Leo Gura

That is true by definition. But the child has not transcended fear, the child is simply naive. If the child knew what a grizzly bear could do, he would be affraid.

Not if I add a bay leaf to your coffee.

Thanks guys. I'm happy the clips are useful to you.

Yes, you can fear the unknown, but that is not what I was saying. I was saying that a child doesn't fear a grizzly bear because the child doesn't even know what a grizzly bear can do.

Why is this even a question? Of course you should. Just do it safely and carefully, and don't expect it to fix the rest of your life. It won't fix you. But it will show you God. If you want a better material life, psychedelics will not give it to you. You must build it manually through serious effort.

If you actually imagine the process of death, it is terrifying. People who don't fear death have never seriously imagined what it is, how serious it is. Fools often fear the least and end up getting themselves killed. To properly fear something you first have to know what it is.

This is a complex issue that involves dozens of factors. I mentioned one factor out of dozens. China and Japan are liberal relative to Afghanistan. Notice that the more developed these nations get, the more they liberalize. In 100 years China will be very liberal. China is conservative because most of its people lived in poverty until very recently. That will not last long.

This is the same health condition I've struggled with. Carnivore diet was the most effective. Eating standard health foods with a leaky gut causes more harm than good. Low dose naltrexone (LDN) is also effective at curtailing immune system overreaction. Has he tried LDN? That's a low hanging fruit. If Bryan has autoimmune disorder, there is no way he is even in the top 50% of health people on this planet. None of this gimmickry can overpower a proper autoimmune disorder. You can't supplement or diet your way out of it.

Oneness cannot have a point outside of itself. From what I understand, the purpose of human life is entertainment and distraction from Omniscience. Omniscience gets very boring after a while. God gets bored to death being Omniscient and decides to play games with itself by dreaming non-Omniscient states. Why would that be outside of Perfection? Is a video game any less perfect just because you can walk off a cliff? Does every cliff need an invisible fence around it for the world to be perfect? The decisions you make ARE God too. When you manifest something, that is God working through you. Your desires for things IS God. God is all things. God is always selecting whether to appear as this thing or that thing. God has to select to appear as a cat or a dog or a chair, or whatever. You, as a human, also have to select what kinds of things you want or don't want in your life. You building your life is like a microcosm of God building the universe by selecting some things over others.

All I'm saying is you are hallucinating the burn mark. You are like the guy in the dream saying, "Look! This can't be a dream because I have a burn mark!"

So you imagine. The mistake you are making is that you are imagining imagination as some stupid, childish thing. Imagination is as precise and concrete as a bullet flying towards your head.

An underdeveloped mind seeks control in order to feel safe. So it looks for control over trivial aspects of Reality like light switches or kitchen drawers.

That is good enough. Don't overcomplicate a simple thing. 0.2ml is too much, reduce it to a few drops.

It literally does.

In a weird way, if you eat poison that is part of God's Perfection. But God gave you a mind so that you can use it. Don't blame your irresponsibility on God. God gave you the freedom to be foolish. Just like you can jump off a cliff in a video game. Is that the purpose of the game? No. But you can do it.