Isimsiz Biri Posted October 8, 2013 Liao Sifu slaughtered an entire village men, women and children, smoked opium and became a low level hsien before he died. Does that mean that Liao Sigung will be able to prevent rebirth? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
SecretGrotto Posted October 8, 2013 Preventing rebirth in my opinion is the only thing that matters in life period. I have come to profound realizations in the last week, at least intellectually: Life/incarnation is not a prison or punishment to escape from. You are embodied wilfully to experience the fulfilment of your desires. A particular lifestream does not necessarily reincarnate on a one-to-one basis, but can mix with multiple lifestreams in one embodiment. Robert Bruce, Aunt Claire, Teal Scott have all confirmed that the lifestream behind a previous incarnation can 'split' to embody multiple persons in proceeding incarnations. It is thus possible that what you think is your individual lifestream now, will not persist cleanly into singular incarnations in the future. It could split and/or mix with other lifestreams in future incarnations. So if one thinks that perceived pain or suffering experienced in this life will lessen pain or suffering in a future life, then one completely ignores the non-linear nature of reincarnation. That doesn't mean that the mechanisms of karma does not exist anymore, it is just a little more complex than a simple extension of Newton's laws. You become a 'vibrational match' to the behaviour that you practice or condone, so the Universe will serve it up to you, because it does not distinguish between good or bad. The Universe responds to what you think about, and this is a primary mechanism to present you with people, places and things that can fulfil your desires. If you happen to think about seemingly negative things, in hopes that you will prevent them, the Universe will still serve them up to you because you thought about it. In this way 'karma' seems to operate in peoples lives. If you kill somebody in this life, and you are killed in the next, then that might just be your soul's desire to experience how it feels to both kill and be killed. There is no good or bad. This physical illusion is a playground for God to experience himself, it is like an artwork or a musing. To have resistance to life, in the sense that one feels that it is something that needs to be escaped, is a suboptimal position to assume. That is, ironically enough, the very reason I became interested in spirituality, to escape the mundane. To escape the fact that I find no enjoyment in life. Seeking and following joy and bliss is the best thing that one can do from 'Source' perspective (hey Teal Scott), because that would result in God experiencing himself abundantly. Does this suddenly mean that the spiritual discoveries made become worthless or meaningless? Au contraire! They provide the tools to get rid of the middle man (people, places, things) to experiencing joy and fulfilment. And, ironically enough, even if you feel like you have to escape life and the chain of reincarnation, if you find spiritual bliss inside of yourself, then suddenly life becomes filled with a meaning and beauty unspeakable. Then suddenly you embrace life, especially when you have learned to die daily (breathlessness). Even if you could escape the chain of reincarnation, and reach nirvikalpa samadhi, then that one Indivisible lifestream which animated your existence, will still go back and endlessly reincarnate to experience itself. There is nothing you can really do now, or in this life, to eliminate future 'pain'. Yet, the masters tell us that there is a strong one-to-one series of reincarnation tied to a particular lifestream, at least 'locally', and that past effort is transferred. It is the Avatars especially that become 'split' into multiple embodiments, like a group consciousness. Ultimately though, your sense of identity, as tied to your 'lifestream' is ultimately dissolved into the whole, and continually recalled to animate manifestation, like the spray of the endless waves of the ocean. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Thunder_Gooch Posted October 8, 2013 I have come to profound realizations in the last week, at least intellectually: Life/incarnation is not a prison or punishment to escape from. You are embodied wilfully to experience the fulfilment of your desires. A particular lifestream does not necessarily reincarnate on a one-to-one basis, but can mix with multiple lifestreams in one embodiment. Robert Bruce, Aunt Claire, Teal Scott have all confirmed that the lifestream behind a previous incarnation can 'split' to embody multiple persons in proceeding incarnations. It is thus possible that what you think is your individual lifestream now, will not persist cleanly into singular incarnations in the future. It could split and/or mix with other lifestreams in future incarnations. So if one thinks that perceived pain or suffering experienced in this life will lessen pain or suffering in a future life, then one completely ignores the non-linear nature of reincarnation. That doesn't mean that the mechanisms of karma does not exist anymore, it is just a little more complex than a simple extension of Newton's laws. You become a 'vibrational match' to the behaviour that you practice or condone, so the Universe will serve it up to you, because it does not distinguish between good or bad. The Universe responds to what you think about, and this is a primary mechanism to present you with people, places and things that can fulfil your desires. If you happen to think about seemingly negative things, in hopes that you will prevent them, the Universe will still serve them up to you because you thought about it. In this way 'karma' seems to operate in peoples lives. If you kill somebody in this life, and you are killed in the next, then that might just be your soul's desire to experience how it feels to both kill and be killed. There is no good or bad. This physical illusion is a playground for God to experience himself, it is like an artwork or a musing. To have resistance to life, in the sense that one feels that it is something that needs to be escaped, is a suboptimal position to assume. That is, ironically enough, the very reason I became interested in spirituality, to escape the mundane. To escape the fact that I find no enjoyment