What is the most important thing you've realized in life, thus far?

[Clear]

For me it is that there are no strangers or enemies, just teachers.

 

[HoldAll]

For me it is that there are no strangers or enemies, just teachers.

"No man is your enemy, no man is your friend, every man is your teacher.” (Florence Scovel)

A very zen thing to say, I've always thought.

 

[Clear]

To expound:

I believe I am the only Soul in this realm and you are all figments of my imagination. The logic and reasoning behind this is as simple as intricate which, once again, hints we're in a fractal but beyond mere navel gazing BS that proliferates a lot of occult spaces its very easy to test. Once it clicks your worldview cannot help but shift.

 

[KjEno186]

I have a decent memory of early life, mostly visual vignettes of moments. Like standing in the carport of my home while a very loud jet flew overhead when I was two years old. Or the time when I was maybe seven and watched ants take a cricket apart bit by bit in a ditch by the road. And it was around that time of life when I stood at the end of the driveway on the street where my family lived, and I had a rather new feeling. I wondered, "Why am I me?" That is to say, what caused my awareness of being to exist in this body at this time? I guess I was old enough to realize by then that my parents, older kids, and adults had been around before me since they often had things to say about events that happened before I was born. I suppose this has become a recurring question throughout my life and perhaps part of my motivation to explore the occult since religion (at least what I was raised to believe) never seemed bothered by the question of self awareness.

 

[silentlucidity]

It's OK to be wrong and Fear is, in fact, the mind-killer.