At what point did you become aware of yourself?

topic posted Sun, September 27, 2009 - 9:34 PM by  Oneinmotion
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..see your separateness,
hear your inner thoughts...
or perhaps the understand the concept of exsisting beyond flesh?
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    Sun, September 27, 2009 - 11:21 PM
    I was pretty much aware of myself all my life.

    >...see your separateness,<
    I'm not sure what you mean by this. Separation from the crowd? Separation from a certain view of life? What do you mean?

    >hear your inner thoughts...<
    ... Well, I've always been able to hear that too. I do prefer INTJ mechanics, after all. ;)

    >perhaps understand the concept of existing beyond flesh?<
    I think this concept is very easy to understand unless you get obsessed with all the sensory distractions of life and society, which was always easier for me to ignore because they're annoying.
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      Mon, September 28, 2009 - 3:06 PM

      "I'm not sure what you mean by this. Separation from the crowd? Separation from a certain view of life? What do you mean?"

      I mean separateness as seeing yourself as more than the sum of your parts...being more than flesh and blood...

      having a soul/spirit/subcontious....whatever it would be to you, if anything at all....the difference between us and other forms of life....
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        Mon, September 28, 2009 - 3:30 PM
        Have you thought of it as you = flesh + blood + spirit?

        Sure, you can certainly consider yourself as separate beings, but in my opinion, spirit and flesh while we're alive, are always together. They require different things for development and survival but just as flesh without spirit is dead, spirit without flesh is also dead and wasted.

        While I am alive, they're are mostly inseparable, and to function normally, I think they need to stay inseparable...
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    Mon, September 28, 2009 - 2:28 AM
    That is easy

    ...Trajedy...

    My 1st experience of death

    Death in the flesh, that is.

    Losing a loved one suddenly without warning was devastating to everyone around me. Without even trying I gutted the loss and immediately tried to see beyond it. I was 12.

    That moment began a chain reaction. From that point forward self-awareness and self-mastery became the 1st real driving force in my life and remains the most prominent. Like the moment lightning strikes and a forest fire begins, the experience was so powerful that it started a slow-burning fire inside me that gets hotter and hotter as time goes on,as I work to transcend boundaries of the flesh.

    It is a process, of which I can see no end
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    Mon, September 28, 2009 - 7:35 AM
    last tuesday at 9 o'clock in the morning. the dustmen had reversed the vehicle into the car park and swallowed the garbage from the plastic bins. I was aware of a distinct smell. I had a shower and looked in the mirror, and suddenly realised, "Ah, so your me.."
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    Mon, September 28, 2009 - 6:23 PM
    My whole life. This is gonna sound really funny (Please, have a laugh at my expense), but i think i came into this world hungover from another life. When i was about 1 or 2, i had never seen myself in the mirror, i just never thought to look. So, even though my whole family was black, i, assumed i was white (I think i was white in my past life). When i finally saw myself i laughed, and deep down i felt kinda stupid, too!

    As a young child, i was VERY aware of my surroundings, and everything going on around me in the world. Even as i got a little older, and i became a little closed off (Difficult childhood), i always have been very self aware and in-touch with myself, emotionally and mentally, and extremely intuitive. At about 13, i opened myself up again to the world, and i got horribly angry by all the stupidity around me, but i'm just so in-tune with everything.

    Maybe i'm so in-tune with everything because i've always been psychically inclined. I've always been very self-aware in an emotional sense, but becoming aware in a psychic sense was very different. When i was younger, i was good for astral projection when asleep, and then getting lost around my house! I had to learn to control that, which meant strengthening my mental connection with my soul. Natrually, my intellectual state and my emotional state are intertwined in a sense, one can't act without the other, but i learned to become more aware in a unconscious state. I think this is where my anaylitical Libran mind and my intuitive Scorpio nature combine. At this point, i can even emotionally plug into myself while in my unconscious state, i just trained myself to stay right in between the area of sleep and consciousness, and concentrate.

    Becoming more in-touch with my inner self made me more emotionally intuitive with others, as well. I can sense emotional and mental changes in someone, even if they haven't sensed it themselves. This is kinda annoying, because i have issues with people who don't know how to express their emotional needs, and don't know how to identify their emotions as what they are. So it kills me when i can figure out someone emotionally, when they can't even figure it out themselves. This is gonna be frustruating for me in future relationships, because i know most people in general aren't that in-touch with themselves and others, so most men sure as hell aren't. I sure as hell aren't gonna find another 18 yr old boy on my level emotionally and mentally, and i need someone with emotional intellegence.
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      Mon, September 28, 2009 - 7:32 PM
      It doesn't sound funny to me at all, Aminah. I definitely came into this life without letting go of the last. I didn't have a firm grip on it at all. I can remember things from the time I was about two and I don't mean just isolated things. At first I could see all kinds of beings besides humans and I didn't even know this wasn't normal. For me it was normal. I didn't have those boundaries then. It was less of a case of connecting as it was a case of learning to disconnect from it.

