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Yeah- you can tell he’s quite thoughtful, insightful, mature and articulate-yet not God Realized. Yet God realization itself is not a direct indicator of the positive traits Jordan possesses. Understanding transcends any notion of moral makeup, character, eloquence or wisdom/integrity even. It’s something truly non human in every respect.

@Leo Gura Your breakdown of Jordan Hall’s Christian worldview is impressive. I was quite amazed by his intellect and articulation when you first posted—but even more amazed how Tier 2 still falls into epistemic traps as it relates to understanding God and self deception. I don’t think people realize how impactful this is. Understanding is epistemically impenetrable-there’s a strong sense of confidence when you really grasp it.

Curious What led you back to it? I recall a period where you denounced meditation-calling it a waste of time (around the period of your Alien Awakening)

Wherever I go, Love is there

Accept them for where they’re at. Set boundaries. This of course is harder if you’re dependent on them financially

Becoming God insinuates there was a point that God wasn’t God. However-God just IS-whether conscious or unconscious Mind is all there is-when i jerk off to porn, it’s mind jerking off to mind. Pictures and body are manifestation of mind. I am God

Hope he passes the marijuana blunt to you like he did with Elon on that first interview

35+ is cost of entry it seems, though doesn’t guarantee good politics. Lots of ignorance well into old age out there.

A big part of me wishes I would have handled this before I started getting deep into Actualized.org content- especially metaphysical and epistemological aspects. I’ve had some Awakenings, that have allowed me to see thru corruption of my industry and various social circles and institutions I’m part of. Yet I’ve invested much of my survival in these things that it’s difficult to break free entirely. Now I am going through the challenging tasks of aligning my life with Truth- be it thru quitting/changing industries and cutting off social ties to spend more time in solitude- lots of suffering and fear involved in this.

Bravo @Leo Gura! This one was a doozy- well thought out and articulated. I loved the flow from proof to proof, I can tell you put a good deal into this one. Few insights: Your version of the ontological argument was by far more favorite. Any proof that gives takes seriously the problems and questions of existence and Infinity is automatically a worthy proof in of itself Teleological and fine tuning proofs/arguments of God was second runner up. It does justice to stress tough questions of causality, contemplate how Intelligence is a play from both theistic and scientific paradigms Lastly, it really strikes me how stupid arguments of faith, moralism, popularity and scripture are -relative to more advanced proofs/arguments. Yet I feel as though this is the ground for how most people argue for and against the existence of God. Listing problematic assumptions in at the end of the video was great. I plan on typing out a list and hanging it up in a few places around my apartment. I can spend a month or two contemplating. Highly valuable video that provides more insight into how humans go about holding the idea of God in their minds, which helps understand what is going on with culture, business, entertainment, art, media and politics at large. Good stuff

@Leo Gura enjoyed your post on the suffering of development- i think its worth its own video: I'm starting to feel the suffering from contemplating my own corruption, many structures in my life that I have taken for granted are rooted in corruption, removing corruption would be the collapse of many of those structures. I am now in the process of reorienting my life-and decluttering my mind. Many things have fallen away (and more will continue to fall away), but what has remained is quite pure and un-corruptible; mainly the desire to do for others with anything in return (it fills the spirit). Questions I am contemplating after the post: How is corruption essential in growth/development and life in general? Both from an angle of mastery of survival, but also insights gained from rooting it out? What are the traps of focusing on the corruption of others at the exclusion of looking at my own corruption? What has the avoidance of looking at my corruption done for me? Positive and negatives How is corruption Divine?

Addiction is a complex field. Some of the happiest and most prosperous individuals with no baggage or trauma from childhood can turn into addicts. In these instances, the chemical dependence alone IS the thing that makes life miserable, requiring more usage to numb oneself. It’s a bit more tricky and nuanced. Abstinence is generally preferred for people seeking recovery across the board, although moderation can suit people who’s addiction is related to psychological/emotional components and trauma-as these things can be worked out via therapy, trauma work Genetics also play a big factor, many addicts did not choose to be addicts in a sense.

Nope, I mean God. God is the only conscious entity creating the self deception and falling into it. Humans are constructions and pawns in the game. (Among many other things).

Shout out to all da freaks

God can certainly imagine and buy into religion. It will prosthelytize and crusade till the end of times for its self constructed worldview. A descent from heaven into the depths of epistemic Hell.