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@Husseinisdoingfine Based on what I’ve read about Mohamed, he seems to be an enlightened individual who achieved some form of awakening through years of meditation. It’s possible he may have also used psychedelics, but either way, he appears to have gained profound insights into the nature of reality and consciousness. It seems he realized his own divinity, similar to other spiritual figures like Jesus and Buddha, who are revered by many.

@Leo Gura Glad you read it, Cheers!

I want to express my deepest gratitude to Leo. Although I’ve never met or directly communicated with him, his work has profoundly shaped my reality and mindset. I started watching Leo’s videos at 17, and now at 25, after over eight years, I can see the immense impact he has had on my life. A bit about me: I’m an Egyptian who was born into a religious family in a conservative, Islamic country. When I first came across Leo’s content, it was the usual self-help material—how to stop worrying about what others think, tips on weight loss, and insights into relationships. These videos were transformative, helping me shift my mindset during my formative years. Thanks to Leo, I was able to better cope with childhood abuse, family trauma, and even overcome depression. As Leo’s content evolved, so did my understanding of the world. His videos on religion vs. science and the nature of reality made me start questioning my own beliefs—a dangerous and taboo subject in my culture. But as I delved deeper into these topics, I began to explore meditation, the nature of the universe, and concepts like infinity and consciousness. This journey led me from atheism to spirituality, and ultimately to a deeper understanding of religion, including the true nature of Prophet Muhammad. Today, I am a completely different person. I have a healthy ego, multiple awakenings, and a better grasp of the illusion we call life. Leo has been a true mentor, fundamentally shaping my psyche and the way I perceive reality. I am incredibly grateful to him for everything he has done for me.

Recently, I watched two episodes by Leo. The first one was on solipsism, which was a real eye-opener for me. The second episode was on infinite gods. I find these two videos to be quite contradictory. In the solipsism video, Leo discusses the idea that there is only one mind (one God), but in the next video, he talks about infinite minds and infinite gods. If Leo could elaborate on this apparent contradiction, I would greatly appreciate it.

I’m 25 and have been in a relationship with a wonderful girl for a year. We love each other deeply, and she’s incredibly loyal and an amazing person. We share similar mindsets and values. Recently, she’s been talking about getting married, and while it feels like the right step, I’m hesitant. I feel like I’m still young and focused on building myself, and I worry that marriage might hinder my personal growth. What do you think?

I’m 25 and feel like I don’t know much about how money or investments work. I’ve been working in sales for a couple of years and I’m good at it—one of the top agents at my company. While I’ve been making a decent amount of money, I have little to no savings. I tend to spend my commission as soon as I get it, and I don’t want to continue living like this. Where should I start to learn more about managing money and investing?

@OBEler There is only one bubble of consciousness; everything else is just a mental image. There aren't multiple bubbles—just one, which is the reality you experience now.

@Keryo Koffa It doesn't work that way!

@OBEler Everything happening now consists of the visual, sounds, smells, sensations, mental images, and thoughts you experience—nothing more, nothing less.

This post is written by me, for myself, because I am all there is. Everything that is being infinitely created in real time is simply me, as there is nothing else. I am imagining the words on this screen, which are also me, being created intelligently, frame by frame, in this moment—only this moment—deceiving myself into believing I’m living a life as a human. But why not? There is no “why” or “how.” Logic itself is something I’ve created, just a feature of this illusion. I am logic, imagining logic. I’m not actually writing; I’m just imagining fingers, hands, a screen, and letters—all being imagined right now. There is only this moment.

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this thread is a masterpiece !

Absolute Infinity !

Great video !