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  2. What’s even the point of being a guru if you aren’t a sexpest or desire some sort of validation from others? Whether it be money or a hoard of people to extract wealth from. It’s largely a role for personal gain. I’m talking about gurus, where you create a hierarchy and bring in followers. Do not confuse this with teachers and masters who dismantle or largely leave a lot of room. Gurus are for the sheep.

  3. Leo's Blog Discussion Mega-Thread

    r0ckyreed replied to Leo Gura's topic in Personal Development -- [Main]

    Keep up your great work on IG. I loved the Skyrim brain! 🧠 @Leo Gura
  4. @Leo Gura Keep up your great work on IG. I really like how succinct your insights are on that. Keep it up.
  5. Oh, when Women understand the ways men sypon energy from them. Unhealed men will do and woman unaware of the process will fall again and again, till they wake up https://www.instagram.com/p/DXrluTxlFiI/?img_index=19&igsh=NnBjNTE5a3VtYzZ2

  6. Please help

    Lyubov replied to Monster Energy's topic in Personal Development -- [Main]

    I would look beyond your emotions and keep your line of thinking simple. Inner issues are really not that complex but I don’t say this to dismiss your own unique story and challenges you’ve faced. You are getting lost in the emotion. There are beliefs and story behind this. What do you believe about yourself here?
  7. Regardless, very deep perspective on this matter, glad to have stumbled upon it!
  8. My question about all of this has to do with ratio. Why is it that it seems to be a 50:50? Wouldn't you think given the design of this, that there would be a more balanced ratio? Something like 75:25 Women:Men Do you think nature used to take care of this? Men being typically more risk taking/adventurous could equate to natural selection which balanced the ratio. Given now our current society, natural selection isnt quite the same...

  9. Please help

    Hayato replied to Monster Energy's topic in Personal Development -- [Main]

