How do you recognize the signs from the guru-field? Like, how do you know it's a sign and not just something that happened anyway?
My Final thought and end of my guidance of my path.
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How do you recognize the signs from the guru-field? Like, how do you know it's a sign and not just something that happened anyway?
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My final thought and guidance.
After understanding how to remove our ignorance and achieve the oneness which we already are, there are generally only two things left to do. First is to deliberately keep removing your ignorance until nothing is left but oneness.
The second is to teach this knowledge to others. The most powerful karma anyone can do in this world is to give the knowledge of self-realization and oneness to others. This type of desire has its own name: Bodhisattva. Other things, like showing kindness or helping others, do not carry as much karma because, as I said, those things happen to them due to their own karmas. Even if you help them today, they will still have to pay for their karma someday. So, the best you can do is plant the seed of oneness knowledge into their causal body.
How can we do so? Your teachings should directly impact their belief system itself. Remove all their beliefs, destroy their beliefs, and then they will be ready to go. Note this point: spirituality isn't about an easy life or a pleasurable life; it is all about destruction—destruction of your ego, destruction of your personality, and destruction of everything that you label as "you" or "yours." In the end, silence remains.
Teaching others this knowledge is the purest form of kindness you can offer, and it will also somehow benefit you by strengthening your karma. Do not try to improve others' lives, as that is their own doing. Improve their knowledge; in the end, it depends on the other person what they will do with it.
A little about me for those who are interested, because I see many are interested in my experiences: First, I am not some kind of magical guru or magical entity. I am a simple person left with almost no desires except two or three, and guiding others is one of them. How did I come across such knowledge? Simply because, from childhood, I was curious about existence itself. This curiosity faded over time because the bad influence of a competitive society had a greater effect on me, but with proper guidance, I was able to overcome it.
Don't try to look at my life and how it affects me, but try to look at your own life and how it will affect you. The goal of human life is freedom—freedom from this life to become one with your essence. For that, you don't need to do anything special, except removing your ignorance with help of knowledge of oneness.
If you face any trouble related to knowledge or anything else, there is still a way to receive knowledge from the guru-field. Simply pray to them and call your guru's name, because your guru likely already has a connection with the guru-field. This will help strengthen your prayers. Don't get sad if you don't receive answers immediately; you have to become capable of recognizing the signs they send you. Note this point: they will not give you anything crazy. As I said, everyone has their own karmas, and they do not want to interfere with them.
Finally, the best thing you can do in your human life is to guide others with this knowledge of oneness. Don't give them much beyond this knowledge. See, nothing here is yours anyway, and everything is destructible anyway. Kindness, financial support, love, family... everything is destructible except your true nature. So, the best thing you can give them is the knowledge of self—the knowledge of oneness. That's it.
I guess my work here is done. My best wishes with you all.
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you said the goal of human life is freedom to become one with your essence. are those two things the same, or is freedom separate from oneness?
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So when you teach someone oneness, is the karma shift happening to them or to you for teaching it? I guess I'm not sure if the separation between teacher and student actually holds if oneness is the goal.
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I'm not following all of this, but the destruction part hits different. Is that usually the hardest part for the people you've guided?
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That line about your work being done - does that mean you're backing away from guiding people now, or is it just a final summary?
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You said your curiosity about existence faded when you were young. Does it come back often now, or did you have to wake it up all at once?
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I like that you said you're not a magical guru. most people won't admit that. they want you to see them as special. but you just said you're a person.
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How do you recognize the signs from the guru-field? Like, how do you know it's a sign and not just something that happened anyway?
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When you say people need to destroy their ego, how do most people actually start that? Is there a first step?
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My final thought and guidance.