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#Post#: 7537--------------------------------------------------
Dress Circle at The Great Awakening
DIR By: biisuto
Date: April 8, 2025, 4:51 pm
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There has never been a better time to be a witness, cloaked in
the identity of a human being… Sorry this is a link to Instagram
but I couldn’t find another way to share it… cool stuff
happening, team.
An event is just beginning for which we are wearing already
faded t-shirts… or something, wth.
I’m excited.
HTML https://www.instagram.com/share/_unvwOnY0
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Re: Dress Circle at The Great Awakening
DIR By: biisuto
Date: April 18, 2025, 1:35 am
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Happy Easter, y'all! Seems I've got this space to myself...so
anyway... was going through notes and stumbled across this
little poem, dated Sept. 2014. I don't know if I have already
somehow shared it before, but:
It's Safer Up Here On The Ledge
I always thought that knowing would be the end to seeking.
The end to further questions.
I assumed it would be a post-coital afterglow, a surfeit of
satiety without parallel.
Borderless, boundary-less rest, with a sense of centredness set
in stone; that God nor man could budge thereafter.
So, Jed McKenna…you’ve fvcked up my already fvcked up life.
...And I’m up here on this ledge
...and not coming down until somebody either
shows me how you're wrong.
- or until people start admitting you're right.
Arch-right.
Hyper-correct.
Uber-accurate and
Oh-so lucid
In a way that nobody in the history of humanity has ever been…or
at least of which credible record has been left.
It's ok.
I'll wait.
...
Do you guys recall when things started hopping at the Invisible
Guru, with Fake Jed whatsisname?
I found my way there after doing work with a group called Now
For You, inspired by Jed's work and whose raison d'etre was
about guiding others through and out the illusion of false self.
Trying now to recall a rough timeline... I read Jed after
getting guidance there...and it was after I had done a bit of
guidance there myself that I discovered Fake Jed's forum.
...anyway, all this started coming back to me after finding the
above.
I'm feeling this old juice...
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--- Quote from: mic link ---
>
> [quote author=Plato link=topic=100.msg3409#msg3409
date=1497381374]
> …Even this place that used to bring some sense of comfort to a
wrangling soul is all but dead, I don't know whats next but post
apocalypse it seems all I do is sift ash...
--- End Quote ---
I don't know what's next either, but I see that ash makes good
fertiliser because every time I come back here, it's to chew
something over that leads to the next something - and I'm doing
it again.
[/quote]
#Post#: 7539--------------------------------------------------
Re: Dress Circle at The Great Awakening
DIR By: j(
Date: April 22, 2025, 8:06 pm
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--- Quote from: mic link ---
>
> There has never been a better time to be a witness, cloaked in
the identity of a human being… Sorry this is a link to Instagram
but I couldn’t find another way to share it… cool stuff
happening, team.
>
> An event is just beginning for which we are wearing already
faded t-shirts… or something, wth.
>
> I’m excited.
>
>
HTML https://www.instagram.com/share/_unvwOnY0
>
--- End Quote ---
The AI stuff weirds me out. I think it's cool that we have the
ability to replicate reality but again humans...I see like
warped faces and grandmas morphing into bugs and such. People
are weird about sums it up. Guess time will tell what the bald
monkeys do with the artificial intell.
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Re: Dress Circle at The Great Awakening
DIR By: j(
Date: April 22, 2025, 9:05 pm
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--- Quote from: mic link ---
>
> Happy Easter, y'all! Seems I've got this space to myself...so
anyway... was going through notes and stumbled across this
little poem, dated Sept. 2014. I don't know if I have already
somehow shared it before, but:
>
> It's Safer Up Here On The Ledge
>
> I always thought that knowing would be the end to seeking.
> The end to further questions.
> I assumed it would be a post-coital afterglow, a surfeit of
satiety without parallel.
> Borderless, boundary-less rest, with a sense of centredness
set in stone; that God nor man could budge thereafter.
>
> So, Jed McKenna…you’ve fvcked up my already fvcked up life.
> ...And I’m up here on this ledge
> ...and not coming down until somebody
either shows me how you're wrong.
> - or until people start admitting you're right.
>
> Arch-right.
> Hyper-correct.
> Uber-accurate and
> Oh-so lucid
>
> In a way that nobody in the history of humanity has ever
been…or at least of which credible record has been left.
