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mantra: I dwell in the love of God

Setting aside the mind and all its mentalizations.

no mercy for the small-self

Sometimes accompanies "killing the ego" as a way of "spiritual progress." Also calibrated: mercy for the small-self.

"I am perfect the way I am"

An affirmation and alignment that accesses a wide-ranging field of self-acceptance. Operationally, the posture truncates self-defeating introspection and indulgence of emotions lower than pride which are hindrances to spiritual advancement.

"God is with us"

Calibration of the statement.

"nothing can go wrong, spiritually speaking"

A level of realization.

perfecting one's intention

Request: “The true crux of spiritual work is to perfect our intention, which is done by surrendering false contexts (under 200) and their payoffs regarding any and all content” -- article: Map of Spiritual Progress.

"The seeker is the sought"

Full quote: "It must be deeply, intuitively perceived that the seeker is the sought. When this happens, the seeker disappears." - Pointers from Nisargadatta Maharaj, pg 118. Priority request.

T/F: win-win is always possible

Basically, are highest good resolutions always possible?

cultivating an aesthetic physical appearance

Request: some view it as vain.

addressing the elephant in the room

elephant in the room: "an obvious major problem or issue that people avoid discussing or acknowledging" -- merriam-webster.

the Presence of God

Request: At what level does one start to feel the Presence?

Kingdom of God / Kingdom of Heaven

Priority request.

T/F: intuition makes consciousness calibration results less accurate

Request: during calibration I’ve noticed that sometimes some intuition/feeling arise and I’m wondering is it a sign of doubts of the ego and has effect on the final result.

intuition

"an ability to understand or know something without needing to think about it or use reason to discover it" -- merriam-webster.

"you are the infinite field"

As mentioned by David R. Hawkins.