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@SamueLSD I read his book a few years back before i got really into non-duality. It was interesting, but i would always get triggered when he mentioned god lol. Do you feel good reading his book? I find when some people write, like the buddha, i get a good feeling from certain lines or quotes. Have you experienced this, and would you count The Meditations as something that invokes good feelings.

@LoveandPurpose When i found my life purpose i was doing Leo's course. After i found it, i noticed that all the main concepts in his videos were consistent with my life purpose. There was consistency across my life purpose and his concepts so i had confidence i was on the right track. Once i realized i had everything in my idea that he was talking about, i just stopped doing the course and went all in on pursuing my idea.

So i've officially put an end to a major chapter of my life. I dropped out of law school. I basically told my controlling uncle to chill out and stop telling me what to do. I'm beginning to notice the nuance of words like SHOULD, NEED, MUST, HAVE TO. When i scrutizine my language these words come up, over and over again. But i do not want to live my life like that. I want to live according to what i want. And what i want is to feel love. I want to feel good. So i will live my life according to what feels good, and what i want that will lead to feeling good. I want to be less strict and rigid in my practices as well. The guide for me is feeling now, and it's important to be attentive to how different practices and teachers make me feel. If it doesn't feel good then move on. Find something that feels good. Very simple. I'm so thankful for the path. My life is getting so much better. The trajectory i'm now wasn't even conceivable to me like 4 months ago. I was still a lost law student looking for happiness in all the wrong places. I can't believe how much i've improved and changed. Very excited for the future.

@zeroISinfinity No but I'm enlightened and I realized the self is an illusion that means I must be awake. Please stop spreading info that claims I'm not enlightened because I really need to be enlightened right now ):

How do you define spiritual progress?

@Bazooka Jesus LMAO. I had the same idea.

@SilentTears Hey i tried the guided but it didn't work. I have an energy blockage in the third eye, and i don't feel love but the guided didn't resolve either issue. I had trouble visualizing the light pouring into my chakras, but not sure how to improve that.

Hi everyone. I recently found my life purpose thanks to both Leo's course and my spiritual awakening. I thought it could be fun to do an AMA for people who are thinking about starting the course, or people who are on the fence about purchasing the course or are skeptical of the idea of life purpose in general. If you have ANY question feel free to ask and I will give you as detailed an answer I can. The more specific the question, the better the answer I can give. Also, full disclosure. I feel I have my found my life purpose and I am very confident I'm going to be successful. But as of now I'm in the early stages of my startup/life purpose so I don't want to come across like I've already made it or anything. I am very confident that I have found the path to success, but be skeptical of my advice. And if doesn't make sense to you, or it sounds like bull shit, trust your intuition and don't take my word for it. Find the truth of the situation for yourself.

@zeroISinfinity Thanks a lot man your praise is much appreciated. You are real deal, forum is lucky to have you. Life purpose is awesome, highly recommend. @Key Elements has good topics on it. I wish she was still here, but I think she's moved on to her own website.

@Joshi3

Enlightenment is the recognition of your true nature as infinte love, formless being etc. Everyone has different definitions, and so the end of seeking is likely to be different to different people. For me i would consider myself "done" when i can embody the bliss and energy i felt during my god realization on LSD. Once you finish the seeking and find enlightenment, which i haven't done yet so i could be off here, you have nothing to do but to live your life. It goes full circle. Before enlightenment chop wood, carry water. After enlightenment... (you get the deal). Once you the find the bliss and love and happiness intrinsic in your own being, you are free to do whatever you want. The world becomes heaven and you are free to live as you wish. I've always played video games so this website is really a forward thinking plan on my part, for how i want to spend my life after i'm done seeking. For everyone their path after seeking will be unique based on their life experience. I've always played games, sports, competed etc. There are no shoulds, musts, needs etc with a true awakened being. It's all about what YOU want to do. Because you're god baby and you're free. So do what you want. I want to write and play games, and make money doing it lol.

@Roy Yup. I may also do a conscious toxicity section too haha. When it comes to writing content it's basically anything goes. But MINDSET will most likely be the most important thing i write about, at least at first. I wouldn't consider myself fully enlightened yet so i'm not going to write about straight up enlightenment yet, but eventually that will be the majority of my content.

@lostmedstudent I started working with @Nahm in January. Best decision i've made so far on the path (not sure which is more valuable Nahm or psycsh tbh). I highly recommend finding a teacher who's enlightened. Many of our beliefs we inherited unconsciously. At some point i realized i was operating according to beliefs that i had no idea where they came from. Now i'm starting to have thoughts that i remember specifically hearing from Nahm in our calls. And wala i'm getting better and happier lol.

@Eren Eeager Isn't the purpose of trips to sort out psychological barriers that are preventing optimal mental health? If you were already mentally healthy why would you need do the psychs in the first place? In my view being a spiritual seeker is the recognition that your normal mode is off, and hence you go on the path to find what it means to be healthy and well. @lostmedstudent Be careful of falling into the trap of using drugs to suppress the underlying issues so that you can return to "normal" functioning. I've done LSD about 4-5 times in the past 4 months and i've had 3 full blown bad trips full of misery and suffering. But these trips proved incredibly valuable because i've been making major changes to my life recently, dropping out of law school, cutting out toxic people etc. And in comparison to the misery of those trips this stuff has been a cake walk haha

@lostmedstudent Have you considered working with a enlightenent coach to help speed up the path to enlightenment?

@chisel ?

Wow very impressive. Good luck ?

@SilentTears Wow I'd love to try it thanks. I'll report back

@SilentTears How did you open your heart chakra?

@VeganAwake Love works in mysterious ways haha

@zeroISinfinity

@VeganAwake Great story man

@LoveandPurpose No problem man, i'm happy to help. While i still consider myself a spiritual seeker, i'm very committed to my life purpose and this is the main focus for me now, not enlightenment. I'm happy to answer any other questions, or be of assistance in anyway.

@LoveandPurpose Thank you, and great question. Prior to finding my life purpose i was a very unhappy law student. I knew i didn't like law school and was just unhappy in life in general. During this time i just went all in on spirituality. I stopped going to class and just started spending all day focusing on trying to be enlightened. I started doing LSD, i was spending like at least 2 hours per day meditating in the float tank, on top of yoga and affirmations etc. I also had an awakening right around the time i found my life purpose. The thing that made the biggest difference was all the spiritual work i did. Meditation, life coaching with @Nahm, and psychdelics were the biggest drivers. The life purpose idea just came to me as an insight once i put it on my dream board and just spent time in silence in meditation. I wasn't even actively doing the practices for life purpose, i was just trying to be happier. The LPC was great because it gave me the idea that a LP was even possible for myself. I didn't realize i could make money doing something i love and just live like that, no one in my family did this so it was very novel to me. I was only about 10% through the course when my LP came to, and after that the course just affirmed what i already knew. Like i would watch Leo's videos, and all the stuff he talked about i already in my idea. So the course just served as confirmation that what i had was real. Like if my ideas were completely counter to the topics in his course i would have been concerned, but because it was all consistent i just had that much more confidence in my ability to execute and make it real.

@Austin Actualizing I'm going to apply all the stuff I've learned on the path to enlightenment and teach gamers why it's better to play consciously. Basically I'm going to hit max rank in league of legends because of god/love then write about it in a blog/website