A virtual quantum computer has 'existed' since the first moment of your awareness, if not before. Since time is illusory it could be argued at least one virtual quantum computer has both always and never existed, and since one implies all, it could further be argued all possible and potential virtual quantum computers have always and never existed.
Due to all events being dependent in origination on previous events, we are in a locked process, 'on rails' so to speak. Every future choice will be decided by our current choices, which were set into motion from previous choices, so it seems that only that first choice contained the possibility for free will, yet since time is illusory it seems that there was in fact no beginning nor will there be an end, and thus the only way to escape this dreamlike illusion we call reality is to completely stop thinking about it, either through meditation or 'death'.
Enjoying is not the word. Tolerating, and trying to care for others. Although they do not exist as what they appear to be, they still claim to suffer, and so I try to benefit them.
Bodhisattvas look eithin, and see where physical eyes cannot.
"My teacher is the only teacher. I am his only student"
From your perspective other beings are only perceptions, you are everything. From my perspective I am the only perspective, I project a false perspective on others. For all beings in whatever dimension, it is like this, as far as we can tell.
Suffering is ultimately a choice. Pain occurs: a child cries, an adult winces, a being in deep meditation does not even notice. It's 'all in your head' in many ways.
Eloquent and appreciated, fren.
That is very likely true 😄
The buddhist way is to let go of negative emotions, leading to inner contentment. However it has been turned into a religion, which causes problems. Dogma universally represses some of its participants. It would be mire accurate to say tge truth is unpleasant and the ways of escaping are unenjoyable for most.
The inner fire meditation/yoga is most important. Good heat makes good ribs. Good heat makes good yoga and meditation, too.