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This is why need need psychedelic stores on street sides

So, ive been noticing a popular spiritual thing people are into… these “energy healers” who wave their hands in front of the camera and claim to be healing peoples energy etc… why?

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@Benton I believe placebo actually works my ex did distance reiki on my. I didn’t feel it maybe it works just seems fishy/ silly to me because the healer is sitting in front of a camera and doesn’t see any of the people just named and comments on a screen. Idk…

@Realms of Wonder He is trying to better this life. A job that aligns with you values is… a luxury. Though maybe also foundational to the big picture of life. It’s the rich who do what they love

@Benton why not just fly around

@Benton hmm, if there like like 1000 people watching from various locations how they gonna heal me… I don’t know. Im open but it just seems odd. I do energy work. I just am not that open to distance healing.

Hmmm, right now seems like bs

@Benton so does the camera do something? I don’t get it

I’m currently facing a lot of survival challenges. So, right now that’s all there is. This survival game.

@ZenSwift Letting Go - David R Hawkins and a book called Adversity Quotient by ? and Pathways to Perfect Living Vernon Howard

@Leo Gura

I know.

Hey, can anyone explain this to me in a simple straightforward way as I am not sure I understand it. Rule of a Conditionalization: ‘Upon learning evidence e,P*new*(H) should equal P(H/e)’ I understand it explained out that upon learning new evidence the possibility that our hypothesis is true improves or gets worse?. So, when our theory makes correct predictions then… we increase the confidence in our models, hypothesis and world view? This the Bayesian view of scientific inference right? I find the algebra a bit mind confusing and will need to sit with it for awhile I think. I understand the logic when it’s explained out but the algebra confuses me a bit.

Is this coherent? Isn’t it more when new evidence comes into play given a hypothesis you already have? or is that the law of Conditionalization. I’ll take a look when I have free time tomorrow to look at this is in more detail

I don’t appreciate it at all. Reason my trust is low with intimacy

I don’t think it is antagonistic the mystic perspective that I have because my mystic perspective includes science within its scope. Doesn’t it really mean as we gain new evidence it affects the Creedence on our initial hypothesis?

Yeah, whether idiots use it or not I wanna understand it because I think it’s actually a facet of my thinking anyway

Reality is just the raw experience there is nothing behind it or, you just get infinite regress

Leo you are DEBUNKED and no good. jk

That's what I meant yeah but, also integrating some healthy green. A nice, green blue... with a splash of understanding and application of the strengths of orange.

@ZGROPIUS hmm, it depends on the work. Some healing work can be painful. When I teach a Qigong class it’s healing through pleasure for the most part. What you are saying is what I experience as well. Really, healing is a complicated thing. Healing can feel very pleasurable, neutral and very painful. There’s a wide spectrum of feelings. Parts of our brain/mind are timeless nature and we still have pain from when we were 15 years old etc… even old personality patterns lodged in us. As a Qigong teacher I teach people to smile into the body as well. Which I use more and more and as you get better at it it gets more powerful. Be open to the full spectrum of emotions if you are serious about healing I think. There is a good book called the ‘Tao of feeling fully’. Great book about developing emotional intelligence around the difficult emotions. When we are doing healing work from traumatic memories, or transference work that can be very painful. This is why I think Qigong is important as a keystone habit because it helps you develop a daily dose of: 1. energy 2. relaxation 3. joy 4. resilience 5. groundedness/ centeredness The work I do with others is mainly healing through pleasure. What healing work are you doing?

It’s a clip from professor Dave’s channel here he talks about Leo at the end and makes some pretty big character assassination attempts. I didn’t really think it was called for, nor was it scientific. Seemed more his projection and bias. He probably hasn’t watched Leo’s videos in any depth. He is reacting emotionally and pulling in his fears. If he watched some of Leo’s videos (which is tough because their so fucking long and why would you waste hours listening to a cult leader right?).

LSD is a great psychedelic. So healing, so friendly and beautiful. It’s like a cosmic hug. Also, I find it helps me realize and embody my values. But, set and setting is crucial with it…

Here is a cool podcast episode from Sounds True on the subject you may find helpful https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/sounds-true-insights-at-the-edge/id307934313?i=1000545647378 Many humans when young or old want to explore. Totally normal.