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@Chumbimba Eckhart is definitely very awake. It's fantastic, but more for a beginner in this work.

@Bill W Na keep it at 41, that's the sweet spot ?

42

This guy was the definition of life purpose and success through something you love. Looked up to him for almost 17 years. RIP Legend ❤️❤️❤️

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@Matt23 Exactly the same for me, used to watch him every day after school when i was a young. Then later on I became more interested in his philosophy of mastery. I feel like I've lost a best friend and a mentor. ? But I celebrate his death for what he did, he inspired me enough for a lifetime in his 41 years. He and his daughter are liberated now.

❤️❤️❤️❤️

@Serotoninluv His daughter unfortunately also passed, but they are free together now. ❤️

@randomguy123 This is a good moment to see that waiting to start your life purpose does you no good. You never know when it's too late.

@moon777light O definitely not, but maybe I'll save it for later, sort of like a treat.

Neale never ceases to amaze me with his description of the spiritual and reality; whether be it a book or his videos. In this video he covers everything from the Relative, the Absolute and Love. He then goes on to describe how god needs to create separation to know it self. Nice short video to enjoy. Love Here Now

@moon777light Nice! I just finished book 2 yesterday and I'm about to start the 3rd one. How i decided to do it, was read them all in row - then go back to the first one and contemplate them all very deeply, to really absorb all of the juice. While keeping a healthy distance between belief and experience I've verified. Next series I'll go with will be: The law of one by RA. They're supposed to be similar, while there he contacts an entity from a higher consciousness society.

Really liked this video.

@Davidess Yubb, best books I've read so far

@LfcCharlie4 haha I'll make sure i do my research. Yeah i'm with you there.

@Raptorsin7 Like reprogramming the sub-conscious so to speak. I may try that for week or two, then mantras the other week for comparison. Thanks!

I've been longing to take my meditation practice to the next level. Longest I've gotten to are 1 hour sits which I did for about 1 month; that was in October. I've been slowly starting again, by doing 30 minutes for the first week, then 1 hour for another week. I want to take it to a higher level now, and shoot for 2-4 hours. I believe i can do it, and i'm interested to see what comes out of it. So my question is: Are there any of you who have done 3-4 hour sits daily ? Do you have any input or advice that could prove useful.

Might be a little random, but oh well...

@Codrina Sweet! I kind of sit cross-legged on my bed with my back up against a wall; seems to work best for me. @Raptorsin7 Unfortunately there are no float tanks i know of in my area, wish there were, I've always wanted to try them. Do you think affirmations would work better than mantras ? @Stakres Same states I've reached on psychedelics, but more calm and easy going. I kind of want to hit that ocean of love, ecstasy and peace. I've only been able to get there through meditation like 5 times out of like 300 sessions. But when you reach that state you never want to return. That's mainly why.

@LfcCharlie4 Nice! I definitely want to try it one day for the fun of it. I guess you'd feel lighter on your toes? Days when i eat mostly veggies and peanut butter, i feel super light and clear minded.

@cetus56 Zen style, might give it a try. I usually achieve waiting the itches out and they pass soon enough. But it's becoming a habit when I'm deep in the meditation, that I automatically start waving around like a flower in the wind. So resetting the timer every time I moved would sure be a patience test.

@steenadrianmr Wouldn't recommend caffeine on LSD, but that's just me, love cacao though.

@OBEler Well they are by nature more emotionally connected.

Tell me about it, it's the same here in Iceland. People are dying left and right in weather-caused accidents these days. One of my most favorite trips have been in the freezing cold outside in nature. Specially with a clear night sky and aurora. WOW! I'm definitely team NO trip killers, I feel that defeats the purpose of a psychedelic trip. You should work through the hardest trips - and they yield the most results in personal development. Also you should not trip in an environment where you "might need" a trip killer, that's just a pre-planed bad trip.