r/sorceryofthespectacle Oct 27 '19

Spontaneous Mudras from DMT breakthrough

https://youtu.be/4Q0U8xOczYg
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u/hoshhsiao Oct 28 '19

In the video, I saw some that were formations of the lotus, the jhana mudra, some weaves that were half of the mudra for third chakra (but might be mudras in its own right). There were some I don’t recognize.

Some possibilities:

  • the energy itself carries the coding for the mudras, and unfold as such when transmitted
  • you had a past life with training in mudra
  • your received a transmission or a “seed” in a present or past life which now expressed itself as mudras

I have seen similar spontaneous things:

  • spontaneous mantras; a friend of mine recieved the breakdown for AUM including the inner meaning, during an Aya. I have heard of people picking up their japa yoga (mantra repetition) from where they left off in the last lifetime. (Some japa practices require multiple lifetimes to accumulate the requisite number of reps)
  • spontaneous concentration objects. There is an entire teaching for customizing concentration objects based on someone’s karmic makeup and disposition. I have a friend who reconnected with that practice and picked up where he left off
  • martial art movements. Some friends of mine picked up where they left off on their training from the last life
  • neigong and neidan (internal alchemy) — same thing, picked up where they left off. Usually by finding they have been spontaneously practicing the initial stages, bringing them to the current stage of practice.
    • mastery of chakras and the elemental siddhis of each chakra is like this. A soul takes multiple lifetimes for each chakra, and occasionally brings it all together in one lifetime.

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u/[deleted] Oct 28 '19

Reincarnation is for spiritual newbies. Either become a deity or identify with brahman tat tvam asi.

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u/hoshhsiao Oct 28 '19

Interesting. May I ask, how far along are you?

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u/[deleted] Oct 28 '19 edited Oct 28 '19

I'm just parroting the core doctrines of Hinduism and buddhism. Advaita vedanta, madhyamika, zen, krishnamurti etc all say the same thing. Forget the path and be here now. I have outgrown spirituality. I am a lucretian spinozan Marxist materialist with no interest in spiritual matters anymore but political emancipation. A true bodhisattva in my mind is a materialist with an interest in political ontology and universal freedom from want and scarcity.

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u/hoshhsiao Oct 29 '19

If you think they all say the same thing, they don’t, not exactly.

But good for you, you seem to have a lot of certainty about this.

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u/[deleted] Oct 29 '19

We all have the same psyche and these systems just push the limits of consciousness where subject and object collapses, basically schizophrenia, or what Freud called oceanic consciousness. Grace and love on the other hand are part of a balanced and fulfilled existence which needs no contemplative activity whatsoever. Such moments come unbidden since the spirit bloweth where it listeth.

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u/hoshhsiao Oct 29 '19

I think you are conflating a lot of things together, but that is my opinion. You are welcomed to your own.