Channel Questions and Answers (Nonduality)

Channel Q and A with "already this theme." Thank you for your presence here, beloved. 😅🙏💖

[@julianshort3499]

❤🙏🌟Thanks Leela 🔥🌟💞

[@leelamuse]

You are so welcome 💖🙏🪷😇

[@BFrank-qi1gq]

Thanks Leela!🎉

[@leelamuse]

Thank you, Pai Mei! 🤗💖😅🔥

[@denise1176]

❤🙏

[@leelamuse]

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[@Dussmasterzero]

You really have a good voice for this. Very peaceful ✌️ ❤

[@leelamuse]

Thank you! 💖🙏😊

[@BrianBentley-zl6xv]

Listening to the first question, for myself, heart-soul, allow for a perception that some define as depth, I don't think that all things are to be appreciated, but the soul keeps the depreciation from becoming a complex of poor decisions

[@BrianBentley-zl6xv]

But, also, it doesn't help make good decisions, it is offering a clarity among decisions, which might be yet another decision that needs to be rationalized past the mechanics of good and bad

[@BrianBentley-zl6xv]

I admire when curiosity comes in a question and doesn't really expect an answer. Then receives a story of experience with expectations that doesn't kill curiosity with an end all answer, and curiosity continues

[@leelamuse]

Yeah. In my humble opinion, people mean different things when they say words, especially loaded ones like heart and soul. So, it's difficult to discern what others are pointing to. Heart could mean devotion, some type of love, compassion, or allowing of emotions. Soul, I think, is commonly used for a continuation of consciousness after the body perishes or perhaps over many lifetimes. I'll be the first to admit that I don't know what happens after physical death. Most nonduality speakers say nothing happens after death, but how the hell would they know that. 😄 Even if there is a soul or continuation, it doesn't mean that it's an actual entity. Here we seem to be, living and breathing now, and no one is actually doing that. We are being lived by life now and forever. In that way, there is only life and no actual soul. That's my story, and I'm sticking to it. 😇💖🙏

[@BrianBentley-zl6xv]

@@leelamuse what I think happens is an information syndrome when words have to be applied, in order to have conversation of what don't really have a word, but was a perspective from observation that was exempt of definitions, that's my guess and I have to stick with words, also. I only have my guess answers from people guessing that a squirrelly haired fool like me might know something about what defined terms means. Meaning, that I never advertise, because I just wouldn't know what I was selling and always think that words are free, and cost seems to be bound to the value being placed upon something unknown, maybe, I am just kind of in the middle of the contemplations of dynamics of sharing information which seems like some kind of trilogy of a spectrum of perceptions

[@leelamuse]

Yes, it is so beautiful that we have language and curiosity, even more so when it is all seen to be empty of meaning. It reminds me of a child's game, very playful and without a purpose. The amount of joy and sorrow I found in open-ended questions seemed endless for a time. Then the system broke, and questions aren't asked for me anymore. When others ask, I find it very sweet, and a compassion arises for the story that 'answers could be found'. Like being 5 years old and looking out the window at the stars on Christmas night, imagining the magic of Santa, believing and hoping to see a glimpse.