I understand the spiritual meaning of ego and consciousness.  Your consciousness makes up your life experiences, your ego is made up of life experiences.

So in addition to blowing it when it came to the Hookah Lounge and all your other penny ante schemes, you don't even understand the metaphysical meanings of "ego" and "consciousness".

Life experiences make up our consciousness, which you claim that we all share, in some kind of weird hive-mind-esque linkage.

Learn your goddamn terms, Dank.

I just posted, on this page, that there are multiple realities.

You sound so hostile, is there something bothering you?

Three simple questions will straighten this out:
1) Was payment required for services?
2) Is there sufficient evidence of a contract? Verbal or otherwise, though written is preferred (shouldn't be so hard since this is on the internet...)
3) What was your net loss as a result of working with Dank?

Very cute, your tactics remind me, very much, of this article: http://the2012scenario.com/2012/10/i-was-a-paid-internet-shill/

Your senses are work of neurons and chemicals in your brain too, so what makes this reality anymore real?

This is a reality consciousness has created, it is not the true nature of our universe.

I suppose you've never had a dream then.

O.K. I just read the "deal" part, The thread is difficult to follow LOL.

Well I don't dispute the value of music, And I can see why holding on to an artist in the making's music can be a money spinner for you, I just feel like it upset your niece so it upset you, Is there a way to resolve this? Maybe ask him to do it again and stick to the tune? I just feel a scammer thread should be a last resort.

Not siding with anyone here, Just trying to mediate, If it does not work, I will leave you two to it.

On a related note:
Dank's guitar is painfully out of tune. Guitar tuners start at only $8 on Amazon.
Anyone volunteering to set up a donation address so we can buy Dank a tuner?

No, Dank, we do not.

But I'll tell you what, I'll give you a chance to prove it.

What was the name of the medic who held my hand on the medevac chopper, where did this happen, and how was I wounded. What was the big thing I noticed about them. What was going on during the flight. What did I do at a critical point of the flight?

If we do indeed share the same consciousness this traumatic and life changing event that I still dream about at least twice a week should be easy for you to recall.

And as for having done more than you by the time I was 19? By much. By 19 I had done way more. Just like at 18. And 17. And 16.

You're a man-child with delusions of granduer, who has gotten plenty of advice on this forums to try to help him but chooses to snivel and whine like a spoiled little rich girl denied a pony for Tuesday.

But go ahead, Dank, prove your "shared consciousness" claim.

What was their name?

Hell, I'll give you a 50/50 chance.

What sex were they?

Do personal cheques in the US not have the name of the account-holder printed on them?

He has not stated if it was a hand-written personal check or something else. 

dank, people are concerned about the cheque of unknown origin because there are a gazillion cheque scams out there and they all end with you either being on the hook for a loan you didn't realised you signed up for or your bank reversing the deposit weeks after you've spent the money because the cheque wasn't valid, leaving you owing the bank money.

Now maybe there's an anonymous benefactor out there who just happens to know where to send you a cheque - I hope so - but you do need to be cautious when banking cheques of unknown origin because they're often always scammy in some way.  You said you've shown a couple of people your ID, so lets hope it's one of them making a kind gesture.

Here you are, Rarity. http://soundcloud.com/dankm/untitled-107

The check has not even been cashed, and it's none of your business.

Capn, in your reality, yes it is.

If they wanted me to know something, they would have told me.  Sure, I was curious at first, but I'm just grateful of it, perhaps I will one day find out, doesn't matter to me.

Can you please define work with Hindi words?  I cannot find any information saying you must get a job before enlightening yourself, if that's the kind of work you're referring to.  Otherwise, it seems you're saying you must do rather than do not doing to find enlightenment, which is true.

No supreme being set the universe in motion, the universe is that supreme 'being.'

You're missing the point.  In Hinduism the focus is on work as a way of becoming worthy of enlightenment and you only become "worthy" of enlightenment if your perform your dharmas first.  Hindus regard putting seeking enlightenment before earthly concerns as escapism which will trap you in the karmic cycle.

Buddhism puts a higher value on enlightenment than on earthly concerns, but Buddhists emphatically reject the notions of transmigration of the soul and any kind of creationism (ie, the existence of a supreme being which set the Universe/existence in motion).

That is not what I call a soul.  Yes, we have plenty of drugs in our brain that respond to our senses.  We also have a soul, as our consciousness.  Perhaps some mind altering drugs, such as cannabis, connect you to your soul.

Repentance, that's because Hinduism is also based off what they learned through their consciousness.