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About Leo Gura
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Dude, what do you expect it to be? They need time to clean the rooms.
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Again conflating survival with spirituality.
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Leo Gura replied to Majed's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Just replace the hard drugs with psychedelics and turn your mind towards better things. Hard drugs will ruin your life. So watch out. Don't treat them casually. -
No. That's not what I meant.
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Leo Gura replied to Meeksauce's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Awakening is the realization that death is imaginary. What humans call death is actually Infinite Consciousness. -
Leo Gura replied to Meeksauce's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
NDE is a hallucination. Death is imaginary. It does not exist. -
Nah... a relationship based on LooksMaxxing and TokenMaxxing.
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The devilry never ends: https://www.instagram.com/p/DbnTScLsQid/
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Aubrey Marcus Syndrome
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There is too much cringe on the internet to keep track of it all.
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MET is decent. Worth trying. MIPT is excellent. DIPT... can't remember. Not too great.
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It is hugely necessary since the ego will hijack God to rationalize all its devilry as survival. Every spiritual fool is lost in that. Having a harem of women becomes "God's will". Bombing Gaza becomes "what God wanted". This is the single biggest perversion of spirituality.
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@Nemra Yes, good work. The bottom line is that Consciousness causes Consciousness, since that's what all things are. Consciousness is the only thing that can cause itself, since it is Infinite/God. God is self-causing.
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It is hard to explicate. My understanding of women is very intuitive. It is like knowing how to handle a horse. You can get a lot of insight into how a horse works. But it is hard to write it out logically as a formula.
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Be ware of belief. All this is, is belief.
