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LordBuzzKill
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 Posted - Jun 26 2017 : 10:50:29 PM
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I recall a few moments of enlightenment where a great truth was revealed to me about my life. Which changed my life forever, years ago.
The best I can describe it, is when you are in this moment where the noise in your head stops and one single piece of truth is revealed to you. You just sit there realizing it and you have no emotional response or thoughts going through you. It was amazing.
Right now I have many times where I am just about to reach that point but I don't quite reach it. So I am stuck somewhere in between. It happens a lot to me when I am sitting and just focusing on one thought and letting everything else go. Most of my thoughts just stop but not all. Mind you this just happens naturally, I am not doing anything. I was just thinking about something and had no idea what to do and my brain just froze and I was partially there reaching for enlightenment.
Anyone else having these moments?
Did anyone else get bits and pieces of enlightenment here and there in their lives?
Oh well back to zoning out.  
Edit: I just wanted to add that some thoughts just make this happen. It just activates the whole process. I just zone out and boom I am half way to enlightenment from my experience of what enlightenment is.
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Bodhi Tree
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Posted - Jun 26 2017 : 11:32:29 PM
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Yes. Moments of clarity, as they're sometimes called.
If I contemplate the name LordBuzzKill, it actually induces a moment of clarity for me. Seriously, I really like that name. It's my kind of humor. I could analyze it and explain why, but you obviously understand the brilliance of it, since it's your forum name.
I think Deep Meditation is a way of amplifying the clarity so that these isolated moments become more of a continuous presence occurring (or non-occurring  ) in the holographic mind. I'm a big fan of the phrase being in the zone, because it is often applied to athletes who operate in an optimal state of performance. When we're in the zone, the line between being and doing becomes incredibly permeable, maybe even nonexistent. In AYP, it's called stillness in action. That works for me too.
When I'm massaging people, it's mostly silent in my mind. It's like the therapeutic task captures my full attention and I can get lost in the flow and feeling of the process. In those sessions, the "great truth" is just being absorbed in the stream of movement, rather than some revelation of knowledge, per se. But I also appreciate when those moments of revelation come along, and when the knowledge comes shining through...those nice eureka moments...not always dramatic, sometimes quiet and subtle.
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SeySorciere
Seychelles
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Posted - Jun 27 2017 : 02:33:27 AM
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Yes. I live more and more in these moments of clarity.
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LordBuzzKill
Canada
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Posted - Jun 27 2017 : 10:06:34 AM
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Nice, this is good to hear and the best part it's all done with automatic yoga. I don't do a thing, it just happens.
Even the ringing in my ears stops which I get a lot. Which is how I know I am moving towards these moments of clarity, which is then sometimes followed by lack of thoughts and boom. Clarity. The steps I noticed I got through.
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