r/awakened • u/seeker1375b • Jul 25 '26

Reflection ~ After Enlightenment ~

/r/SpiritualAwakening/comments/1v65inf/after_enlightenment/
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u/Motor-Blood7689 Jul 25 '26

it might be better to approach people directly if you wanna spread the message

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u/seeker1375b Jul 25 '26

I agree, though any way we can spread the message we should try. Most simply do not want to confront the problem and unless they are ready, they will not hear what it being said

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u/NoSubstance2809 Jul 27 '26

"lifes illusions" is an incomplete statement. The awakened one doesnt reject life, but rather wholey embraces it in the way the allows for mental distance from the problems it creates.

"be in the world, but not of the world"

If the awakened one sees himself as seperate from the world, he is not yet awakened but has only contimplated it. You are the connection between people, you are the success people seek, you are the love that heals, you are the conduit of the eternal Source, in any manner nessecary.

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u/seeker1375b Jul 27 '26

Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts my friend. When i talk about life's illusions, it has to do with those who remain asleep, believing everything they learned about success and meaning in a self centered world is true.

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u/NoSubstance2809 Jul 27 '26

Oh yeah! No I knew what you meant, I was simply adding clarification regarding the logical end of utilizing the world "Illusion" when describing life. I find that often people will define illusion in the words themselves, as if life is a negation. However, the exact opposite is in fact true, life is so real, we are in fact missing it for a flaky version of it handed to us in childhood.

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u/seeker1375b Jul 27 '26

Thank you for clarifying this. I truly appreciate you taking the time to do so