>
> It's ok.
> I'll wait.
> ...
>
> Do you guys recall when things started hopping at the
Invisible Guru, with Fake Jed whatsisname?
>
> I found my way there after doing work with a group called Now
For You, inspired by Jed's work and whose raison d'etre was
about guiding others through and out the illusion of false self.
Trying now to recall a rough timeline... I read Jed after
getting guidance there...and it was after I had done a bit of
guidance there myself that I discovered Fake Jed's forum.
>
> ...anyway, all this started coming back to me after finding
the above.
>
> I'm feeling this old juice...
HTML https://emoji.tapatalk-cdn.com/emoji116.png[quote
author=mic
link=topic=100.msg3411#msg3411 date=1497398240]
> [quote author=Plato link=topic=100.msg3409#msg3409
date=1497381374]
> …Even this place that used to bring some sense of comfort to a
wrangling soul is all but dead, I don't know whats next but post
apocalypse it seems all I do is sift ash...
--- End Quote ---
I don't know what's next either, but I see that ash makes good
fertiliser because every time I come back here, it's to chew
something over that leads to the next something - and I'm doing
it again.
[/quote]
[/quote]
That's a nice poem. Reminds me of a time when I thought I was
wrong and someone or something "out there" was right or at least
had the answers. I'll be real, I wasn't fooled by fake Jed for
long. I hadn't had a lot of experience prior other than some zen
poems and the fact that I saw and called bullshit on "my life"
WAY beforehand. But reading the trilogy and conversing with this
guy and something didn't add up. I'm certain that there were
several people responding on that site due to the nature of the
responses and the times as well as watching him moderate in live
time anyone who would challenge his status. Just seemed like
another control freak to me.
So realizing that at the same time as doing "self realization"
was a trip. I still was able to gleen what was needed in the
fray amazing as that is. My seeker energy was way too strong to
be deterred by that mess and I got kick out of spinning fake Jed
in circles with the nature of our conversations and the fact
that I knew he was running a game just trying to to keep up his
charade.
I see a few issues that may arise from not directly addressing
specific topics.
I don't seek anymore. I explore. There is a difference in the
nature of the energy. The seekers ass is on fire because it
thinks it's missing out on something. It thinks something is
wrong and that there's a way to fix it AND that there IS a way
and SOMEONE ELSE knows it.
I see it as a lack of connection between seeker and source. A
misappropriation of power of sorts. Before enlightenment, power
is placed outside one self as the capacity for intelligence and
sensitivity is vastly underestimated and the propensity of the
being knowing what to do and when to do it greatly
underappreciated. I call it faith. I know the right thing
happens at the right time. No doubt.
So what do we want to talk about? Seeker fuel some good ****
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Re: Dress Circle at The Great Awakening
DIR By: j(
Date: April 22, 2025, 9:28 pm
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Have you realized God? Or just Jed?
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Re: Dress Circle at The Great Awakening
DIR By: Plato
Date: May 2, 2025, 6:23 pm
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Hello all,
Mic, I've seen several of these AI interpretations of "The
Matrix" and they do explain it all so well. This one you posted
is the first to really explain AI as a wakeup call per se, it's
a nice thought but...
The "Wake up" call seems to be everywhere, White Lotus even,
lots of people seemingly waking up, everywhere I look and
everyone I talk to spouts some sort of pablum about it but are
they headed... to Nothingness? I don't think so, lots of people
talking the talk, lots of epiphanies out there... I haven't met
anyone yet who's just sifting ash.
I step across the line, get on the playing field and try like
hell to find some purpose in it, it's fruitless now, even the
ideas of somehow passing this along to others that I had for all
those years, absolutely pointless and impossible. the more I
speak to "bald monkeys" the less I want to.
It would be interesting if AI were the catalyst for some
awakening, I don't see it tho. It will be just another ride in
the park, like the invention of the printing press, radio,
television, computers, the interwebz... These things seemed like
a way out, another step in answering questions, which always
seemed to be the right direction but itself was the problem,
desperate questions have ended up leading to AI and no one is
giving up AI. Not AI nor any of the other myriad of dopamine
firing rides in the carnival.
From this vantage point AI or the answerer of All questions,
seems to be the proverbial Satan, the handing over of
ego/searcher to the Borg and consequently becoming enslaved to
it's magical cathedral instead of tossing it all overboard.
