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  2. I don't know if this is a new genra invented by AI????????????
  3. Awakening is 100% positive The last 30 seconds of that reel kinda freaked me out. Maybe it's positive from the 1st person, but watching that from the 3rd person is unsettling as fuck ----- On the substance, he's right. I had my first awakenings in early 2021. They were both incomplete. I felt depressed and de-personalized at first. In the years since, I've had far deeper ones and now baseline existence is really good and satisfying. It's actually quite hard to be depressed at all...

  4. Leo's Blog Discussion Mega-Thread

    Natasha Tori Maru replied to Leo Gura's topic in Personal Development -- [Main]

    There not very much understanding and comprehension going on. There is no consideration of points on both sides. Blaming men is not the answer. Blaming women is not the answer. When we all unite together - yin/yang - that is when we achieve the greatest things. After all, the men who built our houses, roads, maintain our infrastructure - they were created by women. It is a symbiotic relationship. Big tech and social media play each sex against the other - amplify everything.
  5. Am I allowed to commit suicide I want to die and never reincarnate as a human never again
  6. I find that if you have already achieved gnosis a whole host of things become triggers that were never triggers before and then you find a few more of them.

  7. Leo's Blog Discussion Mega-Thread

    Natasha Tori Maru replied to Leo Gura's topic in Personal Development -- [Main]

    @Lila9 It is the halo effect - the volume of opportunity I have had as a relatively attractive female is pretty large Doors opened for me that are deadbolted, and secure access control gated, against others. The typical person who experiences weight loss is a good example. Reading their experience is eye opening.
  8. Wow... the last reel got kind of crazy. I understand where Leo's coming from, but if getting more people into his work is the goal, this kind of stuff is not going to help.
  9. Meh. People can always say things consistent with the ideals and images of what others hold "higher consciousness" to be. This doesn't necessarily mean that it is true and real, just that people's impressions of these things are one of liking them and feeling their ideals validated by such expressions and behaviors, and being convinced by them. In other words, talk is cheap, we deceive ourselves and each other, and we - especially so-called spiritual people - tend to be gullible. Perhaps paradoxically, it might be an unconscious mechanism to appear more conscious than one actually is. It would be about unknowingly pretending one's way to the truth - which is a contradiction in itself and not possible.

  10. I threw away my psychedelics today

    WonderSeeker replied to Giancarlo's topic in Personal Development -- [Main]

    I'm 28 and couldn't agree more. Psychedelics amplified and eventually pushed me through an old career, forcing me to switch lanes to stay true to myself. I'm not using them again until I get my finances stable, have a good relationship, and learn more about the world. There's absolutely no rush to depart for the heavens.
  11. I agree. The disillusionment Leo is talking about is only one side of the coin. The other side is being happier, more connected to reality, etc. There's definitely a balance. I don't think avoiding spiritual work to pursue success is a good idea, but at the same time you do have to keep one eye on material life.

  12. Leo's Blog Discussion Mega-Thread

    Leo Gura replied to Leo Gura's topic in Personal Development -- [Main]

