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Solitude is immensly important for your own process. What I am adressing in the video cocerns the idea of forming a monastic community. There the standards of conduct need to be higher than society life and non-avoidance is not an option. It is not your job to awaken others, when they do not have a willigness to receive. You can protect your "soul incubation bubble" from intrusion. My job is different, it is shape the future teachers. Therefore, I cannot be nice, because I need to protect the Dharma from corruption. When you are in your own process, you might actually want to reduce social interactions to experience God communion. But for those who are already "employed" by the Holy Spirit, we often need to be fierce.

Love this: "I can not be nice because I need to protect the Dharma from corruption " I was missing this piece of wisdom. Thank you, teacher Polzin

The ego is the symptom of soul energy being blocked. If you understand that the ego is a reverse compass that resents the soul, then you will realize that whatever the ego despises, that is the karma yoga(spiritual action) to be done to bring more of the soul into the human vessel. The soul is to replace the ego as master over the body. Your ego may go on endless healing journeys but to know that it is indeed a placeholder will help you make great leaps of faith. The ego in the end must fade. If you give it too much importance it will drag you from one healer to another, doing one ineffective spiritual exercise after another. It will always support spiritual activity that does not threaten. But when it gets intimidated, angry, frustrated, then real learning is taking place. The point is to seek annihiliation through meditation and surrender to God. This is where you go back and forth. The ego is asking you for mercy on the path. But it is not real and it tries to keep the soul in the basement. You cannot serve two masters and need to choose, otherwise the push and pull will continue.

@@julianpolzin Thank you for your response. So, I guess the first thing to stop being nice to is my own ego! Stop coddling it...

Dear Rebecca, as with everything, wisdom is situational. There are moments when intervening with others lives would be intrusion. And it may not be wise to get into the business of unconscious individuals who do not seek awakening at this time, they may have a violent response. But there are situations that cannot, nor should be avoided, where taking a stance is of great importance. To distinguish between these situation is a matter of experience and surrender to God. I spoke in there video more from the perspective of a teacher. If someone is not my student, why confront them? But if they are in my care and they are doing harm to themselves and others, then I cannot avoid taking action.

I like this thought "wisdom is situational." So true, nothing exists in a vacuum, and truth belongs to God. Relative truth or situational wisdom belongs to us commun mortals

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I deleted my previous answer to your comment, since I missed some of the nuances you pointed out. I became aware of this after rereading. The feminine and the masculine need to achieve balance. The masculine goes form A to B, the feminine achieves this in a wave pattern. Both methods, soft and indirect, and direct and hard, have their moments to be applied. With lay people it is fine to use softer methods. But once responsibility is taken by a practitioner, e.g. counseling other people, becoming a monk in a monastery, taking care of certain duties, their behavior now begins affecting others more directly. They are not anymore on "self finding" quest, which only involves themselves, now they are there to be of service to others. And if they are not fit to perform this job, no amount of "holding the ego" will do it. I have had experiences with those who were supposed to take on responsibility, who were expressing a lot of selfish behavior when I used soft methods. The soft methods backfired intensly, because every ego fell into self-centeredness without being supervised, since I chose to trust instead of enforcing rules. It became very apparent that a stricter approach was necessary. If someone does not want their frog to be boiled, that is fine. They do not have to learn from me. If the way of fire is not for them, they can seek the way of water. Thank you for your deep comment, I appreciate it! 'My wife just said: Some people like spicy food, some don't. Some look for it, some can't handle it. There is nothing wrong about spicy food, there is also nothing wrong about not eating spicy food.' God loves in a masculine way for those who need it, God loves in a feminine way for those who need it. The way I offer is for those who seek God, not for those who still seek the world. The attachment to the world must be sacrificed to achieve this. And wanting to be held is of the world.

@@julianpolzin Shoot, I missed your first comment. Well, my comment had some spiciness. I will hold your wisdom closely. In the spirit of the laughing God. The one playing hide and seek with itself. Nice or not nice. Wake up or not wake up. Inject or not inject. It’s all part of the show. There’s no where to stand because there is no person. So if I say nice or not nice, then God will come to me in all matter of niceness and not niceness forms until I see the pattern and get the joke. I have my memories and you have yours. But what are memories other than the fruit of the tree of knowledge? It’s not cocaine people. It’s those damn apples that keep us stuck in time. Stuck in the mind. I hear you at times with that glint in your eye and others when you’re so serious. Like, I’m with you and then I’m not. So then I think, “Are you messing with us?” Soul harvest. Twenty five thousand year cycles. Yes, but it is also all made up. You must be hanging out too much with Alan Watts and his element of irreducible rascality. We’ve been playing this game out of time for a long time lol. Re-emerging from such ‘limitations’ is so cool though. I look forward to the treasures within that you speak of as I continue my journey home.

