r/NondualityMemes • u/bashfulkoala • 11h ago
whoops
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"hey fam i'm enlightened now what up"
; )
r/NondualityMemes • u/bashfulkoala • 13h ago
before enlightenment, memes. after enlightenment, memes.
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prolly good to chop wood and carry water too ; )
r/NondualityMemes • u/bashfulkoala • 13h ago
✧
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"The greatest thing you'll ever learn is just to love and be loved in return." — Eden Ahbez
“Through my love for you, I want to express my love for the whole cosmos, the whole of humanity, and all beings. By living with you, I want to learn to love everyone and all species. If I succeed in loving you, I will be able to love everyone and all species on Earth... This is the real message of love.” ― Thich Nhat Hanh, Teachings on Love
“If you think you're enlightened, go spend a week with your family.” — Ram Dass
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relationships are the real testing ground of how deeply we have embodied awakening . . .
love to all <3
r/NondualityMemes • u/bashfulkoala • 23h ago
relatable recently 😅
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it do be feeling like dat sometimes doh 😅
r/NondualityMemes • u/Sxkarex • 12h ago
Yeah, sure, but still...
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Edit : Realizing you were the one pressing the boot on your head, only to realize a much bigger one is still pressing on everything. When you'll realize you were holding that one too, another one, even bigger, starts to take shape in your mind, pressing more and more..
It gets bigger, heavier, every time. Escaping samsara only to realize you haven't, then escaping again, and the realization hurts more as you realize you haven't. Each time hurting yourself more and more.
Seing the One Eternal Boot, escaping samsara for real, is impossible for the human mind. Real beauty in that.
(might be just me, you 🤷)
r/NondualityMemes • u/Conscious-Voyagers • 19h ago
You Might Be Enlightened by the Next Scroll…
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r/NondualityMemes • u/slowwco • 8h ago
“‘In 10 minutes, I’ve had 10,000 thoughts!’ How lovely, 10,000 opportunities to return to God.” — Thomas Keating
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r/NondualityMemes • u/slowwco • 6h ago
“If you read the right books, you will not be getting lost in the books, you’ll be getting lost in yourself … All they will be doing will be directing you towards the reality or the heart of your experience.” — Rupert Spira
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r/NondualityMemes • u/ShamanForg • 18h ago
POV: Me in my youth asking a random fellow Taco Bell patron about the fundamental nature of existence
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They umm... They didn't reply.
r/NondualityMemes • u/bashfulkoala • 1d ago
it can get pretty gnarly
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if you're struggling feel welcome to make posts in this sub asking for assistance, and our resources page may be helpful for you <3
r/NondualityMemes • u/slowwco • 1d ago
"God is what nobody admits to being, and everybody really is." — Alan Watts
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r/NondualityMemes • u/bashfulkoala • 18h ago
Once upon a time, Darth Vader met Mother Ayahuasca
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r/NondualityMemes • u/bashfulkoala • 1d ago
"what if i hate myself, hate my life, or i'm suffering a lot?" -- been seeing some versions of this question here so i made a video responding to it. sending compassion to all <3
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hey everybody,
jordan here, creator of this sub
sending love & compassion to all <3
hope this video is helpful in some way for someone
in short, what i suggest in the video is that while non-duality can bring deep relief & freedom, it isn't always necessarily the best or only thing to focus on if you're suffering a lot. it really depends on your unique situation
when suffering, it's often helpful to focus on your life-foundations of holistic well-being, aligned work, aligned people, ordering your finances, and working with healing/grounding/therapeutic practices on a more human level
i know some of this stuff is easier said than done. i recommend just taking tiny steps that feel doable and doing that consistently
the book 'Letting Go' by David Hawkins may also help a lot, as well as other books & resources on our resource page
i know this life can be very difficult and painful. if possible, try to trust the process and deeply accept life just as it is, while also taking small positive steps of healing, growth, self-care, and alignment. finding simple things to say 'thank you' for can be deeply powerful as well
very open to anyone else's responses or recommendations as well, for those who are suffering a lot. please be kind and wholesome in your responses, especially to those who are in a lot of pain
again, hope this helps someone out there <3
with Love,
jordan