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  2. Thanks for what you wrote! I find it interesting that the things we call the “peaks” of life are things humans are naturally biased to value because they create pleasure, fun, reproduction, or social stability, basically things that benefit survival. Like, we never say: “Oh no, my awakening means I’ll never feel loneliness, confusion, uncertainty, or boredom the same way as before.” If anything, we even wish awakening would delete our ability to feel those things forever hehe. At the end, those “peak good experiences” produce so much neurosis because we collectively treat them as absolute. I find it funny seeing people finally living those peak moments, sex, success, experiences, and still being unable to truly flow with them. They are unhappy. Neurotic. Their minds are already thinking about what comes next. They fall into FOMO, comparison, or even bad decisions simply because culture dictates that they should live those experiences. People lose the ability to consciously balance their lives because they become obsessed with chasing peaks and never learn to integrate or love the parts of life that aren’t “goodies.” Even if it’s freaking hard to integrate, living those peak human moments from Truth instead of fiction is the most beautiful way to live them. Pure Love And you can get rid of so many unnecessary neuroses and design your life in the most meaningful way possible.
  3. what about deep work
  4. No one is asking you to deny feelings. Most people place feelings over truth and that is the mistake.

  5. Leo's Blog Discussion Mega-Thread

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

    No. Good music helps. Rest and relaxation helps. Driving helps.

  6. NEVER take Accutane

    Basman replied to integral's topic in Health, Fitness, Nutrition, Supplements

    I have 100% brain damage. It's the best thing ever. You no longer care about studies or breathing in people's medication.
  7. https://youtu.be/AREWYbVtX64?si=0-gQf6VJ8WO0WlPB
  8. Oh! I didn't know about her channel, thanks. Will check it out to see how it interact with my kundalini process. Interesting to know about your experience. Thanks for sharing man. My Kundalini awakening I got it from an Ayahuasca ceremony. I never went into a trip on any psyche with Kundalini intention, it just happened on that day. Although the Kundalini energy is intense sometimes, it helps with centering during meditation and body awareness in general. So yeah, despite not being awakened yet, I view it as a blessing or a gift. Also, I am aware that it can, and probably will get more intense and challeging from here as I progress on this path. But I will not back down. Man, it must be rough for you, wtf! I mean, meditating, tripping, all usually requires that you sit in a certain way for a certain ammount of time. Props for you for pushing through that despite your spine condition! Right now, not really. But, if I do encounter challenging situations with it I will definetly come here or read a book lol. Although it`s not uncomfortably challening now, maybe I should read a book about it since it's a reality for me now -- what do you think?

  9. Provide counterarguments

    Basman replied to Carl-Richard's topic in Health, Fitness, Nutrition, Supplements

    It's not 🤢, it's 🤮

  10. Provide counterarguments

    Basman replied to Carl-Richard's topic in Health, Fitness, Nutrition, Supplements

    I'm not sure if your vegan or something, but you definitely got some beef.
  11. I think that if you feel that people may not have the intellectual, emotional, and psychological basis to understand you, it is better to talk to them at their level or not to talk to them at all. Because most people don't like to feel unknowledgeable, stupid or incompetent. Even if it is technically true in some aspects. Talking to people with tact, at their level, to not make them feel uncomfortable is also a form of intelligence, social/emotional intelligence (and also self protection). It is also depends on the person and yourself. If they are open to truth, thinking, conversing, and learning, and trust your intelligence and that you will not judge them for their lack of knowledge, then this is another thing. Question: If you meet a stranger which is a very intelligent alien dressed as a human, who is so advanced in all measures of intelligence (but you don't know it), had a conversation with you that made you feel very stupid and incompetent, literally deconstructing your entire worldview and perception of reality and pointing out all the flaws in it, in a very smooth, natural, casual and elegant way, would you enjoy this conversation? Would you be defensive, fascinated, or confused? How would you react to and treat this stranger? With kindness, curiosity and an open heart, or with some anger and impatience?

  12. A Syrian story in progress

    integration journey replied to integration journey's topic in Self-Actualization Journals

    Rupert spira said something in the lines of: once you reach god or know god then it is time to live within god or with god and I think that’s profound.
  13. Today
  14. Definitely. Looking outward too much is a distraction.
  15. Creating a society/system that values truth and intelligence and teaches its children from childhood. This is possible. Of course, it is difficult because the elites don't want it, since it is easier to control foolish and ignorant people who are fragmented and separated from nature, from their ancestors' ancient wisdom, from their bodies, from their intuition, from themselves.

