Non Duality | Seeking Will End Organically, Don’t Force It!

TL;DR

Seeking is a natural and necessary part of spiritual growth, even after realizing the non-dual nature of reality.

Transcript

that's a healthy addiction if you're addicted to seeking that's the last addiction that goes you can say it's the last desire that gets burnt up when it's time to get burnt up now what I see is people they they start listening to spiritual videos and non-dual stuff and then people tell them that there's no seeker and there's nothing to seek and all... Read More

Key Insights

• 🚱 Seeking is a natural and necessary aspect of spiritual growth, even after realizing non-duality.
• 🥺 Dismissing seeking can lead to stagnation and a disconnection from the natural flow of life.
• 🛟 Embracing the seeking energy aligned with the pure life force can accelerate spiritual awakening.
• 🛟 Recognizing the distinction between addicted, identified life force and pure life force is crucial for discernment.
• 🤳 The individual self will continue to exist on some level, even after realizing non-duality.
• ⚡ A fine, light body can provide contrast and a sense of individuality in higher realms after death.
• 💌 Flowing with the life force and letting it guide us dismantles delusions and facilitates growth.

Questions & Answers

Q: What causes the "weirdness" that can arise when people stop seeking due to the belief that there is no seeker?

The mind, in its attempt to avoid effort and maintain a comfortable state, tricks us into believing we have reached a complete understanding, leading to stagnation and a disconnection from the natural unfolding of our spiritual path.

Q: Is there a distinction between the addicted, identified life force and the pure life force that aligns us with the natural flow of life?

Yes, there are levels to our life force. The addicted, identified life force leads to destructive behaviors, while the pure life force harmonizes us with life and guides us towards spiritual growth.

Q: Can seeking ever be completely burnt up?

No, seeking is a natural tendency that arises from our desire to merge with our source self. Although we may not be obsessed with seeking, the desire to continuously merge with our true self will always be present.

Q: Should we dismiss the role of external gurus in our spiritual journey?

No, dismissing external gurus as a non-dual trap is incorrect. The universe can manifest external guidance to best suit our individual paths, and it is important to discern the guidance that aligns with our highest inner truth.

Summary & Key Takeaways

• Seeking is often dismissed once one realizes there is no separate self to seek, but this can lead to spiritual stagnation and a disconnect from the natural flow of life.

• The mind often tricks us into thinking we have reached a state of awakening when we are actually holding onto subtle tendencies and beliefs.

• Embracing the seeking energy that aligns with the pure life force can help accelerate our spiritual awakening and bring balance to our journey.