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You’ve gone wild since you were demoted lol . Unleash the real you .

I don’t consider you awake for starters to guide me through this particular dilemma . I need to talk with someone who actually understands what they are talking about. Like neo advaita Buddhist rats .

If God told you you were self-deceived, I suspect you’d explain to Him why He’s misunderstanding the context of the dream 😂

I fear that your colleague failed the test because your answers were awfully wrong lol.

This makes no sense . If solipsism is true then I’m the only conscious mind there is , that’s Leo’s version of solipsism , Isn’t it ?Which means I’m dreaming you up right now .you are not a real person who exists independently outside of this present moment which I’m imagining. No other people, animals , aliens , AIs etc are or could be conscious outside of my consciousness. That is Leo’s definition. Which is obviously false . No such thing as within the dream . Because obviously even inside a dream no one is really there other than you. Same as outside the dream .

@Inliytened1 it seems like you don’t understand the context of the conversation. I’m the one hypothetically assuming that solipsism is true . I’m the one asking how could solipsism be true and AI being conscious simultaneously.

Lol so 2018

I honestly don’t claim to understand that suffering is fully justified or needed for growth from the beginning. Like , a common argument among atheists against the whole “testing “ model of religious beliefs is that “ why does god need to test humans with hardship before sending them to heaven , when he can send them to heaven directly “? . the only peace I found with my suffering is not to contemplate it from the position of “ why would ..?” but rather from the position that it is already an inescapable reality of this world . And since that is the case , it would contribute to more suffering if we endlessly complain about it . We need to accept that that’s how things are and we don’t know much ,let alone know everything.

I’m going to be truthful. No , I haven’t met any of them . And I haven’t met Nahm . But the point is that these teachers , all of them , do have that kind of medium of teaching goin on .while Leo doesn’t . right now ,you could book a ticket or schedule a free (or paid ) video talk with him . Let’s talk less about meeting in person(because Actualizer are from every country in the world ) and talk more about online meeting (beyond just texting on a forum ,where Leo is so happy posting these cute little offshoots of a posts ). no practical thing has happened yet. Even Leo himself is still organizing his mind about how it should go . Because it essentially circles around making the participants take illegal drugs , and so there are legal issues surrounding it. I myself am not fully aware of this.

Tell me one spiritual teacher who’s popular right now who still haven’t done meeting on person or through online video meetups with his followers/ fans ? rupert spira did . mooji did . adyshanti did . Nahm did . Jim Neman did. Anna brown did . Sadhuguru did . Bentinho Massaro did . Eckhart Tolle did . i could go on forever … but somehow the most awake person ever doesn’t want to do it . lol .

@Natasha Tori Maru what about that quote ?

I genuinely expected Leo to respond with clear-cut answers to my direct questions which are found on the first page of this thread.

I hate this feeling when you hit a dead end and feel like you’re paralyzed, almost as if you’ve been struck by an electrical storm. Your mind stops cooperating with you. You can’t think straight, can’t make sense of what’s happening, and can barely formulate two sentences together and no matter how hard you try, you can’t seem to find a way out. I hate it, until I actually begin to love it. Because somewhere in the middle of all that confusion, something begins to shift because the need to figure everything out starts to lose its grip on me.It clears my head eventually, not by giving me immediate answers, but by making me stop searching so desperately for them. it forces me to let go of control. It’s not a choice. It doesn’t ask for my permission or wait until I’m ready. It simply takes away my ability to hold everything together, to make sense of everything, to find a solution to every uncertainty. For once, I cannot think my way out of what I’m feeling. I have no choice but to sit with it, to allow it to exist without trying to change it. And slowly, almost without me noticing, I begin to enter a peaceful space. A space where I no longer feel the need to have everything figured out .The urgency fades, and I begin to feel lighter, as though something within me has finally stopped resisting. And it’s here, in this space of stillness, that insights and clarity begin to emerge. Not because I’ve forced them to, but because I’ve finally stopped getting in their way. Sometimes, I think, the mind needs to reach a dead end before it can discover a different way forward.

That is correct. I think his answer have landed by not answering at all .