  16. Leo's Blog Discussion Mega-Thread

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

    Have you found a reliable routine to get into flow consistently?

  17. Starving Patriarchy

    Rafael Thundercat replied to Rafael Thundercat's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events

    Good, avoid me as a vampire avoid sun ligth. For me is a favor you do. Play with your phallicus willy.

  18. Leo’s Reels/Shorts Discussion Mega-Thread

    lostingenosmaze replied to Miguel1's topic in Personal Development -- [Main]

    @Leo Gura I enjoyed the Einstein vid. Are you posting it on Instagram to let go of the draft or are you still planning on releasing the full episode on the main channel? It'd be a great motivational for newbies
  19. Trump has announced they are finalizing a deal with Iran. On truth social he refers to it as “the Islamic republic of Iran”. Leaks so far: Currently neocons are panicking on Twitter, AIPAC is retweeting people bashing the deal. So the US and Israel aims of regime change, resolving nuclear issue, dealing with missile and proxy threat, so far are unaddressed. However Iran is getting financial relief.

  20. How kindness is a man's superpower

    lostingenosmaze replied to enchanted's topic in Dating, Sexuality, Relationships, Family

    What happened to the other Scott Galloway thread?
  21. @Eskilon Hi brother, yes I've experienced kundalini quite a lot and I practice kundalini yoga (I recommend Yogigems from YouTube, she's great). I had classic Awakenings before kundalini but it was kundalini which allowed me to be established in radical new baseline states of consciousness. I did get a few siddhis from this process as well. Kundalini is quite essential to how I do spirituality. I discovered that for me at least, the highest states of consciousness are not accessible without profound inner work with Kundalini. I remember one crazy awakening that I thought I'd be fried like a chicken due to the raw intensity of the Awakening I was having, my whole body and nervous system couldn't hold it. At that moment I realised, oh kundalini is the embodied energetic bottleneck for Awakening. That's what got me into kundalini yoga (much better than Kriya yoga in my opinion, it's more interactive and playful) and working with it allowed me to handle my Awakenings in a much more holistic and grounded way. I have to say it has been a challenging path for me because I have scoliosis and my spine is s-twisted so having intense electrical energy going through it which desires to be straight and healthy has been at times painfully healing. So I'm sure you'll have it much easier than me to work with Kundalini and that in my case it has been extremely useful and crucial. Specially if you're doing psychedelics, good kundalini will protect your body and mind for the peaks of consciousness, working daily on a stable base. Moreover, few things are as powerfully beautiful as a full kundalini blast. Once I had such a crazy kundalini Awakening that LSD paled in comparison, I was ecstatic for days. I know some people struggle with Kundalini, are there any particular difficulties that you're facing Eskilon?
  22. This topic feels very algorythmic. How real is this issue actually and how do people know that men are approaching less now than before? I don't think pick up has ever been normal. Sifting through Google search and every result is slop. This feels at best like it's being exaggerated.
  23. @Ramasta9 very cool, thanks for sharing!
  24. Yes, we are on the same page here.
  25. Nice post! @Davino A bit off-topic but since you're here lol. I've had Kundalini awakenings, and still have it with me in daily life when I pay attention to it. It's like an inner fire that is pleasurable but intense at the same time, it feels like a blessing. However, I am not awake yet. I want to know how is Kundalini for you. Did you experience in your journey? Do you still have it with you at will in daily life? If you did experience, how was it, did it help you progress spiritually? And also, did you awaken it after awakening or before?
  26. @bazera Awakenings are the best thing that happened in my life. Just warning that you'll get to enjoy less earthly things for you will have tasted heaven.
  27. No, I said he lacked yogic awakenings which is true because he himself admitted to be a jnani not a yogi or a bhakti. He explained there are many other valid paths like yoga or bhakti. So if anyone is interested to become a master all those paths simultaneously, then I claim, he lacks that. If you want pure jnana and introspection, Ramana is amazing in that. I'm interested in the most holistic and complete levels of Awakening. So if anyone lacks a facet of Awakening I'll point it out. This an import skill, so that you can identify each expert for each thing and can learn from the best. For yoga go to Lahiri Mahasaya, for Self-inquiry to Ramana, for Love to Ramakrishna, to say a few.
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