u/AncientDiscipline938

Advaita to Bashar's teachings

Hi,

Has anyone come from Advaita teachings to Bashar? I find them complementary but also difficult. I watched a lot of Rupert Spira and other teachers in the past (many years ago) and I read a book someone wrote about awakening, I had a moment where I basically found my true nature from reading a koan, it triggered something that was beyond words and for a few minutes I sat in my true self.

It was a surprisingly direct experience considering some people attend those Rupert Spira seminars their whole life and never fully experience their true nature. I'm years past this event and I continued to stay in a mental state of "I don't actually exist" and my life went well, recently I've come back into the body more.. and wow ... there was sooo much stuff held in the body I hadn't processed.

The problem is now I don't really know how to process it, like I'm now seeing events from completely different perspectives and I think this is just a subtle form of the ego building itself back up again and I just keep telling myself "I'm a new person every moment" and "I don't exist" but this doesn't seem to get rid of these negative emotions. I also worry that using the "new person every moment" philosophy feeds a new ego. Anyone experienced anything similar? Any advice? Thank you.

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u/AncientDiscipline938 — 7 days ago

Understanding 2 different bashar concepts

Hi All,

First time poster,

So Bashar has said "There is no 'out there'..out there" and to further elaborate he said "You are the only one in "your" room". Also, he has said in a transmission that "your higher self is essentially reflecting reality back to you" (Links to video quote below)

I get this concept, and feel I have actually experienced it, but when combining it with what he has said about a life review I find it conflicting. So I get that in a life review you are majorly blown out of a limited consciousness and review everything from a neutral point of view with no judgement but rather learning.

So if you didn't choose to have something in "your" room, are there lessons to be learnt from it. As in, if everything is a reflection of you, you are then just viewing yourself be an asshole to yourself? I joke, but you know what I mean.

If you withheld something from being in your room (oh that has nothing to do with me and went on with my day) but it affected others would it be reviewed?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6NKRZoGf_zM

u/AncientDiscipline938 — 14 days ago