The World Needs Time to Exist

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[@jeffatkins1691]

Time is what's doing it for me. It is so obvious now that time is an illusion. Thank you so much my friend!

[@pberech]

Extraordinarily powerful. Thank you.

[@Loganworthw]

Hi Angelo! I know this is a long comment but I can hopefully get an answer from you. I had a taste a month or so ago, very blissful, very self validating, and from then on I find myself in the deep shadow (saw your video about it), I have all the symptoms you describe, but I'm not in deep stage realization, I still feel like this character. Is this normal? I know you can't predict this process, but it's so tough. Do you have any recommendations? You say when you are in the deep shadow your work is done in this unbinding process. Should I just look at it then, or should I continue to inquire and meditate? Please, be sure to answer. Thank you!

[@lynnhunter4493]

🙏🙏🙏

[@Ballsmasher69420]

Oh yeah man, I tried this new inquiry yesterday "where is the place where my problems don't exist?" and it points me to an actual world and not the mind world and there actually are no problems at all, just immersion in the experience. I love this, I want this to be my primary experience if that's possible, I want to play life as if it's a game meaning be inmersed with what's in front of my face. When I'm playing a game like RPG I'm focused on what's going on and I'm playing, exploring, doing fun things, not being lost in the reflections of the world in the game character's mind. That world is also very releasing, because what's wrong there? Nothing. The problems of the matrix are not there, so even the body relaxes physically when being released from them. I can't wait to be fully released from that. It sucks so much that I'm in that place and things are great, but the moment I get out or I wake up out of sleep I enter this mind world and I'm like "gosh here we go again with this...", it's so exhausting and heavy...

[@mateocardo8382]

Thank you.

[@SimplyAlwaysAwake]

You're welcome!

[@alfreddifeo9642]

❤🙏🎯👀

[@oldblindbroad7938]

If I put a cold cup of coffee in my microwave and set it for a minute, a minute later my cold java is now hot. That feels like I directly experienced time. If not, what did I experience?

[@BoundlessJon]

When the coffee is warm, the cold coffee is only a thought. It has no basis in reality. The past and future will only exist in thought, time will only exist in thought.

[@qualqualie1518]

Surprised that video was almost 8 minutes long. Funny how that happens

[@alexhansen6648]

Ya I get that time is an "illusion". The past and future exist only as thoughts in our mind. The present is ungraspable. That's good and all but even though time as we conventionally think of it doesn't exist, change does. Isn't time just a measurement of change? Change is always happening. It's the one eternal constant. So yeah, time doesn't exist, but change does. And we will all die. Our bodies will change and decay. So sometimes I don't understand how this idea that time doesn't exist creates openings for people. Because when we talk about time what we're really talking about is change. And change is very very real. Impermanence is the only permanence. And what even dies anyway? The ego can't die, it never existed in the first place The soul, Self, God can't die. They were all fabrications of the mind. They never existed. But this meat suit with its ability to think, taste, smell, hear, touch, and see will definitely die. The physical sensations were all we ever really had and those will be gone when the body is gone. Sorry for the rant. I'm somewhat playing devil's advocate. Nihilism is a bitch at times 😂

[@alexhansen6648]

@@cautionupaheadthank you

[@geovaniraffaelli4508]

In buddhism impermanence or change is only a skillful perception that we are encouraged to train that fosters letting go, but it is wrong view to consider it an ultimate truth or arriving point. The truth of things is that they're neither permanent nor impermanent, dependently arisen and empty of inherent existence. Concepts such as a "meat suit" that somehow possesses the ability to do all these thinks really start to fall apart when you begin pondering about and meditating on them with the lenses of emptiness, and from that freedom arises. If you're interested in learning to see reality from this freeing perspective check Rob Burbea's stuff. His "metta and emptiness" retreat instructions and his book "Seeing that frees" are a pretty good.

[@notoddbuttoddwho2550]

Wanna make GOD laugh? Tell him your plan ;)