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Either become energy sensitive, or dive deeper into their teaching.

Would you mind sharing it here? I write poetry as well, but it takes a lot of time and I am definitely not able to write anything like that "intuitively".

I've recently become very pussionate about physics and I wonder if there's someone who understands science, especially physics, and is enlightened at the same time. I'd love to chat with them.

@Aquarius @Nahm Did you guys start to see auras all of sudden or did you somehow develop this superpower? Also do you think it's learnable? Thank you!

Would you recommend microdosing acid or mushrooms on a meditation retreat (f. e. Vipassana)?

What's the most effective way to raise consciousness about veganism?

Thank you guys, appreciate it very much!

What does the word "Chakra" mean?

So is there any particular way to balance chakras through meditation or yoga?

So, do you think they do this on purpose or is it just due to low consciousness?

Let the Journey Begin! 10 Commandments: 1) Meditation 20-30 mins in the morning 2) Yoga approx. 10 mins at night 3) Studying (Leo, Sadhguru, Tolle, Ralph) 4) YouTube Video Creating (The CODE) 5) Street Workout Training 6) Express Gratitude 7) Mindfulness + Awareness (whole day) 8) Self Inquiry 9) No Alcohol and Meat 10) No PMO (Porn, Masturbation, Orgasm) + No Comfort Zone, No Judgments Green = Fulfilled Red = Unfulfilled

DAY ... shit I've realized I do some stuff just so I can put them here and look better, therefore, I have to stop this. At least for a while.

Why are direct experiences so important? What are your views on Direct experience vs Science? Thanks!

DAY 3 10 Commandments: 1) Meditation 21 mins 2) Yoga 3) Studying 4) YouTube Video Creating 5) Street Workout Training 6) Guitar Learning 7) Mindfulness + Awareness 8) Self Inquiry 9) No Alcohol and Meat 10) No PMO (Porn, Masturbation, Orgasm) + No Comfort Zone, No Judgments, No Expectations, Pure Gratitude Today was a very busy day. I had basically no time due to school, but I feel great, even though I don't know why... anyway, it's at least a good motivation to keep going. In the end of the day I recalled a short, but very helpful quote from "dude" - Consciousness is the key. Thanks bro.

DAY 3 10 Commandments: 1) Meditation 15 mins 2) Yoga 3) Studying 4) YouTube Video Creating 5) Street Workout Training 6) Guitar Learning 7) Mindfulness + Awareness 8) Self Inquiry 9) No Alcohol and Meat 10) No PMO (Porn, Masturbation, Orgasm) + No Comfort Zone, No Judgments, No Expectations, Pure Gratitude Today I've discussed some pretty deep topics with my friend, who has never been into it and we came to a nice consensus about no free will.

DAY 2 10 Commandments: 1) Meditation 21 mins 2) Yoga 3) Studying 4) YouTube Video Creating (approx. 30 mins) 5) Street Workout Training 6) Guitar Learning (2 hours) 7) Mindfulness + Awareness 8) Self Inquiry 9) No Alcohol and Meat 10) No PMO (Porn, Masturbation, Orgasm) + No Comfort Zone, No Judgments, No Expectations, Pure Gratitude

DAY 1 10 Commandments: 1) Meditation 30 mins 2) Yoga 3) Studying 4) YouTube Video Creating 5) Street Workout Training 6) Express Gratitude 7) Mindfulness + Awareness 8) Self Inquiry 9) No Alcohol and Meat 10) No PMO (Porn, Masturbation, Orgasm) + No Comfort Zone, No Judgments Today I have a runny nose and it's the last day of winter holidays, still feels good to be alive!

Do you think that robots can ever acquire consciousness?

What is your opinion on D. Trump?

I'm right before going to a university and I still don't know which one should I choose, so it came to my mind that it would be amazing if somewhere in the world would exist some university, where it would be possible to study personal development. Do you know some?

Does no free will mean that we are just like spectators in video game? That this body is like some character in that game and we are like a watchers?

That's fucking amazing! You are my motivation, keep working "The Dude".

I've read all those comments and now I don't get it at all. What's interesting is that yesterday I was playing the guitar and after a while I was like "Shit, I don't control my fingers, they are just playing it on their own without my control over them.". So am I just a spectator or what?

I visited 10 days vipassana course and when they talked about enlightenment I was wondering whether I can reach enlightenment just by practising vipassana meditation and developing sila, samadhi (with anapana) and panna (vipassana).