Is it possible to become physically immortal in one life if one has done some amount of spiritual work in previous lives?
I'm very afraid of death.
Physical immortality in one life, possible??
sahasraraBliss6661 min to readIs it possible to become physically immortal in one life if one has done some amount of spiritual work in previous lives?
If one has done the adequate amount, yes. It's also totally possible to live a blessed life, halt ageing, a life without disease, and effectively have a very flawless "old age", but also to be higher than the fear of death and also empower the soul to such an extent that you don't die at any rate. The Gods also don't allow the individual to die either.
Yes, I'm aware that there are no doubt plenty of nuances to be discussed during the progress of working on the Magnum Opus, but the hard fact remains that the end goal remains unachievable for nearly anybody here, except the most advanced souls to walk this earth.
Magnum Opus is a task for multiple lifetimes, as was conveyed to me by the Demons after you yourself reffered to it in another thread. That is the hard fact to be stated for everybody here. About as hard that I hardly give a damn to meditate anymore myself, if I was to be honest, having lost my main motivation for doing it.
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Is it possible to become physically immortal in one life if one has done some amount of spiritual work in previous lives?
If one has done the adequate amount, yes. It's also totally possible to live a blessed life, halt ageing, a life without disease, and effectively have a very flawless "old age", but also to be higher than the fear of death and also empower the soul to such an extent that you don't die at any rate. The Gods also don't allow the individual to die either.
Yes, I'm aware that there are no doubt plenty of nuances to be discussed during the progress of working on the Magnum Opus, but the hard fact remains that the end goal remains unachievable for nearly anybody here, except the most advanced souls to walk this earth.
Magnum Opus is a task for multiple lifetimes, as was conveyed to me by the Demons after you yourself reffered to it in another thread. That is the hard fact to be stated for everybody here. About as hard that I hardly give a damn to meditate anymore myself, if I was to be honest, having lost my main motivation for doing it.
Is it possible to become physically immortal in one life if one has done some amount of spiritual work in previous lives?
If one has done the adequate amount, yes. It's also totally possible to live a blessed life, halt ageing, a life without disease, and effectively have a very flawless "old age", but also to be higher than the fear of death and also empower the soul to such an extent that you don't die at any rate. The Gods also don't allow the individual to die either.
Yes, I'm aware that there are no doubt plenty of nuances to be discussed during the progress of working on the Magnum Opus, but the hard fact remains that the end goal remains unachievable for nearly anybody here, except the most advanced souls to walk this earth.
Magnum Opus is a task for multiple lifetimes, as was conveyed to me by the Demons after you yourself reffered to it in another thread. That is the hard fact to be stated for everybody here. About as hard that I hardly give a damn to meditate anymore myself, if I was to be honest, having lost my main motivation for doing it.
What are you saying? If a goal is far away, it doesn't mean it's unreachable, the important thing is to continue. Never give up!
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Is it possible to become physically immortal in one life if one has done some amount of spiritual work in previous lives?
If one has done the adequate amount, yes. It's also totally possible to live a blessed life, halt ageing, a life without disease, and effectively have a very flawless "old age", but also to be higher than the fear of death and also empower the soul to such an extent that you don't die at any rate. The Gods also don't allow the individual to die either.
Yes, I'm aware that there are no doubt plenty of nuances to be discussed during the progress of working on the Magnum Opus, but the hard fact remains that the end goal remains unachievable for nearly anybody here, except the most advanced souls to walk this earth.
Magnum Opus is a task for multiple lifetimes, as was conveyed to me by the Demons after you yourself reffered to it in another thread. That is the hard fact to be stated for everybody here. About as hard that I hardly give a damn to meditate anymore myself, if I was to be honest, having lost my main motivation for doing it.
What are you saying? If a goal is far away, it doesn't mean it's unreachable, the important thing is to continue. Never give up!
Yes, I'm aware that there are no doubt plenty of nuances to be discussed during the progress of working on the Magnum Opus, but the hard fact remains that the end goal remains unachievable for nearly anybody here, except the most advanced souls to walk this earth.
