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I thought the same in the beginning. However, there are probably legal chemicals out there that don't work like known psychedelics that you would only get from labs. This changes everything. Imagine legally buying those chemicals. Now I understand why Leo is so secretive about it. To buy those chemicals would be to somehow get in contact with those labs that are private from the public or perhaps it is sold by known chemical manufacturers.

It's called Salvinorin B Methoxymethyl Ether. It's said to be seven times more potent than Salvinorin A. Wikipedia: Salvinorin B Methoxymethyl Ether

Guys, if you're going to share documentaries, please share serious ones that go into depth and detail about some cults.

Prophet's Prey Overview: Filmmaker Amy Berg sheds light on the sexual, financial and spiritual abuses heaped upon members of the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints by their former leader, Warren Jeffs.

Think of the brain as the government. The government didn't create reality, yet it limits you. Think of the below examples in terms of the style of the government: Taking a psychedelic is like traveling from Afghanistan to some first-world country Drinking alcohol is like traveling from Afghanistan to North Korea. The style of government is very real when you are in it, no matter how much you know it's limiting you. It's not a fantasy. The fantasy would be to say that governments across the world are the same, and nothing would change if you traveled.

I never imagined that TikTok dances would be connected to a cult.

Dancing for the Devil: The 7M TikTok Cult Overview: After TikTok dancers join a management company and its associated church, unsettling details about the founder and their dark realities come to light.

TikTok dance.

Machismo nonsense.

When I see existence itself as the fundamental truth, then God starts to make total sense, because nothing remains outside of it. But why specifically God? Because existence is infinite. There can't be a limit to what could exist, even if my experience has certain limits. However, the limitations of my experience exist. If existence were limited, there wouldn't be any kind of experience. Thus, the differentiation of God and I is seen as illusory. And I start to notice that God must have been ever-present in all of my experience. God must be experiencing, not the human.

But everyone fights over it.

I understand that.

In my native language, God is spelled Աստված (Astvats). The pronunciation is [ɑstvɑ́t͡s].

Etymologically, the word "God" is related to words like "to invoke", "to call", and "to pour".

I used to get hung up on the word "God" back then because of what it was associated with and how people used it to justify their actions. It's like not calling people by their name just because others told bad things about them, even if it's supposedly true. You would still call them by their name, even if they actually did something wrong.

If you realize yourself as God in higher states, then even in your lower state you must be God as well. What's the point of understanding it if you're not going to re-evaluate your current state? There certainly are things that one can understand without necessarily changing their state.

I agree. But there must be infinite states. Even in your finite state, infinity is a necessity; otherwise you wouldn't have your experience. So, even in your finite state, you can understand why your experience is finite in some sense, can't you? I'm not trying to say nonsense such as you're already awake or whatever. I agree. Honestly, it can definitely be very difficult stuff to stomach. The seriousness of psychedelics are unmatched.

If you claim that you are God, then by your logic you should be able to understand it, even if it takes infinite time for you. I didn't say that you would completely understand it. If you did, then God wouldn't be infinite in the first place. What do you think is the potential of psychedelics?

I understand that I'm limited by my experience. I can't completely understand something that I'm not. So, if you become a butterfly someday, come back and tell us what you understood. However, I don't think that butterflies are capable of understanding stuff. Aren't you God? If so, then what's stopping you from understanding it? I don't see any reason not to understand God, even if I'm limited to my experience.

Because of its infinitude, some people think understanding it is pointless, and some think that's the reason why understanding it is worth it.

Two is twice as lonely. 😁

That is the biggest mindfuck that I cannot handle at the moment.

But won't we eventually need a term encompassing the infinitude of various things?