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Is there a reason to wait? One might say the "Singularity" exists now...

We perceive levels of separation, but you must ask yourself...is there really any separation at all?

If perception dictates reality, then by perceiving a sequence of time between you and communion with the "Singularity", are you not manifesting this belief?

What if some do not wish to transcend? Should they be forced to?

I can fathom the "Singularity"; I feel it everyday. Seeing how I don't see the death of my physical body as the end of my journey, I'm in no rush to become "one" with it. In fact, as I see no limits on the duration or scope of my existence, I believe I will be, have been, and currently represent all aspects of existence.

And finally, how long must you exist at a particular state of consciousness before you desire a change? This includes the perceived "highest" state.

If there is no right or wrong, and all paths are valid, is there a reason I should strive in either direction?
Cybert
That's largely mystical bull. Represent yourself without the flighty talk if you want replies or to be taken seriously.
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