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Subhash Trivedi @subhash.coseeker.org · 02/10/2026

What is the difference between Experience and Realisation?

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Subhash Trivedi @subhash.coseeker.org · 02/10/2026

I work 16 hours a day, is that a problem? work = every action required to live a fulfilling life.

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Subhash Trivedi @subhash.coseeker.org · 29/09/2026

This guy starts with; “This is a story about coexistence, that things human have not always been great. youtu.be/lIjQlZ_GxKo?...

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Can This Humanoid Robot Solve the Elder Care Crisis?

YouTube video by Bloomberg Television

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Subhash Trivedi @subhash.coseeker.org · 28/09/2026

A teacher is someone who is already living what they are saying. Everything else is a lecture.

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Subhash Trivedi @subhash.coseeker.org · 26/09/2026

Amazing session by @balmukund.coseeker.org on the book he has written and explaining in simple to understand language the gap between Core Science and Core Spirituality. @shilu.coseeker.org @hirendrasimghc.coseeker.org

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Subhash Trivedi @subhash.coseeker.org · 16/09/2026

If your understanding disappears under pressure, pressure has shown you what you had not understood. Can we say ‘Pressure Situation’ is not a bug, it’s a feature with very important purpose?

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Subhash Trivedi @subhash.coseeker.org · 14/09/2026

Can you show me the evidences? I am curious.

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Subhash Trivedi @subhash.coseeker.org · 03/08/2026

This is very interesting, let’s talk more on this.

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Subhash Trivedi @subhash.coseeker.org · 30/07/2026

When “more” stops being a necessity, generosity becomes possible, fear begins to dissolve, and life is no longer organized around deficiency. Prosperity is not about having more, it is about finally knowing what is enough.

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Subhash Trivedi @subhash.coseeker.org · 30/07/2026

What would change in your life if you decided today that you already have enough? Prosperity is not the maximum amount you can accumulate. It is the point at which scarcity no longer governs your decisions. Does it make sense?

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Subhash Trivedi @subhash.coseeker.org · 27/07/2026

Beautifully articulated. Thank you for the opportunity to have this discussion; I learned a lot from your perspectives.

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Subhash Trivedi @subhash.coseeker.org · 26/07/2026

If dreaming and waking consciousness share the same underlying stream of experience, what ultimately distinguishes reality from a dream?

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Subhash Trivedi @subhash.coseeker.org · 25/07/2026

Could you elaborate on what you mean by “acceptance of relation”? Also, if you are comfortable sharing, could you give an example from your own life?

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Subhash Trivedi @subhash.coseeker.org · 24/07/2026

That’s an interesting point. But many people seem to reach their stated objectives through very different paths even questionable ones. So perhaps the deeper question is: did they reach the same objective, or only something that looked similar from the outside?

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Subhash Trivedi @subhash.coseeker.org · 23/07/2026

If someone says the harshest thing at the beginning of a conversation, we often conclude they’re emotionally unstable. If they say, exact same thing after listening and engaging, we often perceive them as emotionally stable. Why does the timing of same statement change our judgment of the person?

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Subhash Trivedi @subhash.coseeker.org · 23/07/2026

That means a lot coming from you. Thanks for sticking around and giving CoSeeker a chance.

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Subhash Trivedi @subhash.coseeker.org · 23/07/2026

Is the path merely a means to an objective, or does it shape the very nature of the objective itself?

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Subhash Trivedi @subhash.coseeker.org · 23/07/2026

What matters more: reaching the objective or staying true to the path to reach the objective? Usually objective becomes more important than the means over time. We begin to compromise on the path, justifying actions, and telling that the result will make everything worthwhile. Why does this happen?

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Subhash Trivedi @subhash.coseeker.org · 23/07/2026

And thank you so much for all the feedback on building K4M2A together. You have always been a great support.

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Subhash Trivedi @subhash.coseeker.org · 23/07/2026

Mahipal Bhai, welcome to CoSeeker. You have always been a CoSeeker to me in my journey. It was wonderful discussion on how we can together connect with the one universal consciousness. Great seeing you again over tea. @zorbatheindian.coseeker.org

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Subhash Trivedi @subhash.coseeker.org · 23/07/2026

I would love to hear more about those 10 minutes when I see you again on Saturday.

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Subhash Trivedi @subhash.coseeker.org · 21/07/2026

@kiran.coseeker.org I loved this line the most: “The bus's arrival is definite; your peace while waiting is the only variable actually in your hands.”