Magnum Opus is a task for multiple lifetimes, as was conveyed to me by the Demons after you yourself reffered to it in another thread. That is the hard fact to be stated for everybody here. About as hard that I hardly give a damn to meditate anymore myself, if I was to be honest, having lost my main motivation for doing it.
Hard work and disclipine bring results. Motivation is fleeting, even in best cases.
If you lack these two earth qualities in yourself you should first fix that by means that ToZ provides. Then, it is hard work every day.
Think about how much one can achieve in a decade of work. Decade is over 3600 days... Two decades is double that, and four decades... Well, I think you can count. What I'm saying is that is quite a few days to do work on yourself and in such time one can surely achieve lower levels of MO, which are great achievements too.
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Yes, I'm aware that there are no doubt plenty of nuances to be discussed during the progress of working on the Magnum Opus, but the hard fact remains that the end goal remains unachievable for nearly anybody here, except the most advanced souls to walk this earth.
Magnum Opus is a task for multiple lifetimes, as was conveyed to me by the Demons after you yourself reffered to it in another thread. That is the hard fact to be stated for everybody here. About as hard that I hardly give a damn to meditate anymore myself, if I was to be honest, having lost my main motivation for doing it.
Hard work and disclipine bring results. Motivation is fleeting, even in best cases.
If you lack these two earth qualities in yourself you should first fix that by means that ToZ provides. Then, it is hard work every day.
Think about how much one can achieve in a decade of work. Decade is over 3600 days... Two decades is double that, and four decades... Well, I think you can count. What I'm saying is that is quite a few days to do work on yourself and in such time one can surely achieve lower levels of MO, which are great achievements too.
Is it possible to become physically immortal in one life if one has done some amount of spiritual work in previous lives?
If one has done the adequate amount, yes. It's also totally possible to live a blessed life, halt ageing, a life without disease, and effectively have a very flawless "old age", but also to be higher than the fear of death and also empower the soul to such an extent that you don't die at any rate. The Gods also don't allow the individual to die either.
Yes, I'm aware that there are no doubt plenty of nuances to be discussed during the progress of working on the Magnum Opus, but the hard fact remains that the end goal remains unachievable for nearly anybody here, except the most advanced souls to walk this earth.
Magnum Opus is a task for multiple lifetimes, as was conveyed to me by the Demons after you yourself reffered to it in another thread. That is the hard fact to be stated for everybody here. About as hard that I hardly give a damn to meditate anymore myself, if I was to be honest, having lost my main motivation for doing it.
Truth seeker, you need to expand your way of thinking. Go back to when you started meditating and think about what caused your motivational problems and how you fixed it. I can't give you a bigger hint because it's up to you to figure this out. The answer is lies in the Satanic spirit of doing things.
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Is it possible to become physically immortal in one life if one has done some amount of spiritual work in previous lives?
If one has done the adequate amount, yes. It's also totally possible to live a blessed life, halt ageing, a life without disease, and effectively have a very flawless "old age", but also to be higher than the fear of death and also empower the soul to such an extent that you don't die at any rate. The Gods also don't allow the individual to die either.
Yes, I'm aware that there are no doubt plenty of nuances to be discussed during the progress of working on the Magnum Opus, but the hard fact remains that the end goal remains unachievable for nearly anybody here, except the most advanced souls to walk this earth.
Magnum Opus is a task for multiple lifetimes, as was conveyed to me by the Demons after you yourself reffered to it in another thread. That is the hard fact to be stated for everybody here. About as hard that I hardly give a damn to meditate anymore myself, if I was to be honest, having lost my main motivation for doing it.
Truth seeker, you need to expand your way of thinking. Go back to when you started meditating and think about what caused your motivational problems and how you fixed it. I can't give you a bigger hint because it's up to you to figure this out. The answer is lies in the Satanic spirit of doing things.
With strong soul, hard work and dedication, it might be possible, I don’t see why it wouldn’t?
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With strong soul, hard work and dedication, it might be possible, I don’t see why it wouldn’t?
And just remember, that even if you don’t achieve the MO in this life, the progress that you’ve made will not be in vain. It will be MUCH EASIER to do meditations in the next life.
So, no excuse at all not to meditate, advance and keep pushing the limits.