    Don't push your luck.
  13. Autism can both be a gift and a disability at the same time depending, but day to day survival and the need for special accommodation makes it essentially a disability with certain benefits in my opinion. I know a guy who's heavily autistic but very extroverted. Goes out so much he goes into red but gets literally zero bitches. That's being disabled. That's rough. The only way he's getting any is through prostitutes.
  14. The concept of reality having a beginning is wrong. He believes in a dualistic religious concept of God. Plus his arguments are not good. The fact that you need to start somewhere to draw a line doesn't prove anything about reality. Neither does time need a beginning to exist; it could just go back forever. I would not believe that this guy actually has a 276 iq. Iq numbers get more questionable the higher above "gifted" you go. Not to mention that iq isn't intelligence.
  15. Do they support pretty women even past their 30s without expecting anything in return or causing any misery in the women’s lives? What saints.
  16. -Heavily biased towards ass licking and political correctness -Feeds all your personal issues to big data -Programmed to maximize engagement AI doesn't know shit and can't understand you.
  17. What forms? Do they include selling the body or soul?
  18. Wait, are you actually from Germany? Dan Bilzerian has no real plan or experience for getting anything done for the people. He's actually part of the wealthy elites and corporate tyrants, who need to be held accountable for their corruption and crimes. I would focus on that if I were you. We need an FDR like hero more than ever before
  19. It doesn't have too, it just needs to be a possibility, which it is. There are plenty examples of empathy of being enabling and destructive. Of course I must concede that it could also be very beneficial and healing. It depends on the specifics. If its being used wisely and works, go for it. If its being used in a suicidal fashion you're no better than those you're empathizing with. As I alluded to earlier there's levels of nuance to this. I do believe many offenders are worthy of empathy/compassion as many of them were victims themselves, are acting out of conditioned reflexes and are genuinely sorry for the harm they caused and want to do better. Those who have such an attraction but control themselves and are forced to live in a demoralized hell could be helped/healed with the right kind of compassion. No guarantees for either group but if the potential is there then by all means empathize away but at least acknowledge there is a line in the sand where they would no longer deserve empathy. You can't save everyone and not all of them deserve it either. Then you have those who think they're entitled to act on their sadistic preference no matter what the cost and won't be dissuaded by anything, least of all empathy for their predatory nature. So I will always reject blanket calls for empathy for the condition because there's a great deal of them who deserve the death penalty instead and I think its worth making that distinction unless we want to blunder ourselves into another hell again. Empathy isn't any kind of assurance or cure either and could be used against you which is my problem with saying its essentially mandatory for every single one of them regardless of the particulars. Like the OP suggests. My other problem is wagging your finger people who point that out. It's not a misunderstanding. It's an acknowledgement that all action carries consequence. Deliberately and knowingly ruining the young for pure self gratification is an action that carries consequences like not having the correct discernment in your use of empathy does. Sounds like a great example of saying and doing nothing. Like I said, hard truths. "Your lack of self control is a fucking hellish burden on those around you, you being sick makes us sick and you're well on your way to achieving nothing in this life except killing yourself in an extremely embarrassing manner so we've all decided to exit your shitty life as a way to improve our own. It doesn't have to be this way but you left us no choice." Real compassion would be getting that addict legitimate help against their will even if they hate you for it. But the addict isn't really a big problem for me unlike the other people we are talking about. I'm not trying to save those who seek to destroy me.
  20. I’m just saying that it lasts a lot longer than the cope a lot of red pill guys throw out there that women over 30 are spoiled. Def not true. There’s guys lining up to throw money and support at women well past 30. Like I’m taking probably until you need to be put into a nursing home. A lot of hot women eventually get sick of men though past a certain point and look to live their own life.
  21. Nothing is ensured in life. We only can make reasonable observations. Being hot absolutely influences financial income flowing into your life in different forms. It’s like being born with a six figure standard of living (more or less) more often than not. How many hot homeless women have you seen? The one exception is maybe the occasional stripper? But to be honest even the prettiest ones I’ve met were making so much cash and were focused. The crazy homeless hot stripper is largely a trope from a movie. Most hot women can even sustain their addictions while receiving support from a man or simps.
  22. Modern feminism feels like a cope crusade at least like 60-80% of the time. How can we blame life being hard on men? It's so ideological.
  23. Just 50s? Why not until 90s? Or 100?
  24. Being physically attractive does not ensure wealth, stability, opportunity, or freedom from hardship. Financial outcomes are influenced by many other factors, such as family background, education, location, health, social connections, discrimination, and luck.

  25. Video, audio & book Journal

    Emptiness-one replied to Emptiness-one's topic in Self-Actualization Journals

    All Of Religion Explained In One Video There is an absolute truth, and it is accessible to human beings. But the rational mind will not gain access. The true self is nothing, which is everything. This is enlightenment. What is existence is he next stage of enlightenment, highlighting the infinite nature of love and structure. Another enlightenment that can be had is the infinite notion that we are all no thing, this is the infinite regress of the atman, as the strange loop which is looking at and pointing to itself. The nothingness idea, or the void is the origin of existence and the origin of the notions of self and the stories which ae idenitified with The core structure of a religion is to fortify the illusion. The identification of the self as real has a parallel to the system of religion, one becomes idenitified with the narrative, this is the observation of the mechanism of the illusion. Religious stories and myths are part of that idea that we are the narrative, but these are approximations of the revelation, it is recognising that the divine order is opening itself up to the experiencer who has seen through the illusion. All religions are based on the idea of no self, this is something like the parting of the way for Moses, which opens up the doors of perception. Seeing religions as having a unified goal of observation to the divine is the way they all operate in the same way. Historically, seeing through the illusion of the self was diifcult, rare and difficult to communicate, this is why story telling became central to the persistance of the religion. Much of the extra writing about the religions are distractions that are emboldening the narrative of the self as a means of influencing culture. What is god? Absolute nothingness Heaven and hell? These are psychological perceptions at least. Heaven is becoming absolute nothingness. Leo is selling an illusion with being untouchable. Good and evil are relative and metaphorical, evil is distilling the ego. Good is breaking through the illusion and seeing that you are everything. Salvation is realising the truth.
  26. Here is the full documentary on YouTube: Holy Hell Overview: An inside look at Buddhafield, a West Hollywood cult formed by a charismatic teacher in the 1980s that eventually imploded.
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