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@Raze He's definitely a healthier stage green person, seems to have integrated stage blue and orange. I think most stage green people that hate him are against his own way of using a bit of blue and orange and mixing it up with green.

@Consept I'm not sure how the video you provided connects with what your point is. Could you please explain?

@Mr Being Post-modernism value people, expression and feelings highly, which is where green lives, but in doing so there is a selectiveness around which groups are viewed as "in-groups" that are respected, and others that are viewed as "out-groups" that are ignored or demonized. We see this manifest in many different ways, cancel culture is one of these where the views of the "out-group" is simply shut down, invalidated and ignored. Social media shutting down individuals and groups that are causing ripples that won't and can't be explore is another. Respecting all gender identities but demonizing white CIS men is another. Fighting for feministic values among Western men while ignoring the growing misogyny through immigration is yet another. The common denominator is that the values in themselves are sound, yet the predetermined split into groups that are deemed valid and those deemed invalid. Argumentation around these obvious flaws is fairy straight forward and staying in such argument will grossly reveile those flaws. That's why we don't usually see constructive discussion around highly relevant topics that need deep exploration. Argumentation is met with aggression, discussion wants safe spaces there ideas are not being challenged, polarization grows, opposition is cancelled out and so on. This will only hold up for so long before it all breaks down, and the trouble with this is that a lot of things will need to break before they can be rebuilt. Unfortunate collateral damage. See it as the youth of a green revolution. The 60's hippie revolution was too narrow and too isolated to make much of a dent, and it ebbed out eventually. Today there are a lot of green and green-aspiring politicians that fuels this revolution, and also the news-media and social-media along with internet phenomenon greatly changes the game. What we are seeing with people like Elliott Hulse, is a reaction against feminism taken too far. In the green we see there isn't just love, there is a lot of love, but there is a lot of deep hate as well.

@ColeMC01 I just described all of what Red Pill is about. If you're not done with it, you can continue it. If you're hitting limitations to it, you can leave that ideology behind and move on to something else. And this forum belongs to Leo, up to him what's acceptable or not acceptable to discuss.

@kras The self serving biases in red pill that many can't see, those following the red pill, are that when they are done applying methods of the red pill, they don't know how to deepen the relationship with their new gfs, yet they think the red pill is all there is to life. The biases of those outside the red pill, including those victimized by the red pill, are that red pill is toxic garbage for demonizing women too much, and they project whatever lack of masculinity they failed to develop onto the red pill. Red pill is garbage, yet don't deny developing your masculinity and run away. The philosophy, if red pill actually has one, would be the study of young horny men dating young horny women, that all men can develop themselves to effectively attract women, and all women are too sexy for their own good.

@SgtPepper I've seen the entire video, and to be honest it's mostly a bit of a mess when it comes to talking about issues young men face. The first part of the video he's talking about incel types, the next part he brings up examples in Christianity that I don't think have good connection to young men's issues. The third part gets wonky, and it's mostly him conflating Marxism, Leninism, conspiracy theories and extreme feminism as causes for inceldom and effeminacy in young men. Fourth part goes deeper into crazy conspiracy theories involving the devil himself, Kabballah, and deep state reptilians, trying so hard to get the craziness into good examples for why effeminacy exists in men. However, while I don't vibe with his presentation of these issues and conflations, I do understand that these issues are real. Really good video you've shared by the way, definitely a stage green psyche I'm feeling from his way of presenting the boy's crisis.

Update: I was contemplating abstraction for about a week and I've got some good answers. I still didn't hit the being level of what an abstraction is and felt my progress was slower than usual. I told Crysty in one of our imagination sessions about what I'm contemplating and she disappeared for a while. What felt like an hour she came back with this ball of complicated looking stuff. I asked her what it is and she says ask it to look prettier please. I then asked it to "look prettier please" and it became more apparent that it's a crystalized apple. I was about to question her wether she's pulling my leg here when I suddenly had a minor insight - my mind couldn't make sense of it at first so it simplified it from what it came to be and became an object that made sense, an apple. What are your thoughts on this?