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And just remember, that even if you don’t achieve the MO in this life, the progress that you’ve made will not be in vain. It will be MUCH EASIER to do meditations in the next life.
So, no excuse at all not to meditate, advance and keep pushing the limits.
Why would you be afraid of death, it is something natural and also it won‘t be your first time.
You can look forward to it, having a fresh start, and a healthy and young body again, sounds quite tempting for me after you reached a certain age.
Just make sure to prepare for your new life before you die, and all will be fine.
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Why would you be afraid of death, it is something natural and also it won‘t be your first time.
You can look forward to it, having a fresh start, and a healthy and young body again, sounds quite tempting for me after you reached a certain age.
Just make sure to prepare for your new life before you die, and all will be fine.
Is it possible to become physically immortal in one life if one has done some amount of spiritual work in previous lives?
If one has done the adequate amount, yes. It's also totally possible to live a blessed life, halt ageing, a life without disease, and effectively have a very flawless "old age", but also to be higher than the fear of death and also empower the soul to such an extent that you don't die at any rate. The Gods also don't allow the individual to die either.
Yes, I'm aware that there are no doubt plenty of nuances to be discussed during the progress of working on the Magnum Opus, but the hard fact remains that the end goal remains unachievable for nearly anybody here, except the most advanced souls to walk this earth.
Magnum Opus is a task for multiple lifetimes, as was conveyed to me by the Demons after you yourself reffered to it in another thread. That is the hard fact to be stated for everybody here. About as hard that I hardly give a damn to meditate anymore myself, if I was to be honest, having lost my main motivation for doing it.
The magnum opus is within reach of all Zevists who are dedicated and consistent in their advancement. While the time it takes can vary, its it's very important you regain the motivation for advancing spiritually towards that goal.
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Is it possible to become physically immortal in one life if one has done some amount of spiritual work in previous lives?
If one has done the adequate amount, yes. It's also totally possible to live a blessed life, halt ageing, a life without disease, and effectively have a very flawless "old age", but also to be higher than the fear of death and also empower the soul to such an extent that you don't die at any rate. The Gods also don't allow the individual to die either.
Yes, I'm aware that there are no doubt plenty of nuances to be discussed during the progress of working on the Magnum Opus, but the hard fact remains that the end goal remains unachievable for nearly anybody here, except the most advanced souls to walk this earth.
Magnum Opus is a task for multiple lifetimes, as was conveyed to me by the Demons after you yourself reffered to it in another thread. That is the hard fact to be stated for everybody here. About as hard that I hardly give a damn to meditate anymore myself, if I was to be honest, having lost my main motivation for doing it.
The magnum opus is within reach of all Zevists who are dedicated and consistent in their advancement. While the time it takes can vary, its it's very important you regain the motivation for advancing spiritually towards that goal.
Yes, I'm aware that there are no doubt plenty of nuances to be discussed during the progress of working on the Magnum Opus, but the hard fact remains that the end goal remains unachievable for nearly anybody here, except the most advanced souls to walk this earth.
Magnum Opus is a task for multiple lifetimes, as was conveyed to me by the Demons after you yourself reffered to it in another thread. That is the hard fact to be stated for everybody here. About as hard that I hardly give a damn to meditate anymore myself, if I was to be honest, having lost my main motivation for doing it.
There was a protagonist of a novel that I read. His main goal was immortality and he worked hard for it. However, what astounded me was that even though his main goal was immortality, he really didn't care much if he achieved it or not. It was the the rush of pursuing immortality that he lived and died for.
Don't get him wrong, he worked harder than anyone in pursuing immortality. Its just that whether the hard work really brought him immortality, he didn't care much after all he tried his best so even if he dies in pursuit of immortality, he would die with a smile on his face and with no regrets.
He was all for the thrills and joys of life in pursuing immortality but not the end goal of it. It was the meaning of his life.
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Yes, I'm aware that there are no doubt plenty of nuances to be discussed during the progress of working on the Magnum Opus, but the hard fact remains that the end goal remains unachievable for nearly anybody here, except the most advanced souls to walk this earth.
