How can someone become a genius
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SeekerOfWisdom
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Your right practicality is needed, "better than a thousand words is a single act". Must use knowledge to take action of some kind, even if you discover the correct action is non-action.
Re: How can someone become a genius
Yes. It seems that within the continuum of form, a dimension in which the awareness of you and I exist; perpetual, on-going, situationally-based awareness of how intent gets bushwhacked on its journey from mind to action, or non-action, has a purifying effect. The purification reveals what separates idea from form.SeekerOfWisdom wrote:Your [sic] right practicality is needed, "better than a thousand words is a single act". Must use knowledge to take action of some kind, even if you discover the correct action is non-action.
So from this, logic qualifies intent into dualism, or the continuum of form in which all things pass. Intent dualistically breaks down into the intent of life, and the intent of death.
In a static analysis that attempts to freeze the continuum like a snapshot, logic says that undistracted awareness, clearing the road between the intent of death and the manifestation of that intent, is a purification. It is not.*
The logic for why it is not? Death is an illusion, illusions cannot be purified although the journey between intent and action, or non-action, can be made more efficient. Death is an illusion because although a particular form may die, that form continues on within infinite potentiality, accessible by mind as either an ideal, or an example, according to conditions. And what of that awareness that once perceived via the form? What happens to that awareness that you are?
That is the question, isn't it. What happens when the body dies.
Logic and traditions offer possibilities for contemplation. Does awareness require form to exist? Within infinite potentiality the answer is no. Within infinite potentiality all exists, whether perceived or not perceived, whether imagined or not imagined.
When the idea is the intent of life, then efficiency that serves to unblock the separation between intent of life and action is in fact a purification, whereas with the intent of death that efficiency is simply delusion influencing not only comprehension, but perception. Why? Because intent of life is based on empirical and logical evidence of reality, life. Empirical and logical evidence indicates that death is delusion.
Since infinite potentiality encompasses all, does it not encompass the delusion of death? The answer is yes.
Consider that unblocked awareness is the view from infinite potentiality, encompassing form but not limited by the blockages of form.
*Snapshots of the continuum do exist. Words of wisdom made in the past, that is, once words are uttered or thought, are snapshots, and instantly relegated to infinite potentiality, to be given form when conditions permit.
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Kunga - thats all - you cheap whore!Kunga wrote:Send me 108 Million dollars and I'll give you 108 specific steps :)settfire1234 wrote:What are the specific steps needed to become a genius
Another word with little value do to the "image" it conjures. Too arbitrary to be of real worth, and overused.
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SeekerOfWisdom
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Don't over complicate it too much, death is nothing more than an illusion as you pointed out, as is the body and self, all concepts that require a past or future to exist are delusions, appearances and nothing more.
Experience is eternal because there is no such thing as time, the idea that this message was written after my last message is based on the appearance of things happening in order, on the appearance of change, when in reality the only reference of time is through imagining a past or future, these imaginings are new experiences of the moment, everything is happening at once.
Akin to staring into an infinite cloud or body of water, all forms existing at once in what is formless, anything can be seen, attachment to form is like seeing a dragon in the cloud then following that dragon changing, the idea that you have seen this after you saw my last message is all based on delusion.
This won't be understood while thinking. I transcended time upon reaching my last epiphany and realized I am not subject to reality, reality is subject to me, to us, and I am it, I have control, it has control, I have no control.
I don't think I'll be here much longer, I'm either going to be thought crazy or everyone is going to take what I say and explain it again wrongly, I'll write a short book, it'll write a short book.
When you are free from doubt and delusion then you have found wisdom and eternal life.
Experience is eternal because there is no such thing as time, the idea that this message was written after my last message is based on the appearance of things happening in order, on the appearance of change, when in reality the only reference of time is through imagining a past or future, these imaginings are new experiences of the moment, everything is happening at once.
Akin to staring into an infinite cloud or body of water, all forms existing at once in what is formless, anything can be seen, attachment to form is like seeing a dragon in the cloud then following that dragon changing, the idea that you have seen this after you saw my last message is all based on delusion.
This won't be understood while thinking. I transcended time upon reaching my last epiphany and realized I am not subject to reality, reality is subject to me, to us, and I am it, I have control, it has control, I have no control.
I don't think I'll be here much longer, I'm either going to be thought crazy or everyone is going to take what I say and explain it again wrongly, I'll write a short book, it'll write a short book.
When you are free from doubt and delusion then you have found wisdom and eternal life.
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SeekerOfWisdom
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In the same way that movement is an illusion of sensation, as is change, formlessness does not change.
