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Getting enlightened Enlightenment happens as the after-affect of problem
solving. There is nothing mystical or magical or spiritual about getting
enlightened. Sorry! When a (i.e. any) problem is solved, the energy applied
to solving that problem, and to storing all the data needed for problem
solution, together with all the wrong solutions, is released. The energy
applied (i.e. locked or used up) is released as a sudden surge or rush. The
more energy applied to the resolution of the problem, the greater, more
powerful or more intense will be the rush or surge of energy released. Since energy can be uploaded from outside, enlightenment
can happen as the immediate affect of an external energy boost, often
resulting in an individual ‘brightening up’, i.e. feeling better, feeling
euphoric and so on. However, enlightenment generally refers to an energy
boost being release inside the human.
That sudden surge of energy (release internally or
uploaded fro outside) is interpreted (hence experienced) in three modes. Mode 1. the physical mode The problem solver experiences herself as ‘high’, i.e.
high on energy, the intensity of her high depending on the amount of energy
released into her system. The problem solver experiences (i.e. interprets) the
energy release (i.e. boost) as relief. The problem solver interprets (i.e. experiences) the
release of energy as herself (or her surroundings) having become brighter. Or she experiences herself as having become quicker, i.e.
as having increased speed, physical or intellectual. Or she experiences herself (or her surroundings) as
having become lighter (i.e. as in levitation or uplift, i.e. ascension). Or she experiences herself as having become stronger Or, she experiences herself as having become more (or
completely) whole, i.e. healthier. Or she experiences a strange and wonderfully sweet,
honey-like odour or taste. Or she hears what she interprets as celestial music, and
so on and on. Mode 2, the emotional mode The problem solver experiences (i.e. interprets the
sudden energy release/boost as) a surge of happiness, the intensity of her
happiness ranging from rapturous and overwhelming joy or bliss (Sanskrit: ananda) to a
general sense of contentment. She experiences a sudden rush of positive emotion, such
as gratitude, love, compassion, humility, generosity, caring and so on. Mode 3, the mental mode The problem solver experiences herself (i.e. interprets the sudden
rush of energy) as having got smarter, indeed, sometimes, as in the case of
the Buddha, omniscient. |