@@christopheratteridge7289 It will all makes sense, when it makes senses. I am planting seeds. Many things I say not will not make sense to the majority of those who listen two my work. It may need decades or liftimes to incubate. The anecdotes of my experiences that I share are not yet verifiable for the majority of people. There will be a time when it will be understood. But what is important is the method. The method will lead to your own experiences and ultimately we all need to experience the same laws of life. One thing you are very correct about, I hang out way too much with certain people. But they are also hanging around me too much. In humanity it is now time for seriousness. Childhood is all playful and sweet but now it is time to grow up. The style and tone of teaching will change. Others will come. And the teachings will become more precise, be more about responsible and the ending of corruption. Before it was time to wake up, now it is time to grow up.

@@julianpolzin Another point is your frequency of consciousness has access to no time. How do you know when your visions are trickling down into the time stream? I’ve heard of others comment that their visions of thirty years ago finally happening now. There are not many that can have the light your words bring. It shines light on the darkness, including my own, I have not yet faced. But hey, I keep coming back for more. ACIM - this world is not left by death but by truth.

@@catteridge ACIM is powerful teaching. My experience is somewhat different with regards to the concept of time. The point of "no time" is Shunya, emptiness, ground zero of existence or Buddha nature. This is the ultimate or absolute. But then, when we observe the movement of energy from that stillness/emptiness, we can observe experiences that have time and are subjective and relative. From the higher mind's view point all time is at the same time. That means, if a yogi touches the higher mind in meditation, they can experience past lives as if they are happening now. Therefore there is no linearity but a multidimensional mind that experiences parallel lives. These parallel lives may be experienced in the cronology of the "current individual" but it is a simultaneous happening. It is a stepping the information down so the individual can make sense of it. Ironically, manifestation takes time. That means, before a mental concept, cuppled with an image and emotion becomes physically manifest, there is a time delay. This time delay is shortening however because of the energies of the Aquarian age.

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As with all great civilizations, they often have been invaded after corrupting their core spiritual values. The Tibetans got invaded because of a lot of violations of their own traditions which made them in many areas morally corrupt. E. g. the priestcast getting greedy and collecting money in the name of deities, while taking advantage of the peasantry. Certain spiritual and political practices happened internally that were not in alignment with divine law. The same happened with the Incas and the Conquistadors. The Inca priests got obsessed with sex and gold, which is a manifestation of greed. They abused their spiritual gifts which attracted the Spanish into their reality as a karmic mirror. Athens fell into delcline and moral corruption, which got them invaded by Sparta and it climaxed in the execution of Socrates. All of this is connected.

@@julianpolzin Thanks for the incisive historical take of karmic law playing out.Let revelation shine forth through the Buddhafield.

A majority of humanity is descended from Atlantis, the idea of being "a direct descendant" is a bit too special. We are all mixed. But what many of us are born with, is the atlantean karma, which is soul memory. And that karma makes you part atlantean. This karma is reborn as the "western civilization" collective. The difficulty with freeing technologies, e. g. open source, is that it does not adress the primary problem: Lack of consciousness. A humanity that cannot remember soul history is doomed to repeat it. Therefore, before we free technology, it is more important to free the souls from their amnesia, so when they operate technology, that they do it from the understanding of divine law.

Richard, this poetry is very profound, is this your own work?

Awesome, I love it!

Haha, glorious!

@julianpolzin maybe, all of psychology is based on the egos fear of death because we are dead right now. and to be born is Liberation from subject object experience

Reminds of an Alan Watts talk.

