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Reply part 1: I want to share one important thing with you and with everyone who might read this message. A guru (which obviously it’s not me )is not something or somebody to use the way you want. I know it might sound brutal to say, but the moment you are not willing to see that you do not know anything, and totally disintegrate any belief within yourself, looking at everything straight, somehow, you want your guru or anybody around you to be the way you want it. By going on like this, nothing really new will be able to touch you. Maybe, somebody might give you some relief by feeding you with a new philosophy, but it will never free you. The seed of your experience is within you, but not inside your mind. Thoughts , are a beautiful tool to see and set your direction, not the way of walking the distance. If you want to experience about anything, thoughts are not only not needed but a big impediment. A guru, can only show you a direction , sometimes, at the beginning, if he is willing, he might break down your beliefs by talking to you, bringing some clarity , but after that is about you. If you want to keep yourself in a state of belief, compromising the depth of your experience of life for some silly goals that you pick up by looking at people around you, nothing will happen . A guru is simply a possibility. Is a person that was not afraid to jump in a mystical dimension, going behind his logic. This is the only doorway to really know. If you are not willing to set this as the only goal in your life, knowing and taste life will only be a mental game. My guru changed profoundly my experience of life. I never met him, never talked to him, but has always being present. Not as a philosophy, or a religion. The moment somebody transcends his physical nature and taste the core of who he is, he automatically has the power to enter in somebody else life , at its core, if you are willing to make it happen. This is why is always with me. What every human being wants, is to transcend their making and taste a dimension which is boundless. Identifying yourself with anything smaller than that, like an idea, a philosophy, or anything physical, will give you discomfort forever, because is against your nature, the nature of life itself, which can not be restricted into anything but only experienced by immerse and dissolve yourself into it . I understand that wanting to have a direct contact with a person that seems to experience life more blissfully than you right now, might make you feel more safe, but only through deeply questioning everything within yourself, you will end up knowing.

Reply part 2: If someone that you consider a wise human being, will give you directly all the answers that you are looking for, you only have 2 options... believe it or not believe it. This is a very silly way to touch the profound dimension of who you are. You can only be willing to experiencing it, starting by seeing that your life is your karma: how you experience and see everything right now is not something solid, but is a reaction of the way you crafted yourself. If you can craft yourself to create unpleasantness , you can definetly do the same to experience bliss. The moment you are not constipated and you allow something within yourself to fall, truth and joy will be a natural way of experiencing everything. A guru, is a possibility, I think is a sanskrit word that means dark dispeller. A guru doesn't really add anything in your life, but he can show you what silly things you are carring within yourself. Those things (beliefs, identities, compulsions, fooling yourself by thinking that fullfilment and awareness is always in the next moment, by settings goals etc …. ) are not allowing you to fly. Then it's up to you if you are ready to taste the beauty of being up in the sky, or suffering being stuck on the ground. After saying that, I want to say to you or anybody else that might read this message, that I am always available for everybody. The question is what will you do with me. This answer will determine your experience. Don't kill the possibility. In case you have one question that is really really important to you, you can contact me through one app called Zangi. My Zangi number is 1007734335 . You can send me your question, and I will reply to you.

Read Bhagvat Geeta. You will get the answer.

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To “experience everything without a philosophy” is a type of philosophy in itself, I don’t think you should consider this man enlightened, go look into different philosophies and religions for yourself, along with the arguments and counter arguments for them, and come to your own conclusions bro 👍

If you've ever hit your thumb with a hammer - that's experience without a philosophy! In that case, of course, it's painful. You can do the same thing while drinking a glass of cold water or hearing the wind in the trees. At that point, there is just cold. At that point, there is just shshshshshshshsh.

@@ReformedEducation Through teachings from individuals like S.N. Goenka and Yuval Noah Harari, and my own direct experience with Vipassana meditation, I have come to understand that the mind is constantly generating stories or philosophies. These stories act as barriers between you and the actual world, distorting your perception of reality. The essence is to observe reality as it truly is, and to perceive the truth as it exists. To achieve this, one needs to meditate without the use of any mantra, focusing on the natural phenomena within the body. Vipassana meditation centers on these natural occurrences, such as the breath entering and leaving the nostrils. This is the natural phenomenon we observe. By simply watching the breath-without engaging in any breathing exercises-just observing the natural flow as it comes in and goes out, your mind begins to quiet down. You'll notice a reduction in the stories your mind produces. At this point, you can say you're truly observing your breath, this natural phenomenon on which life depends, without any philosophy or story attached. When your mind clings to the stories and philosophies it generates, it oscillates between two places: the past and the future, much like a pendulum. It never stays in the present moment. However, when you detach from these stories and philosophies, you find yourself fully present in the moment.