In emptiness, there's no difference between "me" and "others." It's just the manifestation of one entity. "Me" is part of "others," and "others" are part of "me." So, doing good to "others" is kind of doing it for yourself, and bad things are the same. That's why the saying goes, "The more you give, the more you get." The same applies to hurting others; the more you do it, the more it comes back to you.
Health implies 'no conflict' at the informational level. As long as there is duality confrontation occurring, people may experience health problems wherever there is information conflict. If the… more
Everything we perceive in the physical world, such as life, career, family, partner, children, health, etc., is a manifestation of the information in our brains. The information in our brains is the… more
We are accustomed to wanting more, to possessing more. When will we learn to want less, to not possess? When we learn to reduce our burdens, the less we possess, the more freedom we will have.
Cultivating the mind and meditation are the most effective ways to deal with the problem of the flow of the mind. When you control your mind, you control everything related to yourself.
"Clean" means the absence of negative information — completely pure or positive, free from dirt, foreign elements, confrontation, and harm. It implies being unobstructed and completely clear in 360… more
We can carefully observe and ask ourselves a question: Where is my heart? Is it in the physical heart itself? In which specific part of the heart? In a particular cell? Or is it in the brain? In… more
Everything is a combination of information: our lives, careers, health, relationships, and so on. Therefore, the key to everything lies in how we assemble the best information.
Our perceived reality is constructed from "information" across various levels, resembling a virtual construct. The physical material world that we experience is essentially a projection of the… more
Posted @withregram • @_thezero__ If you could understand that everything eventually returns to the world of zero, your wealth, your family, your life's work - everything in this world is just a… more
Mental health problems often stem from the realm of 'information.' If you know how to manage information, you can eliminate many of them. In this world, there are only two paths to follow: the left,… more
Success in career and a happy family both require the support of a relatively complete energy. First, we need to understand what the most complete energy is. Zero is the representation of completeness
We live in a fully intelligent virtual world, where everything is intelligently interconnected. When you tattoo a flower on your body, information about the flower merges with you. Similarly, when… more
Let go of attachment to money and career, but work hard. This is a different mindset to face life.
Career is just the manifestation of your willpower. Your heart is like the sun, and your career is like the light that shines from the sun. The stronger the sun, the stronger the light. If young… more
When you miss someone, observe where exactly this "missing" is. Is it in your heart? In your mind? In which part of your brain? In which cell? Is it in the left or right side of your brain? In which… more
Emptiness means "ZERO" which is very simple yet difficult to experience because it indicates a different logic in how our system works and how one should "think." It offers a completely different… more
Everyone experiences some degree of depression, which can be completely alleviated and even eliminated through meditation and adjusting the information in the brain. The key is to understand that… more
By the time you see the river, you are already beyond it. By the time you see the mountain, you are already beyond it. When you can see your own fluctuating emotions, you are already beyond them.… more
A novice meditator attempts to still the river-like thoughts in their mind, while a true master of meditation stands by the river, observing the flowing water, their heart unmoved, unattached, and… more
When you are troubled, don't get caught up in the trouble. Instead, observe your trouble from a third-person perspective. Where exactly is the trouble? Is it in your head? If so, where in your head?… more