Deepak Chopra
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That's the most important thing. And that which is dreaming never left home. It keeps dreaming. Infinite dreams. So I believe in infinite universes. All as infinite dream lokas. Just like the Buddhists do. Or, yeah. Those are lokas. Loka is a very good word. Loka means location. Lokas. So loka is the appearance in space-time of that which is not in space-time.
That's the most important thing. And that which is dreaming never left home. It keeps dreaming. Infinite dreams. So I believe in infinite universes. All as infinite dream lokas. Just like the Buddhists do. Or, yeah. Those are lokas. Loka is a very good word. Loka means location. Lokas. So loka is the appearance in space-time of that which is not in space-time.
It's the formless manifesting its form. Nothing is everything. So here's a new formula for you. Zero is equal to one is equal to infinity.
It's the formless manifesting its form. Nothing is everything. So here's a new formula for you. Zero is equal to one is equal to infinity.
It's the formless manifesting its form. Nothing is everything. So here's a new formula for you. Zero is equal to one is equal to infinity.
It's my formula. Tell me about it. Zero. Yeah. Nothing becomes everything. And that nothing has the capacity for infinite manifestations. How does nothing become everything? The formless becomes all form and phenomena, right? From a mosquito to a butterfly to a dragonfly to a piece of rock to a plant, all coming from nothingness. Quantum mechanics.
It's my formula. Tell me about it. Zero. Yeah. Nothing becomes everything. And that nothing has the capacity for infinite manifestations. How does nothing become everything? The formless becomes all form and phenomena, right? From a mosquito to a butterfly to a dragonfly to a piece of rock to a plant, all coming from nothingness. Quantum mechanics.
It's my formula. Tell me about it. Zero. Yeah. Nothing becomes everything. And that nothing has the capacity for infinite manifestations. How does nothing become everything? The formless becomes all form and phenomena, right? From a mosquito to a butterfly to a dragonfly to a piece of rock to a plant, all coming from nothingness. Quantum mechanics.
It becomes everything. So zero and infinity are the same and it's all one. That's my formula for reality. I like that formula.
It becomes everything. So zero and infinity are the same and it's all one. That's my formula for reality. I like that formula.
It becomes everything. So zero and infinity are the same and it's all one. That's my formula for reality. I like that formula.
That if you go to the source of all the experience, source of all experience, okay? The source of all concepts, the source of all perceptions. That which is called pure consciousness is infinite superposition of infinite possibilities of experience. So if you're willing to embrace this, then you can convert any suffering into an opportunity. Doesn't matter what it is.
That if you go to the source of all the experience, source of all experience, okay? The source of all concepts, the source of all perceptions. That which is called pure consciousness is infinite superposition of infinite possibilities of experience. So if you're willing to embrace this, then you can convert any suffering into an opportunity. Doesn't matter what it is.
That if you go to the source of all the experience, source of all experience, okay? The source of all concepts, the source of all perceptions. That which is called pure consciousness is infinite superposition of infinite possibilities of experience. So if you're willing to embrace this, then you can convert any suffering into an opportunity. Doesn't matter what it is.
Because it's the inherent creativity of the universe. We are limited in our creativity by the conditioned mind. So we become biological robots. And we recycle trauma, we recycle suffering. So all the suffering in the world, by the way, is recycled trauma from the separate mind. The separate mind inflicts trauma. The memory of trauma is anger. The desire for retribution is hostility.
Because it's the inherent creativity of the universe. We are limited in our creativity by the conditioned mind. So we become biological robots. And we recycle trauma, we recycle suffering. So all the suffering in the world, by the way, is recycled trauma from the separate mind. The separate mind inflicts trauma. The memory of trauma is anger. The desire for retribution is hostility.
Because it's the inherent creativity of the universe. We are limited in our creativity by the conditioned mind. So we become biological robots. And we recycle trauma, we recycle suffering. So all the suffering in the world, by the way, is recycled trauma from the separate mind. The separate mind inflicts trauma. The memory of trauma is anger. The desire for retribution is hostility.
Blaming yourself is guilt and shame. And the depletion of energy is depression as a result of this separate self. So, you know, Buddha has three principles. The separate self doesn't exist. Everything decays. So separate self doesn't exist, it's entanglement. Everything decays is the second law of thermodynamics. And then the last, nirvana is the ultimate reality.
Blaming yourself is guilt and shame. And the depletion of energy is depression as a result of this separate self. So, you know, Buddha has three principles. The separate self doesn't exist. Everything decays. So separate self doesn't exist, it's entanglement. Everything decays is the second law of thermodynamics. And then the last, nirvana is the ultimate reality.
Blaming yourself is guilt and shame. And the depletion of energy is depression as a result of this separate self. So, you know, Buddha has three principles. The separate self doesn't exist. Everything decays. So separate self doesn't exist, it's entanglement. Everything decays is the second law of thermodynamics. And then the last, nirvana is the ultimate reality.