is controlling the narrative? Who sets the values? Your brain? The Media? The urge to fit in? When did we lose contact with ourselves? Just curious if you can honestly answer these questions.

The purpose of our lives is to experience greatness. When we experience greatness it brings us closer to the feeling of what it would be like to experience God's infinite beauty, perfection, and completeness. Although real greatness only lasts for a few moments, it's worth living for to experience.

Seen as you bring god into this, nothing could be further from the truth.
Actually god wants us to be humble, loving, helpful to others. This is suppose to be the "purpose of our lives" - the pursuit of greatness is hardly a connection to god but rather likely quite the contrary.

a reply to: Itisnowagain

If we are talking quantum reality, then everything affects everything else.

He soon found a curious problem: Assuming a static, uniform distribution of matter, the field equations of relativity Gμν=−κ(Tμν−12gμνT) gave a null solution for the case of the universe at large.

physicstoday.scitation.org...

A null solution! Is our reality then null and void? lol

originally posted by: Nairda
Just curious. How much time in your real life is "Real" and how much time you spend emulating in your day to day life? Who is controlling the narrative? Who sets the values? Your brain? The Media? The urge to fit in? When did we lose contact with ourselves? Just curious if you can honestly answer these questions.

Where do your decisions and choices emanate from...and why? Know yourself.

“Whatever we plant in our subconscious mind and nourish with repetition and emotion will one day become a reality.” – Earl Nightingale

These relate to formed opinions of yourself (“I’m not ok”) in your childhood. These thoughts are reinforced in your subconscious mind. These relate to experiences when you were embarrassed, thus creating a “Not OK” opinion of yourself. You naturally want to forget these things since they invoke unpleasant memories. Your conscious mind removes them but your subconscious mind has them stored. Such memories form your subconscious pain points.

www.tonyfahkry.com...

a reply to: InTheLight

As above so below.

'Is reality void?'
What is appearing as form is empty.....

originally posted by: Riffrafter

originally posted by: vethumanbeing
a reply to: Nairda
None of it as you are controlling the narrative. This life you are experiencing is a scripted event you planned for and incarnated into to advance your soul growth. You control everything; no more tears or excuses.

What about the other people in our lives as we are living/experiencing it? Do they really exist as separate beings or they simply an extension or projection of the narrative I've created? Is it all just a dream or is there a true "stage" upon which all of us play out our parts as scripted by ourselves? Either answer begs an awful lot of further questions...n'est pas?

I have thought about this. Those people (supporting roles in your drama) volunteered for this duty you asked them for. Of course they would accept because an eternal soul can be in many places/circumstances at the same time; this being just one of them. Your narrative is their narrative as well. This script is tight; so perfect as to scheduled outcomes you would not believe.

originally posted by: Itisnowagain
a reply to: Nairda
Everything is one... everything simply just happening.

Everything is ONE [individualized] simply just happening simoultaneously. YES! (I love you).

originally posted by: dfnj2015

originally posted by: Nairda
Just curious. How much time in your real life is "Real" and how much time you spend emulating in your day to day life? Who is controlling the narrative? Who sets the values? Your brain? The Media? The urge to fit in? When did we lose contact with ourselves? Just curious if you can honestly answer these questions.

The purpose of our lives is to experience greatness. When we experience greatness it brings us closer to the feeling of what it would be like to experience God's infinite beauty, perfection, and completeness. Although real greatness only lasts for a few moments, it's worth living for to experience. Everyone is drawn to the experience of greatness, that is to experience even a sliver of God greatness, right up to the moment we die and we get ot experience it in its fullness.

If you are not experiencing greatness then you are not fighting dragons, monsters, and demons:

All meaning in our life comes from this hero's journey into and out of the darkness.

Demons, monsters and dragons are all in the mind.
Honestly what is there?

The separate self needs to be some thing..... hero or victim. But what if the separate self is found to not exist?

a reply to: Nairda

As you stated it I think it depends on whether you have contact with yourself.