      I am less connected to it now because I concentrate hard on staying in this world with these beings, but if I let go then I can go right back. I find the membrane between this and the other is very thin if not a total fiction.
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      Tue, September 29, 2009 - 2:01 AM
      Aminah -

      I don't see anyone getting a laugh at your expense. Anyone who would find any humor there wouldn't exactly be very sharp, in my book. Maybe your expecting rejection as some residual effects of your troubled childhood?

      I never laugh at someone who does their best to describe their honest feelings of their personal take of their experiences. Emotional honesty and straightforwardness should always be met with respect, in my book. I've always wondered about astral projection. I can't say i've ever experienced it, as far as I know.

      I'm curious. When you figure someone out emotionally, do you expect them understand what you discover immediately? People often need to learn about themselves on their own terms and pointing out certain aspects of their personality that they may be unaware of doesn't always sink in. I've been there with a ridiculously stubborn and self-unaware individual that is a blatant pathalogical liar that continually injects "their" ignorant poison into surrounding relationships. This person is so obvious in their fumbles to everyone but theirself..........and never gets the point when its pointed out..........the finger is always pointed somehwere else. Anyway, my point is some people simply do not have the capacity to accept someone elses evaluation of who and what they are

      Even if you're dead-on
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        Tue, September 29, 2009 - 4:17 PM
        Well, Zayne, i just expected people who don't take deep topics seriously. Not so much childhood as a bad school situation, i'm always used to getting laughed at by my peers. Also, i forgot that this isn't DXPnet!

        I like people who are in-touch with themselves emotionally. Of course, this doesn't mean that you have to be an emotional person. I can't stand emotional people who don't really know what they are feeling, and can't express their emotional needs to me... because they have no idea as to what those needs are. I'm not an emotional person, but i'm not un-emotional, either. When i feel an emotion, i know exactly why i'm feeling it, and where it's coming from. I very easily can express my emotional needs, but i guess i'm just extremely emotionally self-aware that way. I really don't like people who don't know what they feel emotionally.

        I can figure someone out emotionally rather easily if i have a connection with them, if fact i think i usually make it my business to figure people out. But i'm just so intuitive, i can sense changes in someone, mental or emotional, even if they don't know. And i know instantly, just by being around them for a few minutes. Yes, i know people have to grow emotionally on their own terms, but i get sick of "Emotionally Un-sure" people. And i really hate it when i try to "Clue" someone in on their emotions, and they go into complete denial. I know this is because of emotional immaturity, but this is something i'm really begininng to lose patience with.

        I understand that emotional intellegence can only come with emotional self-awareness first. I've always had a keen sense of awareness, even from a little baby, before i could talk. I know i'm not everyone, and everyone isn't me, but emotionally un-aware people leave me feelling immensly drained emotionally, and over time i begin i to lose my patience.
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      Wed, September 30, 2009 - 7:08 PM
      I don't think anything you wrote is funny, but amazing! If I met you in real life, I'd just be staring at you in awe! But as my moon is in the 12th house, I'd probably frustrate you because I rarely sense a change of emotion in myself until I blow up in front of someone (thankfully someone I trust who will help me out).
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    Wed, September 30, 2009 - 12:13 AM
    I've always had a different/vivid mind and had internal conversations and thoughts. It got extreme when i hit adolescence around 7/8th grade. I went form being a very social friendly person to a introverted individual stuck in my own thoughts and ideas. And i really couldn't tell you how it happened so quickly. It was a tough time in my life because I felt like i was alone here by myself and everybody else was just an illusion or the background noise in my portrait. I was looked at as extremely weird or "different". But it just came over me so strong and it really felt like I had no control over the situation. I was pulled into it and the harder I tried to resist it the harder it pulled. So finally succumbed to it. It was like it had to happen because if it didn't i wouldn't have gotten to know my true self and abilities and weaknesses. I would have been living a lie. But when it did happen, I developed strong competitiveness, intuition, visions, emotional control over myself and others and seeing through peoples' masks that block inner insecurities and possesing the ability to help them handle those insecurities, in particular women. And as I get older all of these just continue to become more powerful.

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