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@TeamBills It's not a function of time, it's a function of how well you research.

Not so what. More like: HOLY FUCKING FUCK!!! But you don't get this yet because you have no idea yet what "I'm God" really means. To you it's just an idea. Which of course is "so what?"

@outlandish Microscoops are more accurate than milligrams scales. Those milligram scales are still way too imprecise. They cannot properly measure a 10gm dose. To them, 10mg to 20mg all feels the same. I have used several different milligram scales and they are all terrible. Consistency of powder is a non-issue if you're using the same batch. And even between batches is it not much of an issue unless you have totally difference sources.

Said the ego. Good luck with that.

@emind Your forum account is not the same as your Actualized.org store account. Sounds like you probably don't have a store account yet.

Teachers have different styles. This is why its good to study hundreds of different perspectives. Each one will expose you to some new facet that the other ones didn't. Teachers place different emphasis on things due to their unique personality, cultural background, path through life, and even their gender or level of testosterone. Never expect one teacher to explain everything to you. It just isn't possible. In a sense, finding a teacher who you resonant with perfectly is bad because then you will tend to blindly accept what he/she says without thinking for yourself or considering other sources. Focus more on grasping what is being taught in your direct experience rather than daydreaming about or judging the teacher. The teacher you resonate with very much depends on what your particular needs are at this moment in time. In a few years, as your needs change, so will your teachers -- if you don't commit yourself to worshiping just one. My teachings are definitely not complete, and definitely contain some mistakes and shadow. This is not a problem so long as you think for yourself, make use many sources, and do your reading. Just listening to me is not enough to succeed in this work.

I'm actually surprised at how successful Jed's books have been. He sort of bucks the trend. Although of course most people reading his books have no idea what he's really pointing to, or ever do the practice he suggests. He sort of obscures the practice with all his smartassery and story-telling. Jed's work is sort of a cult classic.

@legendary Very good! The only thing is that you haven't really gone all the way yet. You got a small glimpse, but not the Full Monty. When plugging, it's very important to make sure that your bowels are empty, otherwise the substance will not absorb fully. Measuring 5-MeO using a micro-scoop is far superior than using a scale. Scales are just not sensitive enough. Get a micro-scoop on Amazon (like this: https://amzn.to/2oguKiE ) and use the same micro-scoop each time so your doses are consistent. Sounds like you might need to smoke it to get the Full Monty. Or just increase your plugged dose. Yes, at high doses, it gets freaky. But having that Fully Monty breakthrough is paramount. Until then, you still don't understand how deep this goes. Doing it with Octavio should definitely get you a breakthrough. Smoking is MUCH more intense than plugging. Plugging is like a walk in the park compared to smoking it. With smoking, the ego should not be able to hold on or resist in any way.

Because no one would buy it if it said, "You gotta do 10,000 hours of work". People want easy answers. That is what sells. The popularity of your product/service in the marketplace is directly proportional to how easy and effortless you make your solution sound. "Enlightenment In 15 Minutes" << That's the video every fool clicks on. The most serious teachers, who emphasize hard work, are the ones you'll never hear of because they are not mass market. See my video: The Deep Problem of Marketing. To sell enlightenment effectively, you gotta simplify it and dumb it down to the point that hardly anyone who listens to you will ever attain it. If a guru told you what enlightenment really is, no one would buy it.

@123456789 By contemplating a lot. Don't worry about it. Just start contemplating. If you avoid speculation and stick to what is in your experience, you will be okay. Just be very truthful when you contemplate.

@Feel Good Learning on the job is fine and necessary, but it is too little picture. You need to read books to get the big picture of life. That is not something you can get from on-the-job learning. Even just to master your career it will be important to read books from others in the field.

The LP Course is very strategic. But it is not a course about strategic thinking per se. It is the only course I have.

@How to be wise Every meme becomes unheathly evenutally as the ego makes an identity out of it. Identity creates attachment and clinging, which is sort of the definition of dysfunction. America has plenty of unhealthy strict Blue too. Look at the Catholics, Evangelicals, and Mormons. Whenever a meme is turned into an ideology, into "the truth", it becomes toxic because all memes are partial and limited. They are never the full Truth.

I guess I should have been more clear: solving the master does not merely mean enlightenment. It means solving the entire maze of your life, which is a far greater undertaking than just enlightenment. It includes mastery of relationships, career/biz, finances, art, health, emotions, etc. Even an enlightened perosn still needs to figure this stuff out, or at least to figure out that he is renoucing them. Mastering the maze requires detailed knowledge of the maze, which can only be acquired through books. I don't just mean spirituality books. You don't need to read 300 spirituality books.

Therapy can of course be useful. For some people it is an important step in their path in escaping the maze. I am supportive of therapy. It just isn't sufficient by itself to resolve the maze.

The therapist him/herself usually has no idea about the maze or how to escape it.

@CSIMIAMI There is no such line. Internal vs external is a conceptual duality. Generally-speaking, competition is a bad strategy for life. Be a creator, not a competitor. All competitors eventually lose because there's always a bigger fish. In the time and energy you waste competing you could have created something beautiful and valuable. I explain all this in the Life Purpose Course. Competition is such a limiting paradigm. You are fighting a war which does not need to be fought. Which is the greatest strategic blunder.

This thread is obviously not going to end well. This was obvious from the day one, even to most establishment Republicans. Trump's entire life/career is a house of cards held together with lies. From his fake hair to his fake bone spurs to his fake news to his fake university to his fake charity to his fake wife. Everything in Trump world is a cheap fake. That is Trump entire MO. Fake, fake, fake your way to the bank. It works great until you get your hand caught in the cookie jar. The problem with con-artists is that they never know when to quit while they're ahead.

Please don't speculate about me as if you know me. You have no idea who I really am, creating rumors. If you're going to practice stuff like astrology or mind reading, have a code of ethics, so you don't turn into a gossip.

@dorg TeamBills is not talking about physical pain, but the pain of boredom. @TeamBills Of course its boring, that's the ego dying and wanting to escape its death. Try doing a week-long retreat and going deep into the boredom. That's where the real gainz are at.

Enough fappery. Back to the contemplation salt mines!

Why would you assume they have one? @ExodiaGearCEO Take LP Course

The Trump administration is about to implode.

Drama, drama, drama. Just a ploy of the ego-mind. You haven't actually realized anything yet. You're just acting up. Tomorrow you will go back to trying to rationalize reality. The ego-mind loves to play possum.

Contemplate!