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Why Most Of You Are going To Hell

xexon

Destroyer of Worlds
Oh gee. That was an attractive worm on the hook, wasn't it?

But let's talk about why your're reading this instead of something else. Want to know why you're going to hell? Right?

Because hell only exists in the mind. Most, not all, but most of you live within the cave of the mind. Its safe in there. You can draw on the walls all you want to.

As long as you live within your mind, you will not know God, hence the term "hell". Religion belongs to the mind. Everything you know in your lives, also belongs to the mind.

The path you seek is not one of a door which opens to some outside world. It is a door which opens within yourself. The path is inward. Away from religions and other earthy trappings.

I invite you there.



x
 

Feathers in Hair

World's Tallest Hobbit
xexon said:
The path you seek is not one of a door which opens to some outside world. It is a door which opens within yourself. The path is inward. Away from religions and other earthy trappings.

There are many religions that help people to look inward.
 

Ozzie

Well-Known Member
xexon said:
Oh gee. That was an attractive worm on the hook, wasn't it?

But let's talk about why your're reading this instead of something else. Want to know why you're going to hell? Right?

Because hell only exists in the mind. Most, not all, but most of you live within the cave of the mind. Its safe in there. You can draw on the walls all you want to.

As long as you live within your mind, you will not know God, hence the term "hell". Religion belongs to the mind. Everything you know in your lives, also belongs to the mind.

The path you seek is not one of a door which opens to some outside world. It is a door which opens within yourself. The path is inward. Away from religions and other earthy trappings.

I invite you there.



x
So how do you propose to escape the hell of the mind. I know you have talked about the heart as a barometer of true salvation. But do you feel this is somehow a different realm of knowledge? If so, how do you account for the fact that every perturbation of your heart or other change in its state gives rise to a thought in your mind? By the same token, reading a religious text might give rise to a heart felt feeling of salvation.
 

XAAX

Active Member
I know this will be mis-understood...I got to the point to where I realized that if Heaven was full of all the people who were supposedly going there, I prefer Hell...The last thing I would ever want to do is spend eternity with a bunch of christians...In a sense, that would be Hell...hmmmm...lol..:faint:
 

Mike182

Flaming Queer
do you have a proposed system of practise or a method which a person could follow to take up your invitation to open the door to within themselves?
 

Booko

Deviled Hen
XAAX said:
I know this will be mis-understood...I got to the point to where I realized that if Heaven was full of all the people who were supposedly going there, I prefer Hell...The last thing I would ever want to do is spend eternity with a bunch of christians...In a sense, that would be Hell...hmmmm...lol..:faint:

Oh I understand it well enough. I lived in that place once myself. ;)
 

xexon

Destroyer of Worlds
Ozzie said:
So how do you propose to escape the hell of the mind. I know you have talked about the heart as a barometer of true salvation. But do you feel this is somehow a different realm of knowledge? If so, how do you account for the fact that every perturbation of your heart or other change in its state gives rise to a thought in your mind? By the same token, reading a religious text might give rise to a heart felt feeling of salvation.


You have in a way answered your own question.

You cannot escape the mind itself as long as you have a body. Its a package deal. But you can understand what the mind is. It's a tool. It seeks knowledge. It draws upon physical sensation and creates it's world accordingly. As it cannot see the spiritual realm, it does not concern itself with it. The mind is like Mr. Spock.

Cold. Emotionless. But a superb calculating machine. We all know such people.

The heart is that part of you closest to God. It is all knowing, but it has very little say in the world created by the mind. The mind only consults it when it has no answers itself, or the heart catches the mind in a quiet mood, it peeps through the door a little to this world. Thats really the key. For the heart to have direct access to the waking consciousness without the mind running any interference with it's filters and rules. It's duality finally put to rest.

Once the mind sees the power of the heart, it will finally bend a knee to it and become a humble servant. This is the correct order of things. The heart driving. The mind is a co pilot.

Such a person now walks with a God consciousness. The container is the same, but the contents are different. Saul into Paul, if that helps. The polarity of such a person is different. The world falls away from them. It loses it's attraction.

But inside that person, a sun is fixing to rise to a whole new world. And as it climbs higher and higher, it reveals all that was hidden by the darkness beforehand. This spiritual sun reveals a clarity of perception the mind can only dream about.

This sun will have your very on face on it. And everything you want to shine on will reveal itself to you.

It goes beyond "knowing".


x
 

Willamena

Just me
Premium Member
xexon said:
As long as you live within your mind, you will not know God, hence the term "hell". Religion belongs to the mind. Everything you know in your lives, also belongs to the mind.
That leads to a natural question: if we're not "in our minds," if we're not living in this hell, then how do we know it?
 

Ozzie

Well-Known Member
xexon said:
You have in a way answered your own question.

You cannot escape the mind itself as long as you have a body. Its a package deal. But you can understand what the mind is. It's a tool. It seeks knowledge. It draws upon physical sensation and creates it's world accordingly. As it cannot see the spiritual realm, it does not concern itself with it. The mind is like Mr. Spock.

Cold. Emotionless. But a superb calculating machine. We all know such people.

The heart is that part of you closest to God. It is all knowing, but it has very little say in the world created by the mind. The mind only consults it when it has no answers itself, or the heart catches the mind in a quiet mood, it peeps through the door a little to this world. Thats really the key. For the heart to have direct access to the waking consciousness without the mind running any interference with it's filters and rules. It's duality finally put to rest.

Once the mind sees the power of the heart, it will finally bend a knee to it and become a humble servant. This is the correct order of things. The heart driving. The mind is a co pilot.

Such a person now walks with a God consciousness. The container is the same, but the contents are different. Saul into Paul, if that helps. The polarity of such a person is different. The world falls away from them. It loses it's attraction.

But inside that person, a sun is fixing to rise to a whole new world. And as it climbs higher and higher, it reveals all that was hidden by the darkness beforehand. This spiritual sun reveals a clarity of perception the mind can only dream about.

This sun will have your very on face on it. And everything you want to shine on will reveal itself to you.

It goes beyond "knowing".


x
Nice prose:). You write well.

I think in order to face life and find what shines for us we need to face it with heart and mind in combination with balance. Otherwise I would feel a kind of blindness I suspect.
 

may

Well-Known Member
The Hebrew she’ohl´ and its Greek equivalent hai´des, which refer, not to an individual burial place, but to the common grave of dead mankind... both of these words have been translated hell in most bibles ,so yes most of us if not all of us are going to hell:)
 
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angellous_evangellous

Guest
I sure hope that the joint gets passed this way... I am feeling left out.:eek:
 
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