What's the best way to explore the Infinite?

[AnthroHeart]

Should we stay grounded and just let our mind go into the infinite?

Or do we have to keep a hold on our mind and focus on that and grounding at the same time?

I've heard many shamans who are in mental hospitals because they got lost in the infinite.

By exploring the Infinite, does one find God?

[AnthroHeart]

I started just allowing myself to expand.
I let go of my fear of insanity because I am grounded.
I told God I want to know Him.
I asked for Buddha's help since I want to go all the way.

I want to know the infinite nature of God.
And I felt the edge of God.
It was warmth and comfort.

As fears arise, I need to see them through.

This is the best way for me I have found so far to find God and to transcend fear.

[Infinite Unity]

That's wassssssuuuupppp!!!!
Going all the way huh?

[AnthroHeart]

Yeah that's the idea. I have drive in me.
I have to step outside my comfort zone.
This so far, even just 30 minutes of expansive meditation goes way beyond what I found in anthros.
I touched on Universal love, feeling just the edge of it.

And when I came out of it and got up, I could feel a little disoriented in my head from the Light.

This is sort of like a contemplative meditation. Not clearing my mind or thoughts, but focusing on Infinity itself, or as best as I can get to it.

[AnthroHeart]

And so many realizations I get, I cannot write them all down.

I am humbled by how God accepts me. And when you let go of trying to have it your way, and expectations, in the infinite you can experience bliss.

It's the feeling of awe and surrender that I feel when I just start to meditate.

[Infinite]

By exploring the Infinite, does one find God?

"God" is the Infinite.

The manner to explore the infinite is open the gateway to intelligent infinity and then use this power to heal, communication, the work of adept, rest on the eternal dimensions of Creation, etc.

[Nau7ik]

Should we stay grounded and just let our mind go into the infinite?

Or do we have to keep a hold on our mind and focus on that and grounding at the same time?

I've heard many shamans who are in mental hospitals because they got lost in the infinite.

By exploring the Infinite, does one find God?

By knowing the self, accepting the self, and becoming the True Self do we find and know God.

“The mystic swims in the same waters that the madman drowns in.”

[AnthroHeart]

When I am awake and aware and surrounded by distractions and can't meditate, I am working on
getting into the state of surrender where I accept the infinite and even the everyday.

I need to learn patience. When I'm meditating, I get little feelings of awe and captivation at certain moments.
They don't last long.

It's a stream of energy that I feel coming in through my crown and 3rd eye.

[AnthroHeart]

The Infinite can also be very subtle. It cannot be clearly defined as an "it".

When we state "I AM" we are clearly stating our infinite nature in one instance.

Even more expansive is simply "I". When we are aware that we exist.

Beyond this is Infinity, but the infinite can be found even in a flower, or any geometric pattern.

I have not found chaos in infinity. I have found simplistic beauty.

Meditation for me is fellowship with God.

I find though, at my level of experience, that it is rather draining.

[Cobrien]

God is reality itself. There is only the One infinite Creator exploring the manyness of itself

[AnthroHeart]

I came upon a realization. That I should go back to school/college to study computer science.
I've had an interest in information security, databases, and somewhat of artificial intelligence for some time.
I will have to check out the school I went to, and see which credits will transfer.

I think this came to me because of my meditations. To step out of my comfort zone, and do what I enjoy.

[loostudent]

The human reason alone is insufficient. Exploring the Infinite is the knowledge (direct experiential knowledge or "tasting") of the heart. “Blessed are the pure of heart for they will see God.” This is the way of the mystics.