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Everything posted by Leo Gura
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Dude, it's not hard to tell the difference between mushrooms and 5-MeO-DMT if you are an experienced psychonaut. 5-MeO has a very unique flavor profile. If anyone can tell that difference, it should be Martin. I'd be happy to try it and tell you but I don't know where to get it. I could easily tell you if it's ordinary mushrooms or not.
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And what if your doubts are not true? You see, don't be biased. Watch your double-standards.
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How could it not be? Do things in whatever order your life requires.
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Man, it don't mean nothing. Just keep going out building your skills. Stop comparing yourself with others. All you gotta do is keep going out and don't even think of quitting. There will be bad nights, there will be good nights.
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Never!
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Go to a gas station right now and take a shit. Practice makes perfect
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Sigh...
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There is value to both. Each will reveal new and important facets of consciousness.
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Leo Gura replied to Javfly33's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
You were on LSD. You're not just gonna get that sober. Maybe if you spend 100 hours on a retreat focusing you might get something akin to it. If you want to access psychedelic-like states sober, you can only approximate that with 100hrs of hours of unbroken concentration. -
I have paid for it, doesn't change the fundamentals at all.
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I was not speaking of woman-kind, I was speaking of specific low quality matches on Tinder, in the context of absurd claims made about good results.
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The problem is that you are making health decisions for people who you don't know, don't understand, and don't at all care about. Who are you to tell a kid how he should feel about his dick, or lack thereof? You are abusing this notion. By that logic I could say that it's okay to make you my slave, and you won't be a problem with it, as long as I don't give you any choice. I highly doubt Rogan is merely replacing his lost testosterone from youth. The dude is roiding up to look more beefy than he ever naturally was. Look at his gut. Which is exactly the right-wing criticism of what trans people are doing: trying to fit in and be more "cool". Fitting into stereotypes is what all right-wingers love to do. Have you been living under a rock? Half the guys at the gym are on roids.
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The 173rd session is just as special, Lol.
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Leo Gura replied to tuku747's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
@Inliytened1 Bullet to your head is also imaginary. You dangerously confuse relative with absolute domains. If you are stupid enough to believe that heavy metals are "imaginary", go ahead and drink a glass of mercury. Let's see how you feel. -
Leo Gura replied to tuku747's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Pure nonsense -
You can't really outlaw it. People will just find black markets for it. Dudes like Rogan take hormones even if they are illegal. The funny thing is half these fucking right-wingers are taking hormones because they don't feel macho enough, which are destroying their bodies. Yet they bitch about trans people and call it dangerous. How about the real danger is young boys copying Rogan with hormone use? That's 1000x more people than trans in the whole country. Why is Rogan grooming young men into dangerous drug use? It's acceptable for men to use hormones simply because it reinforces traditional gender stereotypes. Which is really what this war is about. If some dude gets surgery to make his dick bigger, no right-winger is gonna complain about it.
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I call BS on that, or his matches are monsters from the black lagoon.
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Summary?
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Tell granny that drugs help you find God
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Same could be said about plastic surgery. How did people cope with big noses back in the caveman days? When you have no option to change yourself, it's actually a lot easier to accept yourself because you don't even think about it. Giving people too much freedom leads to unhappiness. People think freedom makes them happy, but the opposite is often true. If you had no option but to be a slave picking cotton, you would eventually accept it and find happiness in it, when you're not being whipped or hurt. But as long as you got the idea that you shouldn't be a slave, you will forever be unhappy. The human mind's capacity for acceptance is crazy. But it has to have no other options. As soon as you give it ideas of options, then the real suffering beings.
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No, it would look like you got a dick but you feel like you should have a pussy. Imagine if you were born with a ball sack hanging from your chin. You would hate yourself and want it removed because it doesn't feel right. That's where you're wrong. Because your hormones would be those of a man, making it impossible to rock being a girl.
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That's not the issue. The issue is that people are born with female brains in male bodies and vice versa. It's really not a cultural issue, it's an issue of biological mismatch. Imagine if you were a guy accidentally born with tits. You'd want them removed to feel like a "proper" guy. No amount of cultural acceptance would fix the issue. It's ironic that LGBTQ people like to say that gender is just something you invent. But in practice the way they act is as though gender is pure biology, they just are on the wrong side of that biology and want to be on the right side of it. But you can't just will your way to the right side of biology. Hence the hormones and surgery. If gender was truly just invented from thin air, then hormones and surgery would be totally irrelevant. The reality is that your mind leans either masculine or feminine, and you cannot just flip that at will. Nor can you flip your body at will. Which is why trans people struggle so much. If gender could be flipped at will then no one would struggle with it, you'd just invent whatever gender you want and feel great about it. But that's not how it works because you can't just fantasize whatever you want and have it reflected in life. You can call yourself a unicorn but that doesn't mean your own mind will buy it. Deep down you'll know you're bullshitting yourself. So you will want surgery to make you look more like a unicorn so you feel more like a unicorn and then you will buy it. You can also try to change culture to help you fool yourself that you're a unicorn. If you can pressure everyone around you to call you a unicorn, that will help you to buy your own fantasy and make it feel more real. But still, deep down you'll know you're bullshitting yourself and you'll feel depressed and anxious about it. Basically, you can ask yourself, "What actually is my body if I stop bullshitting myself?" and "What do I wish it was if I could wave a magic wand?" And if you got two different answers, you'll be unhappy until you find some way to close that gap. In a sense a trans person is like a person with a big ugly nose who hates himself and wants a normal nose. And no amount of other people telling him that his nose is okay will solve his problem. Nor will renaming himself "small-nose" fix his problem. He needs his actual nose to match the self-image of his nose he has in his mind. So that's what he goes for, but in practice it's not so easy to make a big ugly nose into a normal nose. So even after the surgery he will still feel bad because his nose will never truly match a normal nose. And others around him will never truly treat him as though he has a normal nose, because he doesn't.
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Leo Gura replied to Butters's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Only you can tell. Effective meditation requires focusing for hours at a time. A few minutes of silence will do nothing. -
Leo Gura replied to Butters's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
That's not meditation, but it could be useful to you. -
Leo Gura replied to Rafael Thundercat's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
It's not a problem of language, it's a problem of understanding. If you truly understood a thing it would be easy to talk about. And you can't understand a thing without making nuanced distinctions. So it's a problem of distinctions.