in life. Seeking and following joy and bliss is the best thing that one can do from 'Source' perspective (hey Teal Scott), because that would result in God experiencing himself abundantly. Does this suddenly mean that the spiritual discoveries made become worthless or meaningless? Au contraire! They provide the tools to get rid of the middle man (people, places, things) to experiencing joy and fulfilment. And, ironically enough, even if you feel like you have to escape life and the chain of reincarnation, if you find spiritual bliss inside of yourself, then suddenly life becomes filled with a meaning and beauty unspeakable. Then suddenly you embrace life, especially when you have learned to die daily (breathlessness). Even if you could escape the chain of reincarnation, and reach nirvikalpa samadhi, then that one Indivisible lifestream which animated your existence, will still go back and endlessly reincarnate to experience itself. There is nothing you can really do now, or in this life, to eliminate future 'pain'. Yet, the masters tell us that there is a strong one-to-one series of reincarnation tied to a particular lifestream, at least 'locally', and that past effort is transferred. It is the Avatars especially that become 'split' into multiple embodiments, like a group consciousness. Ultimately though, your sense of identity, as tied to your 'lifestream' is ultimately dissolved into the whole, and continually recalled to animate manifestation, like the spray of the endless waves of the ocean. Everything you just said got flushed down my mental toilet. One in a billion or less get's out, but it does happen. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
SecretGrotto Posted October 8, 2013 Everything you just said got flushed down my mental toilet. I hope you wiped afterward, 'cause that was some heavy sh*t Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Wells Posted October 8, 2013 (edited) Liao Sifu slaughtered an entire village men, women and children, smoked opium and became a low level hsien before he died. Exactly. Other people are possessed by "doing good deeds" all day long and still will fade to nothingness after death like every other life form on earth. Human society and the happiness of the human individual surely benefit from "doing good deeds". But that's all. Edited October 8, 2013 by Dorian Black 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
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Isimsiz Biri Posted October 8, 2013 Liao Sifu slaughtered an entire village men, women and children, smoked opium and became a low level hsien before he died. My simple question is not answered: Does that mean that Liao Sigung will be able to prevent rebirth? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Thunder_Gooch Posted October 8, 2013 My simple question is not answered: Does that mean that Liao Sigung will be able to prevent rebirth? Yes. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
skydog Posted October 8, 2013 Exactly. Other people are possessed by "doing good deeds" all day long and still will fade to nothingness after death like every other life form on earth. Human society and the happiness of the human individual surely benefit from "doing good deeds". But that's all. Exactly. Other people are possessed by "doing good deeds" all day long and still will fade to nothingness after death like every other life form on earth. Human society and the happiness of the human individual surely benefit from "doing good deeds". But that's all. One is connected to nature Where do you think energy comes from nature intelligent nature raising vibration part of Qigong massive powerful black energy is a demon not just more energy but high vibration energy not always more = high quality every action, thought, affects ones heart which opens and closes the channels most people think thats bullshit but i can feel it happen My hearts like a compass why do you think buddhism, christianity, islam etc talk about morality as a way to find "god" people can be too repressive people can also say moralitys nonsense to jusitfy their own behaviour or not critisize themself the light reacts to ones good deeds heavenly energy comes from this there is a book "buddha hood without meditation" there is an energetic effect of good deeds, not bad ones etc and the idea there is no such thing as good or bad, is an idea relatively true, also untrue if nature doesnt think im learned enough to be immortal then I trust nature maybe thats naive but i find the whole anti life, only immortality is important to be a very negative point of view anti playfulness if immortality exists then it only exists in the present moment spend ones life chasing immortality is illogical. not to put down anyones goals or say you shouldnt do this or that just a non serious mentality about it. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Isimsiz Biri Posted October 9, 2013 My simple question is not answered: Does that mean that Liao Sigung will be able to prevent rebirth? Yes. 100% disagree. It does not make sense at all. Preventing rebirth is a privilege only given to very high saints. If you ask me to give examples, I would name Rumi and his companion Shams Tabrizi (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shams_Tabrizi) Liao Sigung killed entire village including women, children. Why should he be given such a privilege? 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Aetherous Posted October 9, 2013 Murdering innocent people creates more rebirth...there's literally more stuff you have to resolve. Not just internally (like you get over it emotionally and mentally), but in the larger universe as well.Ending rebirth requires virtue, and other ways of the various schools. If you live life well, then you go with a clear conscience and don't really have anything left to resolve. This is the actual path of immortality. