In a sense, I've lost so much that I wouldn't know where to start and where to end. So let me start at the ending... which is now. :-). 
As I see it now, I never lost anything. Because it's just not possible. If I dream of something and then dream of losing it, do I really lose it? It's my dream. It is all me, morphing, playing, transforming. I can never lose myself - I can only pretend that I do.
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Also, I'm reminded of a beautiful movie, "Things we lost in the fire":

 

As a creative being I know that there are oceans of "happenings" before me yet, endless joyful possibilities, and also some manifesting and becoming part of my play.

This being said, and as opposed to a few years earlier, there is nothing missing, nothing I feel that I've got to do, have to experience or express before I stop playing. The realization came to me spontaneously some time ago, and has  been with me since. I could leave the scene (or let the scene leave me, however you choose to see it) and feel completely fulfilled, completely thrilled with my life as has been.

That's how it feels. But then, maybe I'm fooling myself? Who knows... :lol:

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The last few things I recall are very practical and all 3 have to do with clarifying some specific information that I thought I was missing (only I wasn't really). I'm surprised by the precision of the pattern here: I hardly ever ask anyone for anything, and when I do most times it's not even something that I'm missing.

Part of it is residue from the belief that I have to take care of everything myself. Since it's an illusion I could apply my busting loose tools to it.
Part of is a humorous way of showing myself that nothing is missing in my life and never was.

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"Who am I" cannot be expressed in words. A way to do it (after all :-)) : "I am Infinite Consciousness"
"Who are we" cannot be expressed in words either. A way to do it (since I love to play with words): "Different aspects of Infinite Consciousness"
I and we is really the same, and it's not just a grand theory or a nice idea.
It's such a joyful, amazing experience when "I" experience "we" and "other people" as "me too", and the "me" that "I" used to identify with as not more significant than the others - just a different point of view.

Did I mention that these things cannot be expressed in words? The above is what happens when you try. :lol:

My Expansive Self. By the way: "Achieving" is really like eating a wonderful meal: quicker is not better!
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In Robert Scheinfeld’s “busting loose vocabulary” joy, or rather, True Joy, means much more than it usually does. He explains it in detail in his brand new “A Path To True Joy” multimedia introduction.


To me, the experience of True Joy was really puzzling at first: All of a sudden, I felt this wonderful joy (all kinds and shades of it), and I was so used to it coming from outside of me, that I spent quite some time looking for its source all over the place! It was cute, I think, me looking around and trying to find out what made me feel so happy. Was there a special letter in my inbox? No. Me winning in lottery? No. A new work opportunity? No. A new friend or lover waiting just around the corner? Nothing of the kind. Everything “out there” was “as usual” (or sometimes even appearing worse than usual ) - yet there was all this Joy within me! Weird…

As time went by, it became more natural that it comes from within and that I take it with me where ever I go, into every experience. I find myself enjoying every situation, every moment, every person exactly as is. I don’t really need to change anything (what a relief! ). And yet, it all keeps on changing, keeps on transforming, as True Joy keeps on expanding.

Yes, True Joy is an expansive feeling as such - there is no upper limit to it, and it does not make you explode either. :-) It can be experienced as peace, joy, wisdom, happiness, love, abundance, creativity, humor - any state that you would attribute to what Robert Scheinfeld calls busting loose and others call awakening or enlightenment.

By the way, I notice how Robert’s “labels” of his teaching materials are changing and expanding too: From the “Busting Loose series” to “Journey to The Infinite” and now “A Path To True Joy“. A path - not the path! An infinitely creative Being - and that’s who you really are! - plays with many variations of a path and as many unique ways to walk it as there are people doing the walk.

Although most people probably would deny it, all people really want what they actually create.  Otherwise they wouln'd create it. I mean, otherwise we wouldn't create it. :-)

My Expanded Self of course - and therefore everyone and everything!
What I mean by this is that in my hologram, or on my journey everyone and everything is a creation of my Expanded Self, specifically designed to support me. In that sense everyone and everything is to be trusted!
 It doesn't necessarily mean that anything that anyone says to me is the truth that I should trust and follow, but it does mean that their mere appearance on my journey is to be trusted and appreciated. They're here for a reason!

The latter becomes more and more clear to me... What a miracle life is!

This question (which is one I have asked myself countless times earlier on my journey) presupposes that you are somehow separated from your Expanded Self and that you're not getting the information/inspiration that you should in order to do what's "best" for you and the world. This is all an illusion, created specifically to enable the Phase 1 Game.

There is no separation. No wisdom that you're missing out on. No need to struggle and no mistakes. No point in second-guessing your Expanded Self. No point -- except for the fun of it! And that's a great point!

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