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I noticed that change before Leo started to post again. But the website overall isn't mobile-friendly, so I didn't bother to say it.

#12 Everything is looking at you, like human eyes. We think that only human eyes look or stare at us, but that's just an assumption based on practicality. However, I'm not equating the mechanism of human eyes with anything. When an alien comes to you, you'll assume its eyes are looking at you based on how it's responding to your movement, without basing it on how its eyes work. When you no longer identify only with the human body, since it is qualitatively the same as anything that appears, everything looks at you. Also, the unwavering aloneness and presence are quite astounding. I dosed less than before, like about or less than 5 mg, and it's very noticeable.

@Lyubov, your post fell on deaf ears. They didn't understand that you are talking about the attachment of hierarchies, which makes one close-minded.

John Vervaeke's "Awakening from the meaning crisis" is very admirable and illuminating. I wish I had a professor like that. They were either ideological or surface-level careerists.

Firstly, parents should not let kids use phones and play video games the whole day, and schools should ban phones entirely until a certain age. Beating kids with a stick must be the last resort, however, kids must sense teachers' seriousness. Teachers must inspire kids or be loving towards them with a serious attitude.

French is way difficult.

I don't remember learning most English words that way. We would read children's novels. The teacher would give us the definitions of the words used in the novel. We would then learn them by memorizing and understanding them. I'm not American.

I don't think that's enough. Exploring phonetics and listening to or examining how and when those words are used is very helpful. Furthermore, from my observation, understanding the etymology of the words is also important.

I was thinking of celebrities, but when I read "Most people are not willing to do enough work for it.", I thought maybe you are referring to something else, because I don't think that you like celebrity success.

@UnbornTao, yes.

My latest trips. High consciousness is just WOW! Seeing that life is a hallucination, plus you are it, is no joke.

What do you mean by superstar success? Would you have wanted that kind of success?

Try to come up with the formula for the surface area of objects by yourself.

People insult mostly out of conformity. People do what they are told when they are being insulted mostly out of conformity.

Guys, it's up to you to decide the order of consumption of something, not Leo's.

The most intellectually and spiritually profound and advanced, in my opinion. There are lots of things that I don't understand deeply, like him, because when I look back I see that the previous videos have helped me in my understanding, which means that the same principle, i.e., deepening my understanding, will never end. The last bit was beyond me; I couldn't register it. Doing psychedelics is a must before watching this video.

William Blake is such a unique individual, but it seems that he had to communicate through Christian language and mythology. Although, I can forgive him for that as he was heterodox, and that thinking in Christian terms was normal. He had a mystical experience at a young age. However, I don't know much about him other than two videos.

William Blake would have loved Actualized.org if he were alive.

The cats of Louis Wain. @Leo Gura, I recall your post about his paintings.

"A human is born when the Universe tricks itself into thinking it is a human." The above is insanely profound.

Reality is so genius that it tries to warn of its ingenuity just by a video.

@Leo Gura, we need a Neil Breen Award too.

Neil Breen?