Causation, time, aging, memory, death, thought, awareness, expansion of awareness or growth of consciousness, individuality and separation, body, self, brain, birth, more delusions.
If you want to be given everything you must first give everything up, they say.
Causation, time, aging, memory, death, thought, awareness, expansion of awareness or growth of consciousness, individuality and separation, body, self, brain, birth, more delusions.
If you want to be given everything you must first give everything up, they say.
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SeekerOfWisdom
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I forgot to name the greatest delusion of all, intellect, I often wonder cahoot, how do you complicate nothing so well? It comes through
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Intellect is A-ok, though if you attach to it, it may own you to the point of obsession.SeekerOfWisdom wrote:Your [sic] right practicality is needed, "better than a thousand words is a single act". Must use knowledge to take action of some kind, even if you discover the correct action is non-action.
Consider emptiness, infinite potentiality, integration, action.
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I've had complete and unsurpassed realization only recently and finished today, I now fully comprehend, a taste son, for you only
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To spice it up, say it in six, though that can often be affectionately heard as both complicated and boring! ;)SeekerOfWisdom wrote:I've had complete and unsurpassed realization only recently and finished today, I now fully comprehend, a taste son, for you only
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SeekerOfWisdom
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The truth stands brother, you already know the truth in what I had said
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Dennis Mahar
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John,
Coming from a desire to coach opens up a possibility of a failure to be coach or a failure to have coaching happen.
Is there a fail-safe method?
That means there's a desire to coach.I don't think I'll be here much longer, I'm either going to be thought crazy or everyone is going to take what I say and explain it again wrongly, I'll write a short book, it'll write a short book.
Coming from a desire to coach opens up a possibility of a failure to be coach or a failure to have coaching happen.
Is there a fail-safe method?
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SeekerOfWisdom
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If you have what you believe needs to be heard and you keep it silent you have nothing but doubt and insecurity regarding your ability to succeed in your heart.
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Dennis Mahar
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It looks like you are saying there are causes/conditions.
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SeekerOfWisdom
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There is one uncaused cause and you are it, I have realized great things dennis, the secret lies in realizing when you are asleep you are in a timeless awareness of everything but upon re-attaching to particular form you only have faded memories related to this form, fragments from eternity which appear non-nonsensical or as if they were happening in order when in reality at the time of each form it made perfect sense and it was being lived like your whole life time(like following a certain shape in an infinite cloud, all forms are being followed at once, but desire for form dissipates after time and you get tired and return to the realm of nothing and everything at once)
The key lies in realizing you could turn off your eyes, shut off form, before you had eyelids. You cannot grasp this while holding onto the delusions and accumulated speculations of what is, empty your mind from thought and the truth should resonate in you.
The key lies in realizing you could turn off your eyes, shut off form, before you had eyelids. You cannot grasp this while holding onto the delusions and accumulated speculations of what is, empty your mind from thought and the truth should resonate in you.
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Dennis Mahar
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Why?The key lies in realizing you could turn off your eyes, shut off form, before you had eyelids. You cannot grasp this while holding onto the delusions and accumulated speculations of what is, empty your mind from thought and the truth should resonate in you.
delusion and enlightenment have no essence and depend for their existence
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Enlightenment is liberation from delusion, from ignorance, the second you get rid of all knowledge except the ignorance of your knowledge you understand beyond what can be described with reasoning. In other words, when there is no dust in the way, there is nothing to cloud your vision.
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Dennis Mahar
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ineffable silence.
its empty and meaningless that its empty and meaningless.
its empty and meaningless that its empty and meaningless.
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SeekerOfWisdom
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Yes silence, silence with vision, vision is what can be brought out
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"Wakefulness is the way to life, the fool sleeps as if he were already dead but the master is awake and he lives forever." -Buddha
"Whosoever drinketh of this water shall thirst again: But whosoever drinketh of the water that I shall give him shall never thirst; but the water that I shall give him shall be in him a well of water springing up into everlasting life." - Jesus
"Whosoever drinketh of this water shall thirst again: But whosoever drinketh of the water that I shall give him shall never thirst; but the water that I shall give him shall be in him a well of water springing up into everlasting life." - Jesus
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come to play?Yes silence, silence with vision, vision is what can be brought out
participatory?
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SeekerOfWisdom
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Let me guess, queenofthedamn?
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SeekerOfWisdom
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A genius is. aka "be".
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'Be ye therefore merciful as your father in heaven also is merciful'
Jesus
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SeekerOfWisdom
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:)
"What are you doing more than others, if you greet only your brothers? Do not evil men also do this?" - Jesus
"What are you doing more than others, if you greet only your brothers? Do not evil men also do this?" - Jesus