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  1. Curious to hear your thoughts about autism? What is it? how does it occur? 

     

    Non duality suggests that we already are one and aren't seperate & people who are autistic generally tend to understand things 'differently' to 'normal' people.. 

     

    Trouble reading social cues & just different traits in general.. to someone who is not autistic. 

     

    I don't much about it so interested to hear peoples thoughts on this subject? 

  2. Thought i'd start a thread on where people share their best enlightenment analogies. Or even if you've come up with your own. Anyway, feel free to share what you have heard or even come up with. 

     

    I'll start, a few of my favourite are from Rupert Spira's one on where someone is so immersed within the content of the movie when in fact they forget and overlook there true nature which is actually the screen.. 

     

    But yeah, feel free to share yours! 

     

    Looking forward to seeing what you guys come up with 

  3. Beyond the veil of duality,

    Lies a realm of unity,

    Where all is one, and one is all,

    A state of pure divinity.

     

    In this realm, there is no right or wrong,

    No good or bad, no weak or strong,

    Just a oneness that pervades it all,

    A symphony of life's sweet song.

    Non-duality is the truth we seek, The realization of our true mystique,

    To see the world with open eyes,

    And break free from our ego's disguise.

     

    So let us shed our dualistic views,

    And embrace the unity that imbues,

    For in the end, we are all one,

    A reflection of the same shining sun.

  4. 59 minutes ago, Phil said:

    Billy Elliot.

    The Pursuit of Happiness.

    Philadelphia.

    Old Yeller (especially if you’re a dog person)

    And Forrest Gump. Not sure everyone would see this one that way though. 

     

     

    @Phil  I'll check those out thanks, a great app to track movies is also called, letterboxd if you're interested. 

  5. 1 hour ago, Devin said:

           I have never understood the way the term depression is used, long period of sadness or melancholy or lack of interest right? How do you describe it? Even though most people would have called me depressed, the term makes no sense to me, and it seems harmful actually.

    @Devin

     

    Well for me, it was thought loops continually appearing but going unnoticed. What changed things is when I started doing self-esteem stems and gratitude journaling. And of course moving out into my own place. 

  6. I wanted to make this thread as I am interested to hear everyones opinions on whether you think we are positively progressing as a human species. Such as being more conscious when it comes to enviromentalism, the health of the planet, jobs etc.. 

     

    Also a concern is A.I. Who thinks that A.I will eventually end up taking peoples jobs? 

     

    I personally think that we are going to be going into very different times within the next 5 years as technology is progressing at an incredibly rapid rate. I hope it is for the good rather than bad. 

  7. 30 minutes ago, Mandy said:

    n is for noun and c is for circa, so 600 years ago the word depression was used as a term is astronomy. Meaning the angle that the star is below the horizon, the star is known to exist but cannot be seen from that perspective. 

    @Mandy

     

    Thanks for that. Still finding it somewhat confusing though. Exist, where? and from what perspective? How does this relate to depression? 

     

    I don't understand what you mean when you say the star is known to exist but cannot be seen from that perspective.

     

    The Horizon is the line where the sky meets space, right? 

  8. 48 minutes ago, Mandy said:

    The etymology of depression is my favorite ever. 

    depression (n.)

    c. 1400 as a term in astronomy, "angular distance of a star below the horizon,"  https://www.etymonline.com/word/depression

    @Mandy

     

    Hmm I don't really quite understand it. What does (n.) mean? 

     

    Also c.?  I cannot quite figure the quote out also. 

     

    I find a lot of these words hard to comprehend as I have never really heard of them before. 

  9. On 3/29/2023 at 8:07 AM, Blessed2 said:

    If the destination is peace, can the path be of distress?

     

    If the destination is joy, can the path be of pain?

     

    If the destination is happiness, can the path be of suffering?

     

    If the destination is freedom, can the path be of limits?

     

    If the destination is eternity, can the path be of time?

     

    If the destination is ease, can the path be of effort and hardship?

     

     

    It can be whatever you want it be

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