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This is my first entry and I'm going out strong by opening a discussion.

First of all I'd like to appologize for any spelling errors that might occur. I like to type down my ideas from the top of my head, and I find that when I go back and correct all my spelling misstakes I tend to re-write the whole thing. When I do that, the original thought is lost along the way, which obviously ins't that great. An old study habit I guess. Secondly i'm not a native speaker, so bare with me.

I came to the realisation of purpose and meaning about a year ago. These thoughts had cricled around in me for along time, but I couldn't express them in words then, and I'm not even sure I would be able to today. However the concept of the universe, with all its perspectives, is not blurry to me anymore, but clear as day.

The first feeling of realisation and unity, is truly astounding. In that precise moment when serenity sweeps through your inner core and the calmness that you are experiencing almost strikes you down to your knees, you feel at one with everything.

This remarkable sensation re-occurs for me from time to time, most often when I'm by myself I feel at one with everything else. I don'nt know why this i. I have yet to experience this enlightenment, when I'm in a conversation. It seams that comunication in the form of language hinders my consciussness more than it helps it.

Truths soley come to me when I'm in the company of silence.

Has anyone else experienced this? If so please leave a comment.

Thank you for you time.
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There are no words

It is hard to describe something indescribable.
It is the formless, the ocean of potentiality, once you begin to label it it takes form.
In Kabbalah they use what they call the language of branches. Like a tree you can describe the branches and leaves, but you can not do so with the roots.

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