/lit/ - Literature

>>20761386
anyway, some interesting comparisons like these, especially in the light of RAW’s mischievous belief that many religious traditions and mystical/occult practices are “nothing more” than mindfucking oneself, some type of intensification of the potentials of the human nervous system; all this might eventually get you so spaced-out and strangely content that you don’t even feel the need to want to be an esoteric wizard anymore. You might realize the strange truth that as apparently diverse systems as Zen, yoga, and something like heart-centered devotional Sufi mysticism, are simply telling you the strange truth that you can raise your own level of awareness simply by really wanting to raise your own level of awareness. If this sounds frustrating and you want to know a specific way HOW to raise your level of awareness, how to be both a better and more aware, conscious, thoughtful person, what book to read, what practice to practice, what teacher to meet, you might have to be given the frustrating response that there is not just one way to do it but infinite ways to do it, intangible as this sounds.

I like the idea of Indra's net. A single blade of grass reflecting an infinitude of worlds, that kind of thing. Is there any literature that talks about this idea and has this sense of 'scale' aside from pic related?

HOLY SHIT BROS IS IT TRUE?
My mind is exploding