Magnum Opus is a task for multiple lifetimes, as was conveyed to me by the Demons after you yourself reffered to it in another thread. That is the hard fact to be stated for everybody here. About as hard that I hardly give a damn to meditate anymore myself, if I was to be honest, having lost my main motivation for doing it.
There was a protagonist of a novel that I read. His main goal was immortality and he worked hard for it. However, what astounded me was that even though his main goal was immortality, he really didn't care much if he achieved it or not. It was the the rush of pursuing immortality that he lived and died for.
Don't get him wrong, he worked harder than anyone in pursuing immortality. Its just that whether the hard work really brought him immortality, he didn't care much after all he tried his best so even if he dies in pursuit of immortality, he would die with a smile on his face and with no regrets.
He was all for the thrills and joys of life in pursuing immortality but not the end goal of it. It was the meaning of his life.
Why are you afraid of death?
I am not afraid of death, per se, but of reincarnation. Imagine going through everything again, over and over. Birth, childhood, school, teenage years (stupid phase of “self discovering”)…et cetera…all over again. Plus imagine ending up being born in some dysfunctional family…ewww.
That is what is unsettling to me.
"You will be here as long as I am here and that is forever."
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Why are you afraid of death?
I am not afraid of death, per se, but of reincarnation. Imagine going through everything again, over and over. Birth, childhood, school, teenage years (stupid phase of “self discovering”)…et cetera…all over again. Plus imagine ending up being born in some dysfunctional family…ewww.
That is what is unsettling to me.
Is it possible to become physically immortal in one life if one has done some amount of spiritual work in previous lives?
If one has done the adequate amount, yes. It's also totally possible to live a blessed life, halt ageing, a life without disease, and effectively have a very flawless "old age", but also to be higher than the fear of death and also empower the soul to such an extent that you don't die at any rate. The Gods also don't allow the individual to die either.
Yes, I'm aware that there are no doubt plenty of nuances to be discussed during the progress of working on the Magnum Opus, but the hard fact remains that the end goal remains unachievable for nearly anybody here, except the most advanced souls to walk this earth.
Magnum Opus is a task for multiple lifetimes, as was conveyed to me by the Demons after you yourself reffered to it in another thread. That is the hard fact to be stated for everybody here. About as hard that I hardly give a damn to meditate anymore myself, if I was to be honest, having lost my main motivation for doing it.
I´m not a advanced soul, who did live 1000 of years, lived multiple lives, I don´t want to live anymore/achive immortality :cry: :cry: :cry:
It is way to hard to reach the level of these "elite souls", I want to be immortal now, or I totally stop meditating how can live be so unjust and only give those who did work hard a immortal body. Immortality should be outlowed by law because not everybody can get it, in one life time eventhow probably every soul needs more or less the same amount of energy/time etc to achive it. I will just wait this lifetime and maybe in the next livetime the gods will be so gracious to give free immortal bodys to fresh dedicated new soul Zevist, I mean com on, I did write my name with my own blood on a paper this should be enouth to reach immortality. Even if it is not possibel for the gods to make someone immortal without them meditating, advancing because nature has its laws we should just stop supporting such a cruel universe with our existence and just wait for the possability that a new one emerges were everybody is equally immortal and everybody is the same, thinks the same and laws of nature are more appealing to my understanding of living.
Let´s call it Immortal-Communism-Universe we might want to have a long nosed spiritual equaly immortal leader for this one.
This reply is for a overal readercrowd not only for you.
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Is it possible to become physically immortal in one life if one has done some amount of spiritual work in previous lives?
If one has done the adequate amount, yes. It's also totally possible to live a blessed life, halt ageing, a life without disease, and effectively have a very flawless "old age", but also to be higher than the fear of death and also empower the soul to such an extent that you don't die at any rate. The Gods also don't allow the individual to die either.
Yes, I'm aware that there are no doubt plenty of nuances to be discussed during the progress of working on the Magnum Opus, but the hard fact remains that the end goal remains unachievable for nearly anybody here, except the most advanced souls to walk this earth.
Magnum Opus is a task for multiple lifetimes, as was conveyed to me by the Demons after you yourself reffered to it in another thread. That is the hard fact to be stated for everybody here. About as hard that I hardly give a damn to meditate anymore myself, if I was to be honest, having lost my main motivation for doing it.
