9 Hard Truths Only Super Enlightened People Understand

9 Hard Truths Only Super Enlightened People Understand.

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When we say someone is enlightened or when we hear others say someone is informed, do we understand it in context? Do we know the meaning in-depth? We might presume the person is kind, has a quality education, loving, and other good qualities that come to our minds. Sure, these are what we often think of one who is enlightened, but then, that is not all to being enlightened.

Enlightenment encompasses the truth, and you know the popular opinion about that. The truth is not always sweet and pretty. If you so desire personal enlightenment, then pretending might not get you to the level you want. You have to learn to embrace the truth, which sometimes is bitter.

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[sarthwahb]

*As a person who is on this journey, I want to say that truths aren’t hard, they just are, and as long as you are attached to things people and mind and ego, it’ll feel hard or discomforting, I luckily no longer find it hard rather greatest realisations* ☺️😌

[scottkraft]

When you become enlightened it happens with a flash like your brain is being rebooted and the world you knew is gone

[tega]

true enlightenment is passing on to a higher consiousness(pure white light) after we have graduated from this realm of existance. we are in training here. learning to love unconditional, forgiveness, charity for others, empathy for all, understanding, the list goes on...remembering our purpose...humble enough to know we are all in training🌈

[ramgopaldhanvanthari]

1:00 You can't be problem free
2:08 You are just Ordinary
2:37 It is probably your fault
2:57 You get a psychological boost when others fail
3:37 No one can love you unconditionally
4:20 You are the only one in your way
4:46 You can't compare your life with others
5:54 You honor your pain and discomfort within yourself
6:08 You are a limited being

[baileymaloney]

Enlightenment is a never-ending process. This is why those who call themselves “enlightened” are usually not because they describe it as a one off event rather than an action of constantly learning & relearning the truths of our reality.

[malaymathur]

Enlightenment is When We No Longer find ourselves to Watching any sort of Spiritual Awakening Video! 🙏 I

[insidethesingularity]

As a "super enlightened" person I don't feel like this video really conveys the spiritual truths that are realized through spiritual practice. I'll provide a list of some of my deepest realizations. Not to undermine the video, but if you are curious in what is possible to realize then this should help you get more interested.
>You are eternal and immortal
>You are God itself
>You are everyone and everything
>There is no duality. There is no evil. There is just a perfect union.
>You are not the body nor the mind.
>Life is an infinite dream.
>Love is literally everything.
>There is nothing to fear. Life does not need to go on.

[charleswoods]

I've learned a great deal, yet I will certainly never know everything.

[amaatrashod]

I had to write notes in my journal while watching this video. My desire for significance, dominance, control, and freedom from my human limitations are rooted in lack of confidence and not knowing my authentic self.

[shiva_]

None of this has anything to do with being enlightened, not to mention being "super enlightened". All the points you've presented come from very limited micro perspectives. I'm not saying they're false. Every point you're making is true from it's own paradigm as is any belief otherwise you wouldn't be able to believe in it. If you see these points from a bigger macro perspective, however, it immediately becomes apparent that none of them are true. These points might serve some people on their paths but they certainly won't lead anyone to enlightenment

[answerstewart]

I would not say super enlightened.
These are good stepping stones but not the ends of truth. The only limits you have to believe are the ones you happen to believe.

[sebastianxavier]

Who sets the standard for Enlightened? It has been my experience that some of the most enlightened people I know are those in the midst of a struggle.

[everythingmatters]

I wouldn't presume to call myself "super enlightened, " but I do see a glaring omission on your list.

#10 All is one. All life is connected and every action or non action has a consequence, so therefore, every choice matters. We have trash in our oceans, microplasts in our drinking water, pollution, species extinction, and a warming climate because we have billions of people who think the smallest choices they make or don't make don't matter. Applying this principle to your daily life can transform the way you live and the world for the better and I believe the future of humanity and the world depends on it.

[peacewillow]

hmm....
two points, if i may.
one, we are not naturally competitive beings. no species is. we naturally work together, bonded in the knowledge that we are all one. i rejoice when another succeeds, even if i do feel a stab of envy....
two, unconditional love means you love someone NO MATTER WHAT, and that type of love does indeed exist. true, you don't want to continue to live with someone who cheats on you, but that doesn't mean you stop being there for them, which is love in action.
parents also show this type of love, at least mine did.
otherwise, i agree with all those hard truths, plus one more:
each individual is personally responsible for their own actions, reactions, inactions and
which is why, if things don't turn out as you planned, you have no one to blame but yourself.

[yojojo]

3:36 This one hit hard... I'm at a point in my life where the bond between me and my parents are breaking apart, slowly but surely. This was the exact reason for this, and I had found this out myself just less than a week before finding this video. I'm failing to see the unconditional love coming back to me. Seeing this on this video kind of makes me feel better now that it compares me to someone good, but damn... I felt something bad when I saw it.

I've hit home on every other point. But, I just can't be surprised. I feel like I knew I was this already. I guess it just confirms my suspicions. Huh.

[maximhollandnederlandthene]

Awareness, conscious and acceptance ! 👋 ✌ 🙂


I've created good and lost all but im granted to know what life, love and lost is and still can be happy.
Let's see what the future brings.

[justinmoore]

I found out through my period of orientation with my gifts, no matter how smart you thought you were, and learn. You are shown what a small amount of knowledge you have and much what you do have is intended to do as God/higher mind connection.
The higher mind connection is the my favorite thing about the awakening.

[KianCura]

Being Enlighten Is very easy to define,
is when you Love Unconditionally and living with utmost humility. Seeing everyone as you :) Living in 5d, knowing that Right and wrong is brand :) Respect all beliefs :) You're the one who gives color to everything :)

[katydrew]

I don't think people necessarily want to be "the best", I think they enjoy other's failures because it means we are all less than perfect and struggle just the same. Inclusion and fitting in is the fundamental human condition.

[gregpenik]

Truly enlightened people understand that every living being is God having the ability to create and destroy. Second, enlightened people realize no two persons perspectives will ever be the same. Third they know pain and suffering result from unobtainable expectations. Fourth, they understand the 12 Laws of Nature. FIfth, they are fully aware that they are creating their own reality. Sixth enlightened people realize every human being is a possible reflection of themselves. Seven, enlightened people understand there will always be people who can do things better or worse than themselves so they only compete with themselves. Eight, enlightened people never force their knowledge on others, but are wise to help those who ask. Ninth, enlightened people realize that every action, word and thought ripples throughout time affecting thousands of people as that tiny little ripple grows.