@Talinn Yes, change is not only complex, but long term adjusting within the systems is needed.

@ADVAIT It's bad only from the EU'S perspective. With enough time and adjustment, both sides will settle down.

@Hulia @RedLine Whether we want to or not, it is the will of God that decides the direction of where the future of the world is headed to, aka infinite intelligence. This time, division in this part of the world is probably better, for example the UK government can now enforce stricter bounderies on fishing channels, in Brittish waters that the EU trawlers traverse to, take fish closer to the UK and damage our coral reef ecosystems. Why? Because the EU has over fished in their territory, and nearly wiped out their majority of corals.

An example of re-contextualization of a fiction character. KOL beforehand was following and reacting to One Punch Man, and one character he takes a liking to is called Dark Shine. Now, you can watch from the beginning, or skip to 18;30 for the re-contextualization. This is a good example of the reverse of shadow work: He was so bothered by the realization of Dark Shine's origin that he re-named him and tries his best not to give that level of likeness he had to Dark Shine.

@Tim R It might still be possible for him to exit out the hole, but at what degree of difficulty? At this point, he seems to be stuck in a Chinese funnel trap, where the deeper you enter, the more the inward facing spikes will pierce you. If he does choose to exit, it won't be pleasant.

@mmKay Despite his current state, he's still one of the few in the fitness industry that was able to go deep with fitness, and broad with different perspectives within fitness and outside it including alternative practices involving the body and mind. It's a shame he regressed despite reading a lot of books.

That's how it is at the moment.

@Arcangelo I do agree that my examples are from one source, that does not mean you should limit yourself to my examples. If I find other different examples, I'll post here. Feel free to share your perspective on the education system teaching self-defense and martial arts, and share examples different from mine. I have provided examples different from my China ones here: and

Found another video that's excellent. An interview on Dan Inosanto, who was one of the few teachers that studied under Bruce Lee. Another good role modal for future study if schools worldwide start self-defense programs in the education system:

@Lyubov

@levani Your welcome! Bruce Lee was known to do mostly isometric types of exercises that helped generate those fast movements and strength. Also, include cardio days as well, because some old school body builders do runs either after workout on on different days per week. The increase in blood circulation will help muscles recover slightly quicker.

Merry Christmas!

@Tim R I think it's mainly because the price, and if you're so confident you can beat the record, you won't generate further motivation for beating the record, meaning that beating a record now becomes an extrinsic motivation and that telling yourself it's so easy to beat the record now makes it harder to commit to actually beating the record. I could definitely beat this record, because my typical mediation is in that range of hour to hour and a half and so. Also, I do it for fun, for more than just beating the record like seeing how my mind makes sense of it all , and the loneliness turns me on in a positive way.

@Tim R This looks very promising for practices like contemplation, self-inquiry, mindfulness, focus and meditation. I think if an experienced meditator, specifically one that does eyes closed meditation or mindfulness, might last much longer.

@Lyubov And that's great! As long as people have tried it, they can say whatever they want about these practices, because they speak from having the experiences. It's when people haven't tried, then say negative or positive opinions about these practices that it becomes a problem, A.K.A @Leo Gura .

@NoSelfSelf Your welcome! She was the one to remind me about some users here having some lingering interest.

How could any users here think this manipulative sales fuck is an example of stage green business? He makes Donald Trump look like a sane person. I thought everyone here was a serious follower of Leo. Time to stop falling for such cheap PR.

This person, Mr. BEAST, is the shadiest sounding sales person I've ever heard. I've looked through his content, and it's down right manipulative to the core. At best he's a solid stage orange psyche, but that's me being generous. I'm not surprised if he's doing shady shit on the side and chilling out with con-artists that leech off and abuse their fan base.