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Subhash Trivedi @subhash.coseeker.org · 21/07/2026

@maheshpatel.coseeker.org भैया, चेतना पर हुई यह चर्चा मेरे लिए भी सीखने और स्वयं को समझने का अवसर रही। ऐसे संवाद ही यात्रा को सार्थक बनाते हैं। @achal.xyz आपके विचारों और प्रश्नों से भी बहुत कुछ सीखने को मिला।

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Subhash Trivedi @subhash.coseeker.org · 20/07/2026

So isn’t the child’s complaint pointing to a real incompleteness in the relationship, not merely a cognitive error in her? Should we ask whether the parent needs to complete the transaction before concluding that the child’s lens needs correcting? Am I missing something here? Let me know.

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Subhash Trivedi @subhash.coseeker.org · 20/07/2026

The mother or father may have loved, but if that love never reached the child as recognition, the relationship itself remains incomplete.

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Subhash Trivedi @subhash.coseeker.org · 20/07/2026

You said the child is misreading events and needs to be taught to read them correctly. The darshan you are referring to defines justice as complete only when it is recognized on both sides, mutual tripti through evaluation, not just good intention. Isn’t it?

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Subhash Trivedi @subhash.coseeker.org · 20/07/2026

How much of seeking comes from a genuine love for understanding, and how much comes from the hope that one more insight will finally end all suffering? youtu.be/adz6OL49igc?...

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Why spiritual seekers suffer more than others (Pointers from Ramesh Balsekar)

YouTube video by Jagjot Singh

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Subhash Trivedi @subhash.coseeker.org · 20/07/2026

Today, while we were on our way to drop off @kiranbaldaniya.coseeker.org at the bus stop, @achal.xyz asked a simple question to an AI he has been building: “When will the bus come?” What came back wasn’t a timetable. It was a reminder about how we relate to waiting.

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Subhash Trivedi @subhash.coseeker.org · 19/07/2026

The real problem isn’t our habits. It’s confusing sensations with happiness. Happiness is not a practice. It is what remains when confusion ends.

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Subhash Trivedi @subhash.coseeker.org · 19/07/2026

Most advice about happiness is really advice about managing conditions. Sleep well. Avoid cheap dopamine. Limit desires. Think positively. But if happiness depends on endless maintenance, was it ever happiness?

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Subhash Trivedi @subhash.coseeker.org · 18/07/2026

@shubhamawasthi.coseeker.org can you explain what do you mean by being quite?

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Subhash Trivedi @subhash.coseeker.org · 18/07/2026

हर मृत्यु में वही होता है। जीवन शरीर को छोड़ देता है। जीवन अविनाशी है; वह अपनी अर्जित समझदारी के साथ रहता है और उसी अर्हता के अनुरूप पुनः शरीर धारण करता है। मृत्यु ‘अकाल’ थी या ‘सकाल’ जीवन के लिए कोई भेद नहीं। भेद केवल इससे पड़ता है कि जते-जी समझदारी कितनी अर्जित हुई। जैसे किराए का घर अचानक छूटे या नोटिस देकर फर्क इससे नहीं पड़ता कि घर कसे छूटा, बल्कि इससे कि रहते हुए क्या कमाया। यह अभी मेरी समझ है, सीखना जारी है।

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Subhash Trivedi @subhash.coseeker.org · 18/07/2026

@shubhamawasthi.coseeker.org thank you for sharing your ideas. We will definitely look at them.

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Subhash Trivedi @subhash.coseeker.org · 18/07/2026

Every such conversation, even when controversial, is a sign that humanity is becoming more conscious of the consequences of its actions.

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Subhash Trivedi @subhash.coseeker.org · 18/07/2026

I am so happy to see humanity’s efforts toward understanding which of our actions restore balance and which move us further away from it. Whether it is our relationship with animals, food, nature, or each other, more people are asking not just what we do, but what kind of world our choices create.

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Subhash Trivedi @subhash.coseeker.org · 18/07/2026

That sounds really interesting. @sureshpatel.coseeker.org sir is amazing with such exercises. Love you Sir! Will wait to hear more from you soon on the outcome of this exercise.

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Subhash Trivedi @subhash.coseeker.org · 18/07/2026

I think you meant the same thing just elaborating for my own clarity.

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Subhash Trivedi @subhash.coseeker.org · 18/07/2026

Saying it plainly is itself a form of justice (clarity) in dialogue. I would add one hopeful twist: no one is really ‘wrong,’ just at a different point in their journey of awakening. Some move closer now, others later. Both outcomes are still excellent 🙂

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Subhash Trivedi @subhash.coseeker.org · 18/07/2026

@hirendrasimghc.coseeker.org can you tell me what part in this video was really helpful?

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Subhash Trivedi @subhash.coseeker.org · 18/07/2026

Sounds Interesting @yashvithlani.coseeker.org. Can you tell me more about time log you are maintaining? And how is it helping you?

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Subhash Trivedi @subhash.coseeker.org · 17/07/2026

A child alone on an island never learns to speak. A seeker alone on a mountain never completes understanding. The reason is the same: the thing being sought lives between people, not inside them.

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