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A friend of mine had a experience/vision in which she felt connected to every thing. She described it as being very vivid, colorful… and being loved, of being Love. She didn’t use the words enlightened. She told me that as time passed she fell into depression. How to return and hold on to such a experience. She suspected part of the problem was the holding on which was really a desire to remain. The view from the top of a mountain is wonderful but the oxygen is thin. We aren’t intended to live onto a mountain.
I had a experience equally vivid but not colorful as my experience was complete darkness/emptiness. A emptiness in which there was no fear, no anxiety, a awareness of everything which was no-thing. Perhaps pure consciousness. Like my friend everything/no-thing connected….
And then I thought “I”.
Their is a scene in the Matrix where Neo enters the void of the matrix (here the void was white) and rows of clothes and weapons appear. The racks coming from nowhere and whizzing by Neo only stopping when he selects a item until he is fully dressed. Once dressed he enters the ‘world of the matrix’
That was what it was like the moment I thought “I” a peace of “clothing” (memory of identity) thrust onto me, forming me and pushed me from the void into the “waking” world.
With the thought of “I” I remember thinking Nooooooo!!!! as I left the bliss of emptiness and experience of everything, clothing myself in my fears, hopes, anxiety… memory of I.
My memory forming my physical and mental bodies and pulling/pushing me into, I will use the words “waken world”. Oh how I wanted to longed to go back, longed for home, but life is experienced in the matrix and I was formed to experience it.
I didn’t fall into depression… or maybe I have at times. No experience as been more vivid to my mind
The moment I think “I”…. I wonder if the clothes (and weapons) were chosen by me or for me?
The moment I thought “I”, I thought Noooo… what if I would have thought Yes?
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