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I don't believe, and I could be wrong, that there is a form of Buddhism which seeks a union with some kind of Universal Reality (RHP)

First off, Buddhism is a Left Hand Path, you missed a few others as well. Secondly, To say a being cannot transcend its nature is to presuppose a fixed, static essence, a concept foreign to the Western Left Hand Path. Our path is the path of becoming, not mere unfolding. We are not bound by...

I propose NO GOD ONE PATH I believe gods, devils, angels, demons, etc., are archetypal structures created by mankind. The only path is the Path 0f One's Self. Becoming the best YOU that is possible. Allow me to explain: To live with the intention of Becoming More, of realizing the Greater...

The admins do this to me too, and it just shuts down the discussions . . . so much for 'Interfaith' discussions!

And what does AI say about 'religion'?

I agree, there is a definitive difference between religion and spirituality.

I should clarify that statement: Most beings on Earth encounter moments of Consciousness without realizing it, fleeting glimpses that pass unnoticed. As Gurdjieff observed, they remain trapped in a state of mechanical unconsciousness, moving through life like automatons. This surface-level...

Yes, they both go hand in hand while we are physically alive "experience our own consciousness directly superficially" I don't understand this I don't see it as 'superfical' just the opposite, to experience our own Consciousness delivers us directly into something no longer at the "surface...

"Life (as it is lived today) is an Illusion" Yes & No & Yes LOL In the Objective Universe, a house is just a structure made of materials like wood, stone, and metal, arranged in a certain way to stay standing and keep out the elements. It's just atoms, arranged logically. But when people...

Lynne McTaggart is an author, nothing more. I have a BSc in Neurotheology . . .

Expectations and beliefs heavily influence the brain's interpretation of sensory information. In the case of astral projection, strong beliefs or expectations about leaving the body and perceiving the environment without physical senses shape how the brain constructs these experiences. During...

Most religions have enough sense to realize that Astral Projection and Remote viewing is utter nonsense.

Auditory hallucinations aren’t exclusive to psychosis—they’re also common in religious experiences, meditation, and ritual states. Hyperactivity in the temporal lobes can create intense mystical experiences, including hearing divine voices, angelic commands, or demonic whispers. Studies show...

I stated the facts, no one suffers from mass auditory hallucinations without something going wrong in their brain . . . either that or someone is making shit up.

Why not? Do you have a degree in Neuroscience? Have you spent 40 years in the Occult? Have you written four books about this stuff?

I didn't study Neurotheology to practice it; I studied it to further my studies in the Occult. However, I do have a pretty good understanding of how the brain and mind function, and Prowess needs professional help. No one in their right mind hears voices and has discussions all day long. Tell me...

Keep living in your illness, I hope one day you come to your senses or someone close to you takes charge of your degeneration. The world would benefit from your 'claim', do provide your proof or at least evidence of this 'god mind' so we may all rest easy.

I too have severe tinnitus, the result of decades of being a guitarist on big stages with a lot of volume.

I don't have a Doctorate but I do have a BSc in Neurotheology. I just might have a better diagnosis than you in this matter.