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@How to be wise, children aren't developed enough to understand and handle the consequences.

Psychedelics are not narcotics. Although it's quite difficult to go through a psychedelic experience. It's insane. You wake up as if you're waking up for the first time. It's like pulling the rug out from under your feet. Most people would not be able to handle it.

@Daniel Balan, it seems that you still think that things exist outside of your experience.

Me too. Eyes open or closed, it didn't matter. I also experienced changes in my Auditory field. I was hearing sounds in new ways. Sensory field. I was feeling my body very intensely and thoroughly.

It's mesmerizing to witness the change of your whole physical reality. It's so total. I don't understand why and how psychedelics do that.

@Someone here, we are imagining others having a conscious experience separate from ours.

It's for the people who don't want to think for themselves.

He is such a hollow, dense person.

@Leo Gura, do you meditate now?

@Leo Gura, yes, I meditated for long periods. I know the physical pain that comes with it. There were times I was close to harming myself. Once I was about to lose my consciousness.

By now I'm aware of your health problems, which have caused suffering. But I didn't know that awakening itself caused you so much suffering.

@Leo Gura, well, that is what you wanted. But I don't understand why you are less happy with the result.

@yetineti, I think the lack of development of a person is one of the main reasons that religious indoctrination works or belonging to a religion seems appealing.

@Leo Gura, they won't do that because they believe letting go of Christianity is the corruption. If you are indoctrinated from childhood, your chances of letting go of it as an adult are too low.

@puporing, it's as if you're trying to purposefully misunderstand what I said. At least you're not being crucified. Lol.

If you think Christianity is the way you ought to be, then don't be surprised when Christians insult you. We aren't talking about your interpretation of Christianity. That's the point that is being made here. You don't seem to get it. You should question why those typical Christians are the majority. But again, reading a spiritual text is really nothing, for example, if you are sick. Yes, it might be able to open your mind at best if it's direct and without BS. Although I think no one can really open people's minds like Leo does.

Those 99.99% includes Christians. Are you conveniently ignoring them? It matters to Christians.

Prove to me that he himself wrote that. Also, it doesn't have to be Jesus' words to be helpful. However, reading won't change your state of consciousness. Furthermore, the majority of Christians would think that you are a Satanist if they knew that you were reading ACIM.

Whether Jesus is correct or not, it doesn't matter. It's about how the people, Christians, act and believe. That's a story. Also, there are a lot of questions to be asked in that text. They are the majority. Still, I would even say that the spiritual approach is rather bad. The fact that Christian texts can be interpreted in different ways for different reasons is enough to stay away from it if you're going to use it for awakening, which is supposed to be beyond our interpretation. How are you going to go beyond belief with belief if it only reaffirms your beliefs?

Because it's about survival clothed in spiritual language, which, by the way, is used to justify the way they survive. Those are the ones that are the most appealing, which are problematic.

@Girzo, that's interesting. I guess their tool is contemplation.

@Grateful Dead, are most Christians into "A Course in Miracles"? No. Do you really think that most Christians are excited to understand reality even if that could make them drop Christianity? Of course not. Because that's the norm. Think about how Christianity would have been if there wasn't a Christian indoctrination. Why are Christians so afraid of their children being educated about non-Christian stuff? Why do you think Christianity is appealing to a lot of people?

One time I had a solipsistic experience as a kid when I was on my way home from a shop.