I´m not a advanced soul, who did live 1000 of years, lived multiple lives, I don´t want to live anymore/achive immortality :cry: :cry: :cry:
It is way to hard to reach the level of these "elite souls", I want to be immortal now, or I totally stop meditating how can live be so unjust and only give those who did work hard a immortal body. Immortality should be outlowed by law because not everybody can get it, in one life time eventhow probably every soul needs more or less the same amount of energy/time etc to achive it. I will just wait this lifetime and maybe in the next livetime the gods will be so gracious to give free immortal bodys to fresh dedicated new soul Zevist, I mean com on, I did write my name with my own blood on a paper this should be enouth to reach immortality. Even if it is not possibel for the gods to make someone immortal without them meditating, advancing because nature has its laws we should just stop supporting such a cruel universe with our existence and just wait for the possability that a new one emerges were everybody is equally immortal and everybody is the same, thinks the same and laws of nature are more appealing to my understanding of living.
Let´s call it Immortal-Communism-Universe we might want to have a long nosed spiritual equaly immortal leader for this one.
This reply is for a overal readercrowd not only for you.
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Make use of earth-based runes to give you the will to advance against all odds and hardships. Also, it is not like progress doesn't happen until the MO. What about your kundalini? That is certainly a goal worth looking forward to.
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Make use of earth-based runes to give you the will to advance against all odds and hardships. Also, it is not like progress doesn't happen until the MO. What about your kundalini? That is certainly a goal worth looking forward to.
Why are you afraid of death?
I am not afraid of death, per se, but of reincarnation. Imagine going through everything again, over and over. Birth, childhood, school, teenage years (stupid phase of “self discovering”)…et cetera…all over again. Plus imagine ending up being born in some dysfunctional family…ewww.
That is what is unsettling to me.
This is why one must do workings. Remove ties with toxic people so you don't experience them in future lifetimes, remove poverty and imprint wealth on the soul, and so on. Many of us will reincarnate into wonderful lives. Possibly into Zevism families as we just keep growing in numbers.
I personally don't mind that childhood innocence once more and I just might be an extremely psychic child :lol:
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Why are you afraid of death?
I am not afraid of death, per se, but of reincarnation. Imagine going through everything again, over and over. Birth, childhood, school, teenage years (stupid phase of “self discovering”)…et cetera…all over again. Plus imagine ending up being born in some dysfunctional family…ewww.
That is what is unsettling to me.
This is why one must do workings. Remove ties with toxic people so you don't experience them in future lifetimes, remove poverty and imprint wealth on the soul, and so on. Many of us will reincarnate into wonderful lives. Possibly into Zevism families as we just keep growing in numbers.
I personally don't mind that childhood innocence once more and I just might be an extremely psychic child :lol:
What will become of our possessions in this life after we die and reincarnate? Our accounts on various websites?
Will we store them somewhere safe like in tombs, similar to what the Ancient Egyptians had?
With the Gods, returning will that have any implications?
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What will become of our possessions in this life after we die and reincarnate? Our accounts on various websites?
Will we store them somewhere safe like in tombs, similar to what the Ancient Egyptians had?
With the Gods, returning will that have any implications?
There is nothing to fear from an incomplete death but there is nothing more fearsome from a complete death for a living being.
As for physical immortality, the truth is that there is no physical immortality with the current level of scientific and physical development of mankind, the same thing would also be the case for the soul if it were not for Our Ancient and Eternal Gods.
The development of the soul is certainly advantageous and beneficial to the physical body and vice versa, but the work done on one side does not compensate for and/or replace the work that must be done on the other side. Remember, we save our Souls.
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There is nothing to fear from an incomplete death but there is nothing more fearsome from a complete death for a living being.
As for physical immortality, the truth is that there is no physical immortality with the current level of scientific and physical development of mankind, the same thing would also be the case for the soul if it were not for Our Ancient and Eternal Gods.
The development of the soul is certainly advantageous and beneficial to the physical body and vice versa, but the work done on one side does not compensate for and/or replace the work that must be done on the other side. Remember, we save our Souls.
HAIL ZEUS Forever!
