originally posted by: dragonslayer83
You said, you recognise that nothing, beyond yourself, can be known as certain. Is this like the philosophy of Solipsism where you only know you exist
and everything everyone else can not be real or is possibly not real or exist.
A fear that I have is severe social anxiety. When it comes to the body, I'm working on controlling my urge to binge eat.
What form or brand of spirituality do you follow. If someone were to ask you, how would you respond.
I appreciate the help, not many people will volunteer to help someone out, spiritually speaking.
No, as I stated in the other post,
This is not to be confused with solipsism, which posits that everything else may not be real
The initiate understands everything outside of the primary truth to be as real as their own self, if by nothing else than them being a necessary part
of your own identity
Everything around you determines your reality
The body of the world around you, is the external balance of the body within you
Therefore, everyone within the world, need be as real as the cells within your body
Solipsism is a shortening of the primary truth, which negates consideration of how such truth relates, outside of what we perceive as self
Within understanding that the world, is an extension of what we consider to be self, we appreciate that others are most likely, a phase variable of
our own mind
As real as you are, to this world. As the world is, in reflection to them
Think of it like this
If the world OUTSIDE, is the opposite of the world INSIDE your body
Then the bodies of other people are like the opposite, to those opposites
They are just as real as you. If only because they are a reflection of truth, within that which truth (yourself) reflects upon
Even if it were to be considered that they are nothing more than a way for your own truth to process itself, within the external body of the world
...
You would still need to respect them to be as real, as you would consider yourself to be
It is a difficult rope to walk this one
To ascend your form out, to being that which is equal to the world itself. At the same time as you take into consideration the need to humble yourself
as equal to everyone else
It is a struggle which can take many years to balance, in how you visualise it
Just take it slowly
I often consider people within this world as those "who do not really exist". But during initiation, it is a dangerous consideration to mess with
Only because it has the potential to destroy meaning within the things we do in this world. If there is no one to do it for, or do it with
It is an important consideration during ascension, but only because you have developed the tools to weigh the reasons by which, considering the
validity of another's existence would be important
It comes together within your ability to visualise cyclic manifest reality, propagating outside of our linear perception of time
People who appear to have come to be, for no other purpose than to teach you a lesson, you are also able to reconcile, against them being precipitated
by events and choices you made within your life
By which ... It could be objectively said, that you only exist within this world for them, as much as it would seem that they exist only for you
To begin with, just know, that they are indeed as real as you are in every way
Regardless of whether you can ever know it to be certain, as you do with the only knowable truth of self
If you are lucky, during initiation, you will go through processes that teach you to understand things like remote viewing
Where you align with another persons body and soul, outside your own body and soul
This experience, is like waking up on another persons body. As real and as fluid as if you woke up on your own. So you can see, hear, feel, taste,
smell, touch
You can even share their thoughts and emotions
This is where training yourself to look inwards and outwards at the same time, becomes necessary
Because whilst you are in "communion" with these people, you are able to think as both them, and yourself simultaneously
It takes some practice, and generally only lasts as long as it takes for you to have some type of conflicting thoughts to "unsync' you with the
person
But the benefit of this experience, if you come to go through it, is that it gives you a first hand understanding that others around you are most
definitely as real as you are
As real in "truth" as the primary truth
Through these experiences, I was able to understand principles about this world and reality, that science today does not understand
Things that nobody else on Earth knows
Such as, the way women and men see, is slightly different
I've viewed the world through womens eyes, and it was like looking at the world through a much flatter and wider perspective
Like looking at the world from inside of a window. Where as men look from just outside the window
I had the displeasure of trying to park a car as a woman. Not an enjoyable or easy thing to do, within their shallower, but wider depth perception
I have much more respect for them, after trying
When I look down a hallway as a woman, the depth of detail, and understanding of "how far away" things are exactly, was nowhere near as good as a
man
But ... I could see a much wider field of vision of things "all at once", than as a man
When I returned to seeing as a man, if felt almost like looking through tunnel vision
Which I think is why men often find it hard to find an object that is right next to them, that women find easily
Because we see things within a long, deep focus. Whilst they see things much shallower, but with a greater width to see 'whats around'
Anyways ...
My point is, that until you have experienced some of these types of things, which most people do not even know are possible, you need consider
yourself as the only knowable truth
Everything else is relative
You need first need move inwards, removing all blockages to define yourself
Then through this, you can start to move outwards, to define the layers of the world which exist around you
Lastly ...
With your eating ...
Begin by controlling "what" you put into your body, as more important than how much
Overeating, or binge eating, vegetables and salad, is far better than candy or fast food
Look at what you are putting in first
Then work on how much you are putting in
Eat a mountain of food, if that is what you are used to
You can work on bringing this down slowly, just as with everything else which takes time to adapt
As long as you pick better foods for that mountain
If you are trying to quit drugs, alcohol or smoking, get as much red meat and vegetables as you can, to help your body rebuild damaged tissue
The choices of what you eat (at least to begin with) are more important than reducing how much you eat
Once your body is used to eating good and healthy foods, over less healthy foods ... Then you slowly bring down how much you eat
People make the mistake of trying to adjust their bodies intake to both things at once. Healthier foods and less of them
This sets you up to fail
Because it is easy to slip back into old habits, if you feel do not feel full and satisfied
At first, it might suck eating mountains of vegetables to fill you up, instead of a burger
But eventually, your body will adjust and accept it
Hope this helps for now
edit on 24 2 23 by Compendium because: Corrections