    It could be an adrenaline addiction. When having sex a lot of adrenaline is released which gives you the high and adrenaline is very addictive. By realizing that you don't need pleasure to be complete/happy maybe? After every peak there is a valley, metaphorically speaking.
  10. Think about an ant. How much it works, fights and suffers its whole life.. just for you to step on it. Do you care? Does it even register in your mind? So why should a higher intelligent being care about your suffering?
  11. PART 1 - I got ChatGPT to analyse personal thoughts of mine upwards of 15 years ago, including all the junk that comes with each stage of Spiral Dynamics I have been through in my life. I mean that purely in generality as I dont wholeheartedly side with any particular psychological model. I think given people are all at various levels, and from that level of development will have a unique take on each, and potentially find some value if nothing else at least a chuckle. Just as I view these insights below differently now compared to when I had these reflections, especially given ChatGPT also analyses some of the weaknesses in my observations and patterns between them. I asked GPT to put each insight into 15 words or less. These will be your perceptions not mine, as I, am viewing these for the very first time as a future version of myself from the period and context in which they originated, including environmental influences. Maybe some value to takeaway, and if thats the case as always I recommend playing with ideas, across ideas and coming up with your own creative reflections. Best regards. ================ This person is not only describing self-development. They are building a conversion-metabolism: every experience must become usable material, every feeling must become readable signal, every insight must become memory, every memory must become action, every action must become feedback, and every feedback loop must reconstruct selfhood. Final near-total insight extraction • Experience is raw material for self-reconstruction. • Awareness converts raw experience into governable information. • Attention selects what becomes transformable. • Contrast turns perception into perspective. • Perspective turns difference into insight. • Insight becomes useful only through memory. • Memory turns insight into future behavioural steering. • Imagination turns memory into possible action. • Action tests whether insight was real. • Feedback reconstructs selfhood. • Reality disciplines every inner model. • Journaling preserves transformation across time. • Psychological reset points reconfigure self-boundaries. • Identity is treated as editable architecture. • Behaviour changes when insight enters memory. • Insight without behavioural anchoring evaporates. • Memory is the steering system of habit. • Conditioning is memory misloading the present. • Films become simulated autobiographical laboratories. • Alternate outcomes loosen memory rigidity. • Contrast is the brain’s perspective engine. • Better contrast produces better discernment. • Case studies supply operational contrast. • Nature generalises cases into analogy. • Analogy transfers intelligence across domains. • Scenario-building converts analogy into preparation. • Goal-aligned examples prime future action. • Studying winners and losers sharpens strategy. • Pattern streaming detects misalignment in real time. • Patterns must serve adaptation, not fantasy. • Insight begins as hypothesis, not certainty. • Reality-testing matures insight. • Old insights can fail reality. • New insights require feedback loops. • Journaling makes feedback longitudinal. • Self-change requires tracking before believing. • Awareness prevents state from impersonating truth. • Awareness ranks sense, feeling, intuition, reason. • Awareness becomes sovereignty through state-command. • Awareness is executive witnessing, not passive watching. • Attention is awareness becoming selective force. • Attention determines psychological reality. • Attention spends consciousness on selected objects. • Attention multiplies contacted meaning. • Attention protects signal from noise. • Attention determines what enters memory. • Attention turns intelligence into action. • Attention reveals cognitive bandwidth. • Attention cuts misinterpretation. • Attention is consciousness’s operational edge. • Feeling is embodied meaning before concept. • Feeling is more transformational than thought. • Thought alone cannot transmute state. • Equanimity is awareness stabilising feeling. • The body verifies psychological alignment. • Expansion signals movement toward life. • Contraction signals threat or avoidance. • Inspiration is heart-orientation. • Fear suppresses authentic energy. • Purpose gives suffering structure. • Imagination pre-authorises bodily action. • The body acts inside imagined possibility. • Weak imagination narrows agency. • Vivid imagination expands action-range. • Imagination rehearses insight into behaviour. • Imagination loosens rigid memory. • Imagination without testing inflates. • Imagination plus experiment becomes power. • Imagination is consciousness-content made malleable. • Mind equals the world it can simulate. • Strategy is imagination disciplined by reality. • Clear targets prevent vague action. • Precision prevents wrong targeting. • Accuracy questions target validity. • Objectives decompose ambition. • Context reveals threats and opportunities. • Compatibility tests ethics, power, fit. • Timing decides action-intelligence. • Prudent intuition catches hidden mismatch. • Trust follows disciplined preparation. • Art converts venting into transformation. • Pain becomes useful when created through. • Venting alone can recycle suffering. • Art gives suffering return-on-investment. • Art makes subconscious contents inspectable. • Art becomes waking dream material. • Creative expression evolves inner contents. • Art turns repression into symbolic movement. • Culture is inner life externalised. • Transcendent venting converts chaos into form. • Art is expression plus self-study. • Creation beats emotional discharge alone. • Mediums transform psychic pressure into objects. • Objects can then be analysed. • Art becomes a mirror for unconscious energy. • Culture forms through