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Do I even have to say it? Those videos are worth nothing. It would be easy to prove such obvious powers in a controlled experiment.

Yadda yadda yawn yawn. If Sweden would give the police a bit more power for surveillance so that the criminals aren't free as birds to do anything and get away with it.. It wouldn't turn Sweden into a fucking Soviet Union or Chinese Communist Party. It's you who are fearmongering.

No.

We need more security and less privacy. Everyone who whine about their privacy are stupid in their brains.

@Ananta That sucks, I'm sorry to hear that. It's understandable that you got acute stress disorder from it. I hope the guy gets convicted.

Start with making Finland and Sweden members of Nato. Nato= unity and protection of the free world.

Haha, Sadhguru is full of shit like always.

Sigh. This isn't about me having a victim mentality. This is about science being pretty much unanimous about the lack of free will. No free will is the same thing as being a victim, even if you are happy and don't have a victim mindset etc.

Great, but is it true? Or is it just some false shit which makes your life better? I don't know the answer.

In that case: that was what was given you.

Yes exactly.

And I think he's from India, he looks like it. He prays at work, I think several times. He takes his shoes off and goes on his knees on a "carpet", and then does the classic thing with bowing down with face towards the ground and arms stretched out forward. So.. what would happen if I would tell him that I like advaita vedanta? I think advaita vedanta is a branch of hinduism, but advaita vedanta is nonduality. Would he think that believing in advaita vedanta is a sin or something? Would it make him hate me? Or the opposite? Maybe he would like it and get positively surprised that I like advaita vedanta? I like religious people. He likes me and I like him so we could maybe have something in common with this hindu stuff. It's extremely rare that a swedish guy isn't a 100% materialist so he would for sure get surprised if he would know that I'm kinda spiritual. Maybe I even could mention that I like to watch Swami Sarvapriyananda on YouTube. But I don't know. @Preety_India

Oic.

Romantic movies makes me super sad, so I can't watch them.

Okay.

@PepperBlossoms Download this book, and read from page 229 to 232 ("Stop"): https://www.perfectbrilliantstillness.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/Book-from-PerfectBrilliantStillness.org_.pdf

But if this nonduality stuff is true, doesn't it mean that if you read a "external" book, you are actually just reading yourself and discovering more of yourself? All happening internally, inside yourself, directly. So then it wouldn't matter whether you do it internally or "externally". The thing you first label as indirect (reading a book), could cause something which you label as direct.

I wasn't thinking about validation. I was thinking about: 1. You said that there's more facets for you to discover. So maybe the book could reveal new facets? Who knows. 2. You are updating your book list every now and then. So maybe you could add that book to the list, if you think that the book is good.

But what if that's you being closed-minded? I'm not saying you are, but is it possible that you are? (I don't know the answer).

Thank you for answering. It would be cool if you would read it. You can download it here for free, because it's not copyrighted: https://www.perfectbrilliantstillness.org/book/ (Scroll down a bit for the whole book).

@Leo Gura Have you read the book "Perfect brilliant stillness" by David Carse? I'm just curious.

Many of the teachers disagree with each other. Leo says "those other teachers are so fucking wrong". And the other teachers say "Leo is so fucking wrong". So how to know who is right? I don't know. So my position is: I don't know.

Okay.. good for you.

No it doesn't work like that. You can't tune out by sitting and doing nothing.