electroBeam

Don't speak of things you are ignorant of.

Once a teacher becomes enlightened, they realize they are imaginary. To show their students how legit they are about thinking they are imaginary, They all start auditioning to be santa clause. The most imaginary/santa clause looking teacher is the one that's woke the most.

Plants go through just as much pain as animals when being killed

Great symbol of enlightenment!

https://www.theguardian.com/science/blog/2011/jun/21/scientists-make-lsd-from-microbes

"Do some research and critical thinking instead of sucking on sciences tit for studies and proof" ~ Mr Shroom 2020

Thats me hahahahah. I've been diagnosed with schizophrenia and have taken psychedelics in the past and have no qualms with doing it again in the future.

There's already a post here on it.

nice ones thanks guys!

https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/pkeqd8/what-happens-lsd-overdose?utm_source=vicefbus Good on ya Norway https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/ne7m4m/lsds-health-benefits-norway-possession?utm_source=stylizedembed_vice.com&utm_campaign=pkeqd8&site=vice Gosh when psychedelics become legalised the human race is gonna skip green and go straight to turquoise or beyond in a decade... if they choose to stay on planet earth.

@Nahm Fair enough, being blunt doesn't work with everyone. It works with me though, so in the rare chance he's like me, the comment will be of good use.

hahaahahahahahaha I could be wrong, but the advice might have been "stop seeking enlightenment" and just BE. You've become waaaaay too attached to your techniques, methods and ideas about enlightenment, that you've forgotten what enlightenment was actually about.

thanks!

Also usually face to face or video by mentors is really powerful. If you want to do it as a profession.

Leo has spent 5 years now making videos on how to overcome the ego's survival mechanisms. Zen monks spend 40 years figuring out how to go meta on their survival. Don't worry, if this dude is a newbie, he will pussy out waaay before he gets close to death hshshahaha. Where you do need to be careful giving advice is suicide - because suicide is actually a survival mechanism, and psychedelics - because once it's down the hatch there's no turning back.

Living 2 past lives at the same time isn't cool...

@fridjonk Hey, at least try not to be dogmatic. Instead of blatantly spouting your dogmas. Everyone has a perspective, and thinks their perspective is the one and true perspective. You think combining meditation and contemplation is lazy, that's just your perspective, you think dehydration dangerous, that is also just your perspective. For some, your perspective will help them and mine wont, for others my perspective will help them and yours wont. It depends where we are on this journey.

psychedelics.... Do it 24/7 not just 1 minute a day.... don't just meditate! Contemplate and meditate at the same time! do a variation of practices and make cool combos. Dehydrate yourself for a week every 3 months, while being in complete darkness and fasting + meditating (there's nothing wrong with brain damage, brain damage = meditation gains. Try that recontextualisation if brave enough). Follow your intuition. increase creativity, empowerment. Work on things that aren't directly related. These things boost meditation. (haven't tried it) neurofeedback. Doing sessions with qualified reiki healers and RASA transmitters. and the list goes on....

What a terrible evolutionary trait you've developed there! At least when the indians are in the shade we can't see them and feast on them, and when the white people are up against Trump's big white wall we can't see them but you.... we can see you no matter where you are!

Nothing hones that point down more than when driving in India hahahahahahahahahahaha

In India I was having a time building rapport with the local people. After some time I noticed that the local people were being very fiesty to each other, and very rivalish. I then started to act the same. Developed significant rapport with them after that. This is actually not an attack, but an observation I discovered in India. Of course you will spin this to twist it to suit your original message. But I felt the need to point this out, for Truths sake.

I lived in Delhi in the past, and have lots of Indian colleagues and friends. I've done business is Delhi and have had to identify cultural trends and customs to get my business off the ground there. To answer your other questions: I know a huge amount of information about the indian people yes I guess... I know about Indians because I've worked with them, made partnerships with them, made best friends with them (one of my best friends is an Indian). Business is not as easy as you think. You need to be very precise with your EQ skills to get somewhere. You need to precisely know the customs, social norms, what's socially acceptable and not. This teaches you a lot. There's a lot to say about every culture. That's why in university you have Amerian studies, Indian studies, etc. There's books and books on stuff about the indian culture (its all very corrupt though). There's lots to talk about, its cannot be said here. If you want to improve your business relations with me, you need to understand my culture, not the other way around. That question is ill formed. I've explained enough @Derek WhiteThat's an interesting perspective of India. I think in public the indian population is definitely more politically correct, as its such a diverse country, but if you go into the rural areas, or you speak to the locals in their house, out comes the lack of political correctness and the judgments about different cultures such as the Dravidian people, North vs South Indians, different religions, etc.) I find the humour not necessarily less, but it is definitely different sort of humour.

There's a very fine line between stereotyping and acknowledging trends and patterns of different cultures. Identifying such trends is very useful for improving your business in other countries, rapport with different people of different nationalities and creating systemic, global solutions to global problems.

@VeganAwake yes agree. You can literally empirically verify for yourself that everything any guru or sage has ever said is wrong, and is right. Each piece of advice is a like a double sided coin which is half right, half wrong, and is right and wrong at the same time, just depends what you've experienced and what chapter you're in.

You're from india or the middle east aren't you.