Thought Art

What confuses me is the "Generous minds" I like your interpretation. "brute beasts of the intellectual domain" Yes, sure this is a fact. A paradigm, something to be tamed through open awareness and openness to information and new maps of reality.

I think Leo does present his message in a way that encourages you to find your own truth. I've watched nearly all of Leos video at this point and I think to really understand him is to realize that he means no dogmas or paradigms of any kind and to read from diverse sources. Here is how Leo wants you to use the videos: Be reading diverse books based on what YOU want to learn about and develop during the week. Be experimenting with habits, nutrition, spiritual techniques, therapies. His videos are like a candy, or a snack on top of the work that YOU should be doing to find what YOUR truth is. Or, ultimate truth. I find again and again that what Leo is teaching is present in all types of self help books. Leo reads tonnes of books, and its now obvious to me he at least teaches from these books. So, his world view is pretty extensive. But like the saying goes. "If you meet Buddha in the middle of the Road, Kill Him". However, Leo should make this more clear... However, he isn't like your daddy or something ahahah

For examples: Through mindfulness I often observe that I have multiple opinions and drives over situations. Especially when my ego is threatened I can see my higher and lower self. It feels so right to give into the shenpa, resentment, greed, lust or devilry. The fact that these lower impulses are so convincing and powerful has me really wary of putting myself into a leadership position. I am highly aware that, yes, I am corruptible.

I recommened checking out the App called "The Fabulous"! https://www.thefabulous.co/

For me this song screams self Actualization and the Hero's Journey

Here is Music I make!

Thank you! This is a major part of my work. As a highly sensitize person shame is something I deal with...

I read Thinking in Systems by Donella H. Meadows and it was amazing! very short, and great for minds that have not been extensively accustomed to advanced mathematics! A great intro!

I think Psychocybernetics by Maxwell Maltz touches upon this really well!