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@Someone here Ok, I surrender. You win. 😂 But next time, don't use his cards. 😉😁

@Someone here I don't think so. For mine, you have to be more imaginative.

@Someone here Imagine that the air you're breathing makes you forget things. The faster you breathe, the more you forget. Or imagine someone changing your brain structure to make you afraid all the time with a snap of a finger for their own pleasure.

@NoSelfSelf What I'm saying is that you're talking about different types of people who might be confused about their goals. If a man is feminine, he should expect that feminine women will be repelled if he acts feminine while attracting them. I think he must find a masculine one. And there are those men who don't understand the emotions of women and are so unconscious of their own emotions that they are mostly controlled by "negative" ones when the situation is not convenient for them, which makes women reject them.

It's ironic that you say that.

Then why are you still active on this forum if you reject the "west" wholeheartedly?

Yep, that can be a part of being feminine, whether you're a man or woman. Would you change a feminine woman to not be guided by emotions when seeing a man? Also, I think that people aren't honest with themselves about whether they want to pursue or be pursued.

That also applies to you. Don't make everything about "westerners". Less developed countries are in a worse situation; propaganda is widespread, especially about the "west". You need to review your news sources. Also, don't assume that I'm from the "west".

Are you emotionless? People act out of emotion. Feminine people could act more. So what? They are more attuned to their emotions.

No. I agree with that.

Don't assume that. Acting out of bitterness is toxic. It's ignorant of you to think a man embodying femininity is toxic.

Nonsense. It's called being toxic.

Don't dogmatically defend your culture or religion when you see people talking about its problems. When something doesn't align with your values, you regard it as propaganda.

@Water by the River If I sold you sea water, would you buy and drink it?

Wouldn't a person who has had a high baseline since childhood become locked into paradigms throughout their life? Kids get indoctrinated all the time. Or does the state help you see through the indoctrination eventually, with or without someone's help?

If it weren't for COVID, I wouldn't find him. So, if we resonate with Leo's discoveries, then we are talented, I guess. 😁

Maybe, idk. From my experience, I can say that if I hadn't found Leo talking about things like consciousness and love in a way that nobody thought, I wouldn't even consider spirituality to be legit because of how much BS it has. Leo somehow unlocked something in me. I've had massive recontextualizations. I think paradigms can make you not use your intuition at all or in a specific direction. Thanks to self-awareness, there seems to be a moment when a shift occurs, enabling you to think or intuit in a way you never thought possible.

You might be interpreting those philosophies in a way that doesn't reflect your experience. I would suggest taking back your mind, using it, and coming up with solutions.

While not understanding that the structure of the atoms is what enables him to even be interested in atoms. 😁 Now I understand why physicists view themselves above everyone else. They think everyone should have the same bias.

@Leo Gura I was trying to understand your perspective. I wanted to know if you had found some limitations about psychedelics, because it seemed that you had. That makes a lot of sense to me.

Even with psychedelics?

People have their opinions. Don't take it personally. You can realize things without having to share them with others. What's really not allowed here is the spread of the toxic mindset that conspiracy theorists have. Other than that, people use their minds to understand whether conspiracy theories are real or not. It's a cliche example on this forum, but you can avoid burning your hand just by knowing from others experience. By that, I mean that you don't have to do "research" to understand its validity. However, you can still be right about it.

@strika I think the following video will explain why conspiracy theories are not welcome on this forum, regardless of their validity.

He is too good to be true, no matter how much skepticism I apply to his teachings and ideas. I was blind at the beginning. I didn't see his biases clearly. I was desperate as he was the only one I found caring about deep topics and was open-minded and honest to himself compared to all of the people I'm surrounded by, especially the religious people. But in all of that, I saw his work's "real" value, which is love. That healed me.

Have you found someone else who seems to understand that? Just curious.