PS. When did I lose my optimism? I seem to have become a
nihilist of some sort... further.
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Re: Dress Circle at The Great Awakening
DIR By: j(
Date: May 4, 2025, 10:01 am
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I just see "optimism" as some little me being super hopeful that
everything works out in hims little favor 🤭. Sorry that
just makes me chuckle. I'll have to remember that the next time
I'm running Mr Positivity over here.
I do my part and give up the rest. Is that faith? Couldn't be
trust but weirdly enough it is, and it's deep. Deep enough that
I can allow little me to run around with his little positive
outlook chasing around his fantastic little day and when that
crashes and burns lol still the understanding that everything is
exactly as it is "supposed to" be.
I don't think that makes a person nihilistic per se. Just a
byproduct of seeing through the AI (our own).
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Re: Dress Circle at The Great Awakening
DIR By: Plato
Date: May 4, 2025, 2:04 pm
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--- Quote from: j( link ---
>
> I just see "optimism" as some little me being super hopeful
that everything works out in hims little favor 🤭. Sorry
that just makes me chuckle. I'll have to remember that the next
time I'm running Mr Positivity over here.
>
> I do my part and give up the rest. Is that faith? Couldn't be
trust but weirdly enough it is, and it's deep. Deep enough that
I can allow little me to run around with his little positive
outlook chasing around his fantastic little day and when that
crashes and burns lol still the understanding that everything is
exactly as it is "supposed to" be.
>
> I don't think that makes a person nihilistic per se. Just a
byproduct of seeing through the AI (our own).
>
--- End Quote ---
And how do you keep your "little me's" false positive outlook?
It's getting harder to do over here, my guess is that you have a
little one that fascinates and brings joy while over here it's
just a slow slog toward a dirt nap to look forward to... And the
occasional great round of golf of course. (Shot 70 today and
beat my buddy by a stroke with a long putt on 18) ;D
#Post#: 7546--------------------------------------------------
Re: Dress Circle at The Great Awakening
DIR By: j(
Date: May 4, 2025, 4:32 pm
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I certainly don't keep a positive outlook. I may entertain one
of I'm feeling pretty confident about something in particular or
something like that but I just see perspective as somewhat
optional. I also just try and look at things from a realistic
point of view. The closer I can get to truth the better.
My children definitely do bring me joy. But I'd say with some
confidence that I'm genuinely happy just being myself and doing
the little things I can each day to become more the person I
want to be. Purpose, although completely non-existent in the
literal sense is absolutely crucial in a creative sense of
finding joy and fulfillment in the human game of life. And while
I can and do see through that, at the end of the day that is the
only game. Life on planet earth.
That aside, I'm generally just fairly content these days, in
essence. There's really nothing to be optimistic about other
than I have the general feeling most of the time that everything
is fine.
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Re: Dress Circle at The Great Awakening
DIR By: Plato
Date: May 4, 2025, 4:56 pm
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--- Quote from: j( link ---
>
> I certainly don't keep a positive outlook. I may entertain one
of I'm feeling pretty confident about something in particular or
something like that but I just see perspective as somewhat
optional. I also just try and look at things from a realistic
point of view. The closer I can get to truth the better.
>
> My children definitely do bring me joy. But I'd say with some
confidence that I'm genuinely happy just being myself and doing
the little things I can each day to become more the person I
want to be. Purpose, although completely non-existent in the
literal sense is absolutely crucial in a creative sense of
finding joy and fulfillment in the human game of life. And while
I can and do see through that, at the end of the day that is the
only game. Life on planet earth.
>
> That aside, I'm generally just fairly content these days, in
essence. There's really nothing to be optimistic about other
than I have the general feeling most of the time that everything
is fine.
>
--- End Quote ---
Yeah I like that, pretty much sums it up. Truth is I've gotten
every damn thing I've ever put my mind to and no matter what it
was, it was never "IT". So when questions end and the knowledge
that everything is Nothing drops, you play the game (or not)
from a depleted sense of urgency, and that's where the flatline
kicks in, when there's nothing at stake then there's no up and
down anymore. You still have to do something tho, even if
something is nothing, so doing it without the highs and lows
really sets one up to do whatever, at their absolute best
because fear of failure is diminished, The "doing" is itself the
reason and thats enough.
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