--- In [email protected], TurquoiseB <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > --- In [email protected], "jim_flanegin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > --- In [email protected], TurquoiseB <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > >> YOU are the one who is looking for "proof" that what I > > > experienced was what you'd like to consider "real" > > > levitation. I have no such need. I experienced what > > > I experienced. I was more than honest about relating > > > it here. I'm not trying to sell you anything or convince > > > you of anything. I just explained my experience. > > > > > > I *understand* that it freaks you out and you'd like to > > > not believe it. I *understand* that if I were able to show > > > you video, you would STILLnot believe it. I really *do* > > > understand. I didn't want to believe it, either, and I was > > > there seeing it happen. > > > > > > But I'm not gonna nitpick with you over your disbelief. > > > It's yours. I got over mine years ago. > > > > > > Unc > > > > This internet group FFL is sometimes like watching someone actually > > levitate, or not. It is all just words on the one hand, and yet once > > we read for awhile, it dawns on us that things are being discussed and > > ideas exchanged that are every bit as astonishing as watching someone > > levitate. > > > > Watching someone levitate, or doing it yourself, is just a matter of a > > wall in the mind, or no wall in the mind. Symptomatic of neurons > > firing in a specific pattern in the brain, or not. > > > > shempmcgurk, I followed your logic to its ultimate conclusion and > > realized as Unc and Rory have alluded (afw=another favorite word) to, > > no matter what the proof, say levitation taped with a video camera, by > > your mom, for example, what would it change in your life, in your > > mind, in your everyday existence? > > > > Recently I woke up and did a mundane chore around the house, only it > > was something out of sequence; I had never before written checks for > > my bills before washing the dishes, for example. I forget the actual > > event, but it was similar. Anyway, this time I did it without > > thinking, and realized that the only reason my reality changed was > > that there was no longer this virtual wall inside my head. The absence > > of the boundary changed my life. > > > > Then I got to thinking how life in general evolves from a lot of > > boundaries, to fewer and fewer and fewer, until we have none. As Rory > > speaks about Brahman being a state of life where the duality > > disappears; no boundaries. (and Rory, let's see THAT on video- tape, > > eh? ;)) > > > > Pick any living thing and trace its evolution to the next level of > > life and you'll see what I mean. e.g. a rock can't move, but a roach > > can. Fewer boundaries for Sir Roach. > > > > So the important thing isn't the levitation at all. At all. It is the > > elimination of boundaries within us. > > Exactly. And why it is not productive to pursue this conversation. > Shemp isn't interested in "proof." He's interested in making sure > that none of his boundaries are disturbed.
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