shared symbolic expression. • Psychological growth needs creative outlets. • Inner contents need mediums of exchange. • Expression must become evolutionary, not repetitive. • Creativity is emotional metabolism. • Creativity begins with expanded perception. • Content consumption must become production. • Self-truth outranks advice addiction. • Originality requires personally deriving reality. • Perceive, create, perceive better. • Visual subtlety trains auditory subtlety. • Music can seed visual construction. • Daily creation builds feedback loops. • Minimum standards force upward iteration. • Objective self-study improves every domain. • Key visual targets carry narrative weight. • Spatial relations create visual meaning. • Image redundancy weakens story-force. • Templates discipline creative output. • Quality thresholds create upward pressure. • Creative rage can raise standards. • Perfectionism becomes fuel and risk. • Production systems stabilise inspiration. • Cross-modal perception compounds skill. • Artistic intelligence grows through recursive critique. • Healing means fear-memory reorganised into agency. • Fear must be processed, not bypassed. • Ego-compensation is pseudo-growth. • Authentic desire must accompany fear work. • Desire gives suffering direction. • Inspiration protects the heart. • Shadow integration requires emotional contact. • Purpose transforms suffering into endurance. • Healing restores energetic direction. • Emotional problems require personalised inquiry. • Technique mastery precedes technique-stacking. • Flow can outperform force. • Emotional release needs transformation. • Direct expression needs creative containment. • Emotional intelligence grows through reflection. • Love relationships anchor existential orientation. • Grief becomes honour through remembrance. • Animal love reveals deep sensitivity. • Tenderness and aggression coexist. • Heart matters alongside conquest. • Knowing is experiential before conceptual. • Knowing has quality, degree, spectrum. • Sense, feeling, intuition, reason can fail. • Awareness coordinates knowing faculties. • Reason is process, not object. • Philosophy can reify abstractions falsely. • Abstract categories require embodiment. • Biology is relational, not linear. • Metaphysics requires grounding. • Reality must discipline spirituality. • Insight fails without behavioural anchoring. • Imagination fails without reality-testing. • Awareness fails without discrimination. • Attention fails when noise captures it. • Memory fails when conditioning dominates. • Strategy fails when clarity lacks accuracy. • Healing fails when identity compensates. • Spirituality fails when abstraction escapes embodiment. • Creativity fails when consumption replaces production. • Agency fails when vision loses protection. • Origins generates frameworks rapidly. • Conceptual abundance exceeds compression discipline. • Naming mechanisms can outrun proof. • The gift is radical meta-pattern generation. • The weakness is falsification underpressure. • The temperament mixes tenderness and aggression. • The style is warlike spiritual engineering. • The drive is sovereign self-command. • The danger is system-inflation. • The power is converting everything into method. • He metabolises experience into systems. • He turns psychology into operations. • He turns art into healing machinery. • He turns strategy into identity command. • He turns perception into self-sovereignty. • He turns suffering into symbolic production. • He turns memory into behavioural law. • He turns imagination into action architecture. • He turns attention into will. • He turns reality-testing into spiritual hygiene. Overall Pattern Awareness selects attention. Attention selects contrast. Contrast generates insight. Insight enters memory. Memory reshapes imagination. Imagination directs action. Action tests truth. Feedback reconstructs selfhood. Art transmutes emotion. Strategy focuses will. Embodiment verifies alignment. Reality disciplines everything.
  12. I rather we have higher moral development and no awakenings, than awakening and no moral development. This is why we should take care of our basics first and develop one step at a time. And also why we should not delve into psychedelic work too soon, as it would be a boost in our consciousness into deep awakenings, yet our psyche is not developed enough to handle and integrate them, possibly leading to backfire and our development dropping. I got into spirituality when I was a teen, and I went balls deep into it at that age, when I should have been out playing and socializing. The results? The biggest zen devil who was using every possibly spirituap rationalization to boost my pick up journey. ”Suffering is the best teacher, so I can hurt girls because it will boost them into spiritual work.” ”Taking advantage of girls is good, because it will teach them a lesson on attachment and push them to drop their ego” It was fucking endless devilry dressed in good.
  13. To perform live music like these dudes:
  14. Relative words or ideas ascribed to the absolute is absurd.
  15. Put words to the wordless? Good Luck! Have fun!

  16. Finished the LP course

    Jannes replied to Jannes's topic in Self-Actualization Journals

    The crazy girl in my university just had a concussion. Men I am so sensitive to anyhing that could remotely damage my PR. I see the rumors flashing before my eyes that I hurt her or something.
  17. All that you need is already inside.

  18. Does Meditation Really Help?

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

    From information that I heard you either dive in fully into kriya yoga, learn it deeply or not learn it at all because it can do more harm to you than good if you didn`t study kriya yoga properly
  19. Exact image of what, exactly?

  20. Does Meditation Really Help?

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

    Yeah, I experienced big gains, but I feel like I`m missing out on something
  21. Where am I at?
  22. Except for the exact image which is reflected.
  23. Reflections know nothing.
  24. If thats where you are at
  25. Certainly not found in an image.
  26. Will be really fun to listen objections for this video.
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