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    1. Lulie‏ @reasonisfun 11 Dec 2019
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      The idea of my whole philosophy is to get away from authority (/force) deciding between ideas. Rather, using merit instead. This includes ideas within one person, and subconscious/inexplicit/emotional ideas. So there's a question: Does crying = badfeels = stuckness = coercion?

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    2. Visakan Veerasamy‏ @visakanv 11 Dec 2019
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      Visakan Veerasamy Retweeted Visakan Veerasamy

      "feeling bad is bad" can create this loop where you feel bad for feeling bad, and the result is a sort of rigor mortis, emotional constipation, muscular tension that chokes and stifles your whole being crying releases the tension and lets you be freehttps://twitter.com/visakanv/status/1204445182051045376 …

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      if we can get more men to do this, and help each other with it, I honestly believe that we can *truly* heal the world pic.twitter.com/FnmUf0D9Yd
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    3. Lulie‏ @reasonisfun 11 Dec 2019
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      Why crying, instead of something like meditation where you stop judging your feelings (or yourself for having feelings)? Oh, crucially and not said explicitly above: When I say "bad feelings are bad", I mean *the state of reality that is perpetuating them is bad*.

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    4. Ben Hoffman‏ @ben_r_hoffman 11 Dec 2019
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      So, when I looked at "The Mind Illuminated" it seemed like once you got past the initial intro to meditation (which is common to many traditions) it was detailed instructions for how to dissociate. (I think @meditationstuff broadly agrees?)

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    5. Mark ( 🧘 🧪 🧙‍♂️ 💩 ❤️)‏ @meditationstuff 11 Dec 2019
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      Yes, and no. There’s something to the “purifications.“ And, that’s why I think that people must think something like, “Oh, this is good, if I just keep doing this...” but, yeah, dissociation is also happening, for the average instruction follower (and for Culadasa!!!!!!!!!!!!!!).

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    6. Ben Hoffman‏ @ben_r_hoffman 11 Dec 2019
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      Replying to @meditationstuff @reasonisfun @visakanv

      What do you think the purifications really are?

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    7. Ben Hoffman‏ @ben_r_hoffman 11 Dec 2019
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      Replying to @ben_r_hoffman @meditationstuff and

      I'll understand it best in terms of what it does to one's sensorimotor info-flow mapping

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    8. Mark ( 🧘 🧪 🧙‍♂️ 💩 ❤️)‏ @meditationstuff 11 Dec 2019
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      They are “local” (systematically-speaking) changes to sensorimotor info-flow mapping that the system, as it’s happening, “deems” high-value (teleologically and anthropomorphically speaking). Bc of “mind software” idiosyncrasy, hard to be more specific. But—

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    9. Mark ( 🧘 🧪 🧙‍♂️ 💩 ❤️)‏ @meditationstuff 11 Dec 2019
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      Replying to @meditationstuff @ben_r_hoffman and

      The reason they’re a conceptual category is that e.g. Culadasa’s system can reliably deliver them. Mechanism is another discussion. But in any case, It’s a sort of greedy algorithm that is potentially disastrous without course correction. But—

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    10. Mark ( 🧘 🧪 🧙‍♂️ 💩 ❤️)‏ @meditationstuff 11 Dec 2019
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      Replying to @meditationstuff @ben_r_hoffman and

      Also, there’s something that that feels like and abstracts across a bunch of different things. Feels good. Feels like progress. Sometimes is.

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      Parletre‏ @SpeakingSubject 11 Dec 2019
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      Replying to @meditationstuff @ben_r_hoffman and

      Perhaps purification is a somatic discharge of affect when other channels of affective expression (i.e., motoric, symbolic) have been restricted.

      7:39 AM - 11 Dec 2019
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        1. Mark ( 🧘 🧪 🧙‍♂️ 💩 ❤️)‏ @meditationstuff 11 Dec 2019
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          That would perhaps speak to it’s partiality/inadequacy. I do think that if the bodymind system is jammed it will seek improvement through narrow bottlenecks, which can be problematic for future progress. &, the pur. framework/mechanism could be such a problematic release valve.

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