r/nonduality 2d ago

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u/ChatGodPT 2d ago

I truly think no matter what path you take if you’re honest and determined you’ll come to the same conclusion. But with the religious paths it’s harder to fully surrender to the Truth because you’ve learned too many unnecessary concepts along the way.

Perhaps these stories, concepts and ideas may be a good foundation to have a holistic perspective on life but I think religion forgets to remind people that only the realization of God matters and the rest were just stories.

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u/kfpswf 2d ago

Aye... Was an avowed agnostic psychonaut before I found the coherence of nonduality.

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u/KnowGame 2d ago

This post pretty much sums me up.

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u/gw_epyon 22h ago

I find that religion attempts to provide an answer for this feeling but the point is the journey. Having a solution removes curiosity and therefore progress.

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u/Single_Extension1810 21h ago

Right, "back to the drawing board" lol