Quote Originally Posted by BillyBob_001 View Post
I have to admit that I find it hard to believe that its possible to slow a second of perception down into three entire minutes.
I was thinking more along the lines of 1 normal second=5 super perception seconds being the upper limit (like yogi limit).

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The idea that there are limitations creates limitations. Your reality is a idea based on what your brain gets from outside input. Some of your own posts about dreaming made me see that more clearly You teach more then you know billybob... And the more we learn about self, the more we realize how very little we really know... I guess that’s where meditation comes in... Unlearning, relearning, exploring new old paths.

Wizards first rule: people are stupid. (terry goodkind is a good teacher too)

I am stupid. I am a beginner. I am and always will be. Sometimes I think of something that makes me feel smart. Feeding my ego. Ego is a barrier that you can climb over, go around. I like my ego as long as it's not to much in the way. Ego is based on the fact that something is 'wrong'.

Being aware of when it's your ego doing the thinking and deciding how you feel about something is a never ending journey. This way of thinking can be very uplifting and a good driving force to make you learn more. There is no top or finite in learning. There is no limit, only ideas of limitation. Having physical limitations makes us 'think' we have mental limitations.

Good sites on meditation by the way. it's all so simple and allot of people meditate in their own way without realizing that it goes in to the category. It's all about observation and awareness. Ideas and visualization. Focus or unfocused. The techniques are so endless that I have started to see my entire life as one big meditation exercise.

Edit: Oh... and the most important thing to remember: Fear is the mnd killer. NO FEAR!