Rabbit holes, multidimensional reality

It boils down to rabbit holes. If it’s not one rabbit hole it will be another. Everyone stuck in a rabbit hole is in the dark. EVERYONE. The entire human species is in agony and trying to heal. There are, however, rabbit holes within rabbit holes. It’s a rough ride for everyone.

Ask yourself, what rabbit hole or holes am I in?

Phillip K. Dick calls them reality tunnels which also works quite well. Every single mythology, religion, ideology and/or belief system about the nature of reality is like this. We need to strip ourselves from attachment to all beliefs if we want to see clearly. (Reality tunnels or what flavor is your delusion? )

Most of us in the process of freeing ourselves from the conditioning mainstream society imposed upon us end up adopting other beliefs and systems which, once again, starts to control us. Freedom has no distinct articulable beliefs. 

This requires losing oneself in the mystery.

Different belief systems come from different experience and the human experience is endlessly diverse. It’s nothing short of arrogant to think that our little personal idiosyncratic experience has led us to the ultimate truth.

I question my beliefs everyday, knowing that belief is not where the truth lies.

The “multidimensional” universe which is a sort of belief system as well is just like planet Earth. We can resonate and then attach to a multitude of realities. These realities remain rabbit holes. If we’re spending all our time in that Realm Of Consciousness we are avoiding our life on Earth to some degree. Coming back home is a razor’s edge quite often.

 What I am suggesting is that the very demand to understand the mystery of existence is destructive. Just leave the mystery alone.  ~ UG Krishnamurti

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More related:

• Narrative and story
• Holding on to beliefs limits our experience of life
• Nature vs nurture, biological vs. psychological: how about both/and rather than either/or

and:

The razor’s edge: musings and a collection

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