#self transcendence

[hibou088]

Transcend your meat prison

I am both post-feminist and post-blackpilled. I am over the 'nature vs culture' / 'DNA vs socialization' debate because how and why people behave badly is irrelevant. Discussing it is a waste of time and too many participants are biased in favor of one interpretation over the other depending on their agenda. What only matters is how you transcend these bad habits and behaviors. People can overcome their supposedly 'natural instincts' with hard work (meditation and discipline) and introspection. The goal is human enhancement and the removal of 'biological limitations'. For instance, a man can transcend his limiting lustful nature by choosing celibacy. It will take a lot of dedication, but it will be rewarding and prove that nobody is doomed by their 'biology' (unlike what the blackpill ideology promotes) or their 'education' (unlike what feminists say).

The actual problem is not that people cannot elevate themselves, it is that they do NOT want to. People are only doomed by their lack of confidence, limiting beliefs, slothfulness and greed. Human nature is a work in progress and thanks to our free will, we can become beings with vastly greater capacities and unlimited potential. Humanity should strive to ascend as much as possible to approach a point of a semi-angelic human nature and satisfy the needs of the spirit more than the body's. The goal and endeavor will be the love of the Spirit and closeness to It. And thus, taming the body and transcending it as much as possible.

[eyeamthat]

Ultimate truth is wordless. The silence within the silence.

Pirke Avot

[spiritualgateway]

You yourself are your own obstacle, rise above yourself.

Hafez

[hibou088]

[hibou088]

Self Transcendence

We are all seekers who wish to transcend our present realities. Why do we want to transcend? We want to transcend because the life of ignorance, bondage, imperfection and death cannot satisfy us. We want to achieve something. We want to grow into something which is eternal; we want to grow into the very image of Immortality. The life of desire is a life of self chosen bondage. The life of aspiration is a life of God chosen transcendence.

In our ordinary life we deal with constant possibility, and at the end of our efforts we meet with either success or failure. But in the spiritual life, we do not care for failure or success; we care only for progress. In this way, possibility is transformed into inevitability. There is no end to our self transcendence. Our aspiration ascends, our realisation transcends, our satisfaction dawns, finally our God smiles. With our inner cry we ascend to God's descending Smile. When we feed our inner cry, and when we become our inner cry, at that time our song of realisation and transcendence begins.

In our deepest philosophy, we consider past achievements of no value. We say the past is dust. The past has given us what it has to offer, but it has not given us what we need: liberation, realisation, salvation and perfection. So it is today, it is in the immediacy of the present, that we have to grow into the spiritual life. If we can meditate an hour a day, we try to extend the effects of this meditation throughout the whole day. When we possess mortal life, the desire life, we are not actually satisfied. Even when our desires are fulfilled, we discover that we have new desires, and there is no abiding satisfaction. We have always the same hunger, the same unsaturated, unfulfilled hunger. But in the spiritual life, when we get an iota of Peace, Light and Bliss-although our ultimate aim is to have these in infinite measure-even an iota gives us a sense of satisfaction. And, in the long run, at God's choice Hour, we do get Peace, Light and Bliss in infinite measure. Each time we are divinely satisfied and fulfilled, we transcend our earthbound reality and enter into the Heaven free Reality. There is a royal road that leads to self transcendence. That road is our surrender, our conscious, unconditional surrender to the Will of the Absolute Supreme.

[eyeamthat]

Give yourself no name, no shape. In the darkness and the silence, reality is found.

Nisargadatta Maharaj, I Am That

[eyeamthat]

A great silence overcomes me, and I wonder why I ever thought to use language.

Rumi

[eyeamthat]

We have been to the moon, we have charted the depths of the ocean and the heart of the atom, but we have a fear of looking inward to ourselves because we sense that is where all the contradictions flow together.

Terence Mckenna, The Archaic Revival