Hi I just got silence for like 3 minutes holly shit! i didn't loose silence at all, kept present in my breath completely, I was perceiving first through my body and i kept it there didn't let the info though get translated i felt energized suddenly and something took over felt everything warm in me and very much aware of my surroundings! Like completly open to my senses moving with what took over, felt very energizing and focused my controll of the breath it change immediately and it was changing all the time it was taking me in a perfect breathing didferent rithms to when i was getting put of breath it would nicely transition to another rithm quite naturally to the body it does has an energized inteligence. I felt great dexterity also, with explosive accurate movement. Very weird I cant wait to see how further it goes the tunnel!
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Remember to look around here, there are people who practice moving their assemblage point in every post. Don't let yourself be satisfied with just feelings. It's possible to be in bliss almost all the time, but if you stop at bliss, it's just a bit sad.
Ironically, it’s sad to just feel bliss 😂
Bliss is only one position of the assemblage point, and sure, it feels wonderful, but stopping there, when there is so much more to explore...
Anyone who has practiced knows that there is more to this than feelings, regardless of how confusing it gets.
Sounds like you got mislead by meditation techniques.
Keep in mind, not a single Yogi in all of history, nor Buddhist master, Daoist sorcerer or Kabbalist holy man has EVER been silent for 2 full minutes.
It's FAR beyond their abilities. In fact, they don't even try.
And most will even say it's impossible if you corner them and make them explain.
They just pretend they got silent so they can sound wise, and to get more donations based on crummy meditative effects like "bliss". Which fool people who have never seen the real thing.
When you stop your internal dialogue, reality itself stops!
It can't happen any other way.
That allows teleportation, walking through solid walls, flying, being in 2 places at once, and endless remote viewing with your eyes open, of any place in time and space.
Daily...
If that's hard to believe, just look around in here.
And read the books of Carlos Castaneda, Taisha Abelar, and Florinda Donner Grau.
They gave us the techniques, we've made them work, and people in here explain what they did and what happened, for the benefit of others. And to preserve this 8000 year old magic.
But we frown on meditation pretending.
Here's how you know meditation teachers are full of it.
This is an adaptation of Maharishi Yogi's vision back in the early 1980s, which caused him to claim everyone had to go to Iowa and pay $3000 to learn his flying technique. He said that unless he got 7000 people, a giant serpent would strangle the earth, and WW3 would break out.
This really happened!
Anyone who has a "great vision" but you don't hear daily explanations of seeing such things over and over in different forms, is just pretending.
There's so much magic DAILY once you can get silent, magic which isn't done with the eyes closed just sitting there, that it's puzzling Yogis can get away with this sort of story.
Read in this subreddit and that will become clear.
The AI drew women slightly older than Yogis usually deceive. Go look at old pictures of famous gurus and see who's following them around.
Yogis are "bliss pimps".
If I keep pushing it further, will my assemblage point keep moving until the physical world collapses? I closed my eyes for a brief moment and I swear I saw my room very vividly. I stopped after things got weird, but I'll keep pushing it.
It seemed like a big change from how I started (Blue zone normal me). I actually felt locked in and able to just go as far as I could. I just got a bit weirded out when I saw clearly with my eyes closed.
I'll push longer and will try not to be scared off the practice by the phenomena.
Absolutely! I'll see if I can find that "The Matrix" pic which shows what that's like, in the extreme cases. Or at least, it nearly perfectly matches what I experienced the first time. I was even able to float off into that mess of the sea of emanations, and go in and out of worlds represented by flaming bulges.
This is what "the world" really is. Just one of those larger bulges out of an infinite number of other possible worlds. And you can go back and forth if you make it there, although you should limit yourself to 2 times for safety. That's enough to see how to do it. More, and you might be absorbed by the emanations themselves. The fate of all who die without sorcery skills.
So yes, you can collapse reality through completely stopping the internal dialogue. In fact, nothing else can possibly happen but that!
However, since you believed the meditation misrepresentation of bliss and minor visions as being important, you've also surely succumbed to the "Superman effect".
Sufism is drowning in that belief, which is one way you know it's all religious nonsense.
The superman effect is what I called a common situation where people who come here and post seem to believe that just managing to do something magical once, means you now have that super power at your demand. Like superman discovering his heat vision.
In the real world, things don't work that way. And magic belongs to the real world, not to the imaginary world of religion.
I should add that Cholita is a practicing catholic, so don't anyone be discouraged by my rants against religion. Witches tend to be like that, because mostly magic is helped by anything that inspires them.
I'm pretty sure that yesterday somewhere in Mexico there was a witch dressed all in black, with a black lace veil covering her head, worrying the local peasants somewhere in a Mexican cathedral.
But the superman effect means that likely you're thinking real magic is different than learning anything else.
How to golf, how to surf, how to play the trumpet.
You don't pick up your new trumpet for the first time, manage to make a decent sound, and then declare yourself good enough to play in a cheesy lounge act in vegas.
It all takes work.
I suppose sorcery is closer to golf.
It's not impossible to get a hole in one, even when you aren't yet actually good at golf.
Same happens in sorcery.
So the world is more likely to collapse for a hardworking beginner, as some kind of supernatural reward and motivating demonstration, for genuinely intending to learn it.
Intent is the magical force behind all of reality, even your ordinary one.
So even if you collapsed the world early on, you'd still be like a golfer who gets lucky and achieves a hole in one.
Crummy... But with a "tale of power" to motivate you to keep working hard.
You don't need to collapse "the world".
You need to collapse your self.
I suppose it sounds a tiny bit like meditation terminology, but with them sitting on their little thrones lording it over monks, and stealing money from young people with their "movements", they haven't even become decent people yet, let alone seen past having a "self".
No matter what they claim.
It's actually quite difficult to see past the self, on demand.
I was trying to map it out last night to make a picture today, but I don't have time for that kind of a diagram. It would take hours.
3 minutes of inner silence and you didn’t see anything. Just felt stuff?