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Agreed. I'd only follow dating advice from people who are talking from direct experience.

- Jumping around between different practices, and thereby not committing - Adopting non-mastery mindsets, i.e. obsessive mindsets - Spiritual bypassing - Assuming someone who is a known master in one domain is a master in other domains - Selecting non-expert mentors - Thinking certain practices will achieve results that they don't, i.e. believing pick up will bring happiness - Becoming dogmatically anti-mainstream - Becoming dogmatically anti-science - Becoming adversarial to ego; not recognising the importance of strong ego

tbf he went around saying he used to be an adventurer but took an arrow to the knee

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I'd get out and get a job you probably dislike the idea of. I.e. go become a full-time barista for 2 months. That'll ground you, and it sounds to me like you need grounding - if you've just been sitting and thinking about things. ------------- Then move out. Also, I'd start doing IFS therapy Edit: Also, fair play for making this post, I understand it might take quite a bit of courage to do so

To my understanding, Nahm is pretty aligned with the Neo-Advaita approach to spirituality. Hence, the perceived obscurity.

Quoting you re my question about Internal family systems. I personally think internal family system's teaching would be able to inform your understanding of reality, in the way you seek.

Thx for fixing the server btw leo. Appreciated

Talking of healing trauma and psychotherapy. Any thoughts on internal family systems therapy @Leo Gura?

@Razard86 Fair. I'm not sure myself. Could imagine him deleting and then doing an explanatory video on the main channel

Phew. Thought Leo had deleted the forum

Almost right. The entire thing leads up to the climax where Teal Swan is unveiled to actually be Ellen Degeneres

I know its annoying, but you really gotta watch the doc

Nice one dude Too right bro lmao

If you like sports, sports teams could be a good start. Theatre groups could be another. Then invite them to places you want to go to.

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agreed dude. Be curious to hear your thoughts on the other episodes too

I like to provide a running commentary

You are the one you've been waiting for, by Schwartz, is a useful book

You're critiquing his critique.

When the private investigator talks about what she think is going to happen to her report, in the final episode, it had me creasing ?. Funny lady ? That alone makes the docuseries worth watching rofl

@StarStruck Not one that I can share on the forum. If you typed in lookmovie2 on google, you may choose to click the link. However, I'm not saying you should.

Jesus christ, midway through episode 4 now. You guys need to give this doc a watch. Its damning stuff.

Bruh, episode 3 of the documentary series is fucked. Teal looks really toxic. And its the sort of stuff that is bad regardless of context.