Seeker 10/15/2021 (Fri) 00:32:44 No.4 del
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>The only thing that can work for everything is your own personality or what you have inside yourself. That is the only part that will always be relevant to you.
I think I understand what you mean with personality, but what do you mean with "what you have inside yourself"? And how can this be applied? "The personality" is important for how you interact with the world. I for example have the tendency to procrastiante what doesn't interest me, but eventually I will do it if the pressure is too much. This is a part of my personality that has it's pros and cons. In my meditative practice I try to unravel as much of this as possible to first and foremost accept every aspect of myself for various reasons. Eventually when this is done and continues forever, I will have a dynamic understanding of myself.

But this doesn't really stop me from getting hit by a car or stabbed by another person (at least I think so).
Of course, there's the possibility that causality is much more complex than I can imagine and that these scenarios never happen when one reaches some sort of partial enlightenment, but I cannot say for sure and I have only this life that I am aware of, I don't like taking these chances.
I wonder what else can I do to improve my access to enlightenment that will help me first to overcome this world? I'm talking about outlandish things that would brand me insane if I openly pursued this and talked about it with my neighbor.
>I think the answer is only inside yourself and not in finding such common ground, aside from the part which is true to yourself. Don't seek communion with others for itself. Let the shared ground appear before you where you are, with no effort.
Automation and unity to some degree seem useful to me, but I wouldn't completely support the idea of automating and uniting everything because I kind of like living as an individual being and
struggling is probably worth it at the end of the day. If the answer really is inside someone, then how does one hear it?