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It won't be the same as before. You will be born into a Satanic world, and will likely start meditating again when you are like 5. There is no reason someone born to parents who meditate, let alone someone who previously did the beginning stages of the MO, would be unable to do so. I envision myself cleaning my aura whilst suckling a teat. To save time, start doing void in the womb.
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It won't be the same as before. You will be born into a Satanic world, and will likely start meditating again when you are like 5. There is no reason someone born to parents who meditate, let alone someone who previously did the beginning stages of the MO, would be unable to do so. I envision myself cleaning my aura whilst suckling a teat. To save time, start doing void in the womb.
Why are you afraid of death?
I am not afraid of death, per se, but of reincarnation. Imagine going through everything again, over and over. Birth, childhood, school, teenage years (stupid phase of “self discovering”)…et cetera…all over again. Plus imagine ending up being born in some dysfunctional family…ewww.
That is what is unsettling to me.
If you are spiritualy advanced in this life and then die, you will not be born in a bad family or have a bad life because you already cleaned your soul from negative karma in this life and have the power to choose where to put your soul in the next life. I would be scared of death if I did not do anything to clean my negative karma.
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Why are you afraid of death?
I am not afraid of death, per se, but of reincarnation. Imagine going through everything again, over and over. Birth, childhood, school, teenage years (stupid phase of “self discovering”)…et cetera…all over again. Plus imagine ending up being born in some dysfunctional family…ewww.
That is what is unsettling to me.
If you are spiritualy advanced in this life and then die, you will not be born in a bad family or have a bad life because you already cleaned your soul from negative karma in this life and have the power to choose where to put your soul in the next life. I would be scared of death if I did not do anything to clean my negative karma.
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It won't be the same as before. You will be born into a Satanic world, and will likely start meditating again when you are like 5. There is no reason someone born to parents who meditate, let alone someone who previously did the beginning stages of the MO, would be unable to do so. I envision myself cleaning my aura whilst suckling a teat. To save time, start doing void in the womb.
In the womb? Are you serious? Genuinely asking.
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It won't be the same as before. You will be born into a Satanic world, and will likely start meditating again when you are like 5. There is no reason someone born to parents who meditate, let alone someone who previously did the beginning stages of the MO, would be unable to do so. I envision myself cleaning my aura whilst suckling a teat. To save time, start doing void in the womb.
In the womb? Are you serious? Genuinely asking.
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It won't be the same as before. You will be born into a Satanic world, and will likely start meditating again when you are like 5. There is no reason someone born to parents who meditate, let alone someone who previously did the beginning stages of the MO, would be unable to do so. I envision myself cleaning my aura whilst suckling a teat. To save time, start doing void in the womb.
Children are in a meditative state of bliss parallel to that of void meditation and consciousness while within the womb. Not sure if what you said was figurative, but this is the case.
Very serious meditation is to be followed after a specific age. Until this children should enjoy playing, doing the basics, and meditating here and there. The major big boy stuff has to be for big boys.
Yet, Yoga etc, should be incentivized for children, or cleaning their aura and doing an aura of protection. It is a huge catapult and boost.
However the levels of the mind and soul that relate to very high attainment spiritually, are generated after the age of 10-12, in some cases 13-14.
Just opening a random conversation here by the way because I find this very interesting.
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It won't be the same as before. You will be born into a Satanic world, and will likely start meditating again when you are like 5. There is no reason someone born to parents who meditate, let alone someone who previously did the beginning stages of the MO, would be unable to do so. I envision myself cleaning my aura whilst suckling a teat. To save time, start doing void in the womb.
Children are in a meditative state of bliss parallel to that of void meditation and consciousness while within the womb. Not sure if what you said was figurative, but this is the case.
Very serious meditation is to be followed after a specific age. Until this children should enjoy playing, doing the basics, and meditating here and there. The major big boy stuff has to be for big boys.
Yet, Yoga etc, should be incentivized for children, or cleaning their aura and doing an aura of protection. It is a huge catapult and boost.
However the levels of the mind and soul that relate to very high attainment spiritually, are generated after the age of 10-12, in some cases 13-14.
Just opening a random conversation here by the way because I find this very interesting.