Ha ha, you may be correct about stepping away from Kurzweil's technological predictions. The reason for why I still have a technological solution as an option is in case the spiritual path will fail to defeat death in this lifetime. And to show just how deep the aging and death tension is, here is Tess Hughes explaining in the beginning of the interview how the thought of death is a massive trauma that needs to be healed. The difference I think between Hughes and most other people is that in her case the trauma was very much brought up to a conscious level (not the whole trauma; she still believes on a conscious level that living a full lifespan and then die is ok it seems), while the usual response is for people to repress much of it and push it down to a subconscious level.Christine wrote:Anders, step away from the technological fuckery of Ray Kurzweil... When we see that life and death are a natural continuum of the energy flows, when Spirit is the all pervasive reality the tensions around aging and death evaporate. What we are dealing with is "Trauma" or as you so often state the Pain Body, individual and collective trauma.
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F4ryOtHRiZg[/youtube]
Spiritual enlightenment is incomplete as I see it when the body ages and dies. And our evolution as humanity remains on a separation level, where the body appears and is experienced as separate and dying.