Mucho gusto, Sanchez, When I speak of mediation, I meant the totality of the meditative process which will take many centuries for a human being to master. There is a "baseline" meditation which is Zen/Dhyan/Chan, every other Yoga will derive from this basline. If this baseline is not mastered the higer forms of energetic mediations , e. g. Kundalini Yoga, Tantra and Kriya Yoga cannot be achieved. Zen is the way of deconstructing the ego and these energetic yogas are the way of feeding the soul, both need to come together to achieve union. The baseline practice is to achieve Shunya (emptiness) the energy side is the mastering of Shakti. Shunya and Shakti form the totality. Other Yogas are preparing the individual to become ready for meditation like Hatha Yoga. But they are preparations and not the key practice. These are not guesses. All Masters have attained enlightenment via meditation. So, the slippery slope you are speaking of does not exist. At each stage of development of the practitioners the proper meditation instruction can be given. And it will vary depending on the stage of initiation. The universal laws that will be met along the way are the same for everybody, in the same way gravity affects you and affects me. Therefore the science of meditation adresses these laws. But where I agree with you is this: Depending on the stage of someone's practice, what they need to focus on is the particular stage to be effective and not jump from one practice to another, then they will not master what they need to master. To have a proper teacher for this is key. The teachers "job" is to recognize the necessary yoga that matches the karma of the practioner at his particular stage.

I disagree with that. Studying for many will block their spiritual progress. While meditation by itself leads to success without requiring study. There are many indian saints who did not scripture at all, but were sucessful in theirs spiritual practice.

When you have fear around tantric practices, it might be wise to delay them, before you touch the Gods, your energy has to rise through the lower realms and that means visions of darkness before the light is seen. It is like a thunderstorm before a clear sky. If you are afraid of the thunderstorm, you can get stuck there. Therefore investigate your fears first.

@@julianpolzin I will be watching more of your videos. And thank you for the advice sir.

Thank you for sharing this, it is a profound example of this truth.

It is important to do information detoxing. To go into nature, watch water, sit under trees, listen to the birds and find out that only the mind is concerned but reality is not what the mind believes it to be.

It is a narcisscistic phase most practioners will go through: It is important to know that narcisscism is a self love issue. Someone who loves himself has no issue with being humble. But if you belive that you are lacking because of hidden shame in the shadow, it will manifest as pride. Since there is a belief to not be enough, one tries to be more than what one is at the moment. This leads to artificial intellectual and conceptual accumulations that are ego constructs to hide from yourself that you not yet understand the deeper spiritual truths. The answer to this is self-honesty, to admit what one does not know and to emphasis practice over study and conversation. I appreciate that you are taking responsibility and that you are trying to cultivate the proper virtues which will serve you and others.

Great analogy, thank you for sharing.

That person, would have caused tremendous damage to others. When you focus on how he was feeling, you miss the point. If somebody is a layman who has no responsibility, they can act in inauthentic ways and will experience personal consequences. But if they are ordained and are supposed to serve others and disrespect the practice, then they cannot expect respect for they do not respect themselves or others. Their responsibility is much greater and they have to live up to it. The elder Llamas acted from great compassion by preventing him from being a position where he could do great harm to himself and others. He was in fact the one who lacked compassion, who valued his position over truth. Those who fake spiritual attainment, that they genuinly do not have, do great harm to others. That is why, an institution that is not corrupt cannot allow such dishonest practioners to hold positions of influence for it will harm many more people in their spiritual progress. This degree of harm you do not understand at this point. That is fine. Have a beautiful day.

People quit before they experience proper effects, this is the uncomfortable truth many do not like to hear. The issue is not the method but the quitting attitude many people possess. But yes, there are some who need practices that prepare for mediation before they can truly become still. Hatha Yoga is a good place to start, if a practioner cannot bear the anxiety in meditation and still requires some form of stimulation, before being able to face certain energies head on. Tai Chi and Qi Gong can also be helpful. You can also do sports first, release some energy and mediate after sport. If someone has too much anxiety for meditation, I recommend seeing a therapist first.

As long as you verify the concepts through meditation it will serve you, if it remains study alone, it will not lead to true understanding. Most people underestimate how many meditations hours are required.

100% and especially westerners struggle to admit this and commit to meditation, but they have every occult book possible in the library.

If you cannot put it down, then yes. Saneness is measured by stillness. If you can have a lot of knowledge and still enter stillness, then you are fine. If stillness cannot be achieved, then information needs to be reduced in life.

Be aware that the dark side can bring your ego to the brink, but if you have faith, solutions will come. To be gently, and sometimes fiercly, relentlessly insistent in your practice will produce proper outcome, even though on the pyschological or physical level it might appear very unsafe.

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Thank you AI for your help, I appreciate this video on my feed.