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Thunder_Gooch Posted October 9, 2013 (edited) 100% disagree. It does not make sense at all. Preventing rebirth is a privilege only given to very high saints. If you ask me to give examples, I would name Rumi and his companion Shams Tabrizi (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shams_Tabrizi) Liao Sigung killed entire village including women, children. Why should he be given such a privilege? Feel free to disagree then. Rebirth happens because of weakness and ignorance, not because of bad deeds. It would be like telling a caterpillar that building a cocoon and eating lots of leaves is not necessary to become a butterfly, but working at a soup kitchen is. You think of this in terms the ability to stop reincarnating as some privilege being granted, it's an evolution that occurs independent of any outside agency. Just like a caterpillar becoming a butterfly. It doesn't really matter how many other caterpillars any other caterpillar brutally killed and murdered. There is no caterpillar metamorphosis approval agency doing background checks on caterpillars to make sure it's ok for them to become butterflies. This is a literal evolution and metamorphosis of being. ______________________________________________________ Murdering innocent people creates more rebirth...there's literally more stuff you have to resolve. Not just internally (like you get over it emotionally and mentally), but in the larger universe as well. Ending rebirth requires virtue, and other ways of the various schools. If you live life well, then you go with a clear conscience and don't really have anything left to resolve. This is the actual path of immortality. If you believe that more power to you. That isn't how reality works though. Edited October 9, 2013 by More_Pie_Guy 2 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Isimsiz Biri Posted October 9, 2013 Feel free to disagree then. Rebirth happens because of weakness and ignorance, not because of bad deeds. It would be like telling a caterpillar that building a cocoon and eating lots of leaves is not necessary to become a butterfly, but working at a soup kitchen is. You think of this in terms the ability to stop reincarnating as some privilege being granted, it's an evolution that occurs independent of any outside agency. Just like a caterpillar becoming a butterfly. It doesn't really matter how many other caterpillars any other caterpillar brutally killed and murdered. There is no caterpillar metamorphosis approval agency doing background checks on caterpillars to make sure it's ok for them to become butterflies. This is a literal evolution and metamorphosis of being. So everything happens by spontaneously, caterpillars becoming butterflies. No God? No Divine Realm? No Karma? Nothing? How nice? How are you so sure that there is no caterpillar metamorphosis approval agency? Have you seen it? If you believe that more power to you. That isn't how reality works though. How do you know how reality works? You trust yourself so much as you know everything yet you know nothing. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Thunder_Gooch Posted October 9, 2013 So everything happens by spontaneously, caterpillars becoming butterflies. No God? No Divine Realm? No Karma? Nothing? How nice? How are you so sure that there is no caterpillar metamorphosis approval agency? Have you seen it? How do you know how reality works? You trust yourself so much as you know everything yet you know nothing. Liao died but was high enough where his mind continued to exist in death as it had in life, feel free to believe whatever it is you want to believe however. I won't argue about any more. We can agree to disagree. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Isimsiz Biri Posted October 9, 2013 Liao died but was high enough where his mind continued to exist in death as it had in life, feel free to believe whatever it is you want to believe however. I won't argue about any more. We can agree to disagree. As you say let us disagree but what I do not understand the amount of certainty in your sentences. No "might be or may be" but always "is or are" Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Wells Posted October 9, 2013 Rebirth happens because of weakness and ignorance, not because of bad deeds. That isn't how reality works though. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Thunder_Gooch Posted October 9, 2013 As you say let us disagree but what I do not understand the amount of certainty in your sentences. No "might be or may be" but always "is or are" Because it's true. There is no might be or may be to it. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Isimsiz Biri Posted October 9, 2013 Because it's true. There is no might be or may be to it. Because it is not true and you are leaving no margin for any mistake from your part. Dorian Black you should do much better. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Thunder_Gooch Posted October 9, 2013 (edited) Because it is not true and you are leaving no margin for any mistake from your part. Dorian Black you should do much better. Yes it absolutely 100% true. Believe whatever you like though. Edited October 9, 2013 by More_Pie_Guy 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Aetherous Posted October 9, 2013 If you believe that more power to you. That isn't how reality works though. It absolutely is how reality works. We have to live with our conscience, and the consequences of our actions...to create more issues to deal with is not the way. No real immortal would suggest that killing women and children makes you into an immortal, or that it's fine to do. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
三江源 Posted October 9, 2013 (edited) . Edited July 15, 2014 by cat Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Wells Posted October 9, 2013 No real immortal would suggest that killing women and children makes you into an immortal, or that it's fine to do. ??? Lol, nobody implied that! Some people obviously want to misunderstand what others say... 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
三江源 Posted October 9, 2013 (edited) . Edited July 15, 2014 by cat Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Aetherous Posted October 9, 2013 ??? Lol, nobody implied that! Some people obviously want to misunderstand what others say... MPG did allude to that. Or maybe I'm mistaken. I have no desire to misunderstand anyone. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Wells Posted October 9, 2013 MPG did allude to that. Or maybe I'm mistaken. I have no desire to misunderstand anyone. Bottom line: Adolf Hitler could have become an immortal if he had the right training. Mother Theresa didn't have the right training, so she did not become an immortal. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites