There Is A Way Of Seeing The World Different. I Write About Responsive Naturing, And Inner Spontaneous Sound Meditation — Two Facets Of One Objective: Opening A New Path Forward Towards Eco-Survival.
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There is an important update to my article on The Great Responsiveness Meditation of Avalokitasvara and Buddha Shakyamuni — in fact, that of all Buddhas. You may be interested in the specific instructions that I have added, as well as clarifications and other additional material. Those who follow Tibetan Buddhist Dzogchen,
Discussions
The matter of consciousness is our cognitive limitation to understand the problem. Many do not see a problem, for all is matter, they say. Carlo Rovelli has decided to make the point clear: your soul is a material, not spiritual, aspect of your being, so there is no 'hard problem' of consciousness.
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The Phrase ‘Hard Problem Of Consciousness’ Didn't Originate With David Chalmers In 1994, Although The Tag Line Did.
Meditation
There Are Two Paths: The Inner, Using Inner Spontaneous Sound; And The Outer, Using The Intelligibility Of The Appearances.
Meditation
‘Happiness’ Does Not Exist, But There Is A Way Out Of Suffering That The Buddha Once Taught And Everyone Seems To Have Forgotten.
Naturing
The Need For Levels Of Consciousness Is Due To The Extant Understanding That Only Material Interactions Matter.
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A Concise Explanation Taken From "The Landscape of Consciousness" Taxonomy Project of Robert Lawrence Kuhn's "Closer To Truth" Channel.
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This theory presents reality as an inseparable whole in a way that you have never seen. The 'hard problem' of consciousness is not about consciousness. It's about our restricted view.
Unsaying
But not all synchronicities are simple pairs of events, as these important events in my life seemed to be intricately driving me towards a life-path that I could never have imagined.
Naturing
This is a ‘physical’ reality encompassing materiality and nonmateriality as one indivisible reality. It is only our insistence that matter is all there is, that keeps us cemented in place.
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