Nemra

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  1. @BlackPhil Try direct experience. It'll ruin your entire christian fantasy. But I guess your righteousness will not let you be honest with yourself. I wish you to be surrounded by a bunch of non-christians, specifically atheists, to burn your ego to the ground. You will actually mature. And then the possibility of real spirituality for you will open.
  2. I don't think he's happy, but he's hopeful, which is the honest thing you can be in that situation. I can feel his suffering. I have been in this kind of situation. This made cry. Thanks for sharing the video.
  3. A typical spiritual person: delusional and justifying their behavior all the time.
  4. @Someone here Love yourself as hard as you can.
  5. @Yimpa I will never let it come to that point. I don't care about fighting over such matters. At least my survival doesn't depend on fighting. I rarely become combative unless others dictate how I should live my life.
  6. @Someone here He is saying he is more awake. Maybe reaching that level makes you skeptical of others being awake like you. So, because of that, he says he's the only really woke person. Maybe it's false. The only way is to prove it to yourself. I'm not saying you have to listen to everyone equally. You don't have to be awake like him to understand that in different states you see things differently and can't expect that people would understand you if you told them about your experience. What I love about Leo's teachings is that it reveals how deceptions and delusions work. It's way more important and fundamental than some religious teaching.
  7. @Someone here No, I'm serious. Sorry if I made you feel that I'm trolling.
  8. If you can't then why bother? If you want to see yourself, you check yourself with a mirror. The mirror is the technology for doing that. The problem is its quality.
  9. @Someone here don't you like it here? Leo doesn't kill us for not being awake.
  10. @Someone here weren't you supposed to become Muslim or smth? Why are you here? Have you changed your mind? Just curious.
  11. The page is full of random and deceptive ads. Its design is confusing. It feels inauthentic.
  12. What shampoo are you using to stop dandruff? Is there a difference between shampoos that claim to stop it? Or is there a way to treat it without shampoo? Please understand that I'm new to this. Don't judge harshly.
  13. Thanks a lot for the info.
  14. Idk man, just be careful not to brainwash yourself. However intelligent they may seem, they will likely have a huge influence on how you live your life. Until you practice spirituality, you will be adopting their views, and you don't know whether the practices will work. In the end, you will most likely hold perspectives about the world that you think you came to by yourself, but in reality, you are unconsciously taking them from people around you, and you will be so biased that you will believe that your contemplations are true. And it's not that their views are a little bit wrong and they are aware of it; it's actually the other way around.
  15. Learning doesn't necessarily mean that you are or will become a believer.
  16. Even if you believe that it can help you, being religious is not about practicing spirituality. They are selling a small and unintelligent part of it to you, but you will be learning (brainwashed with) a specific lifestyle. It's a mind scam. They are extremely biased and mostly untruthful.
  17. @Someone here and you think islam would help you? Believers are wrong. Why shouldn't you trust me?
  18. @Someone here it's not good.
  19. @Someone here Religious people are more easily deceived. They are not willing to experience life with open-mindedness, and they are overly comfortable with their extremely limited perspective of the world, which they justify with spiritual fantasies. But do what you've got to do. How are you going to be a Muslim if you can't even decide to take a break from the forum?
  20. @Princess Arabia You can't find yourself if you're not lost. When you find yourself and then lose yourself again, you will act differently this time because you know that you can find yourself, however it may be, and you will be more responsible for being lost. People who think that they have found themselves without losing themselves are already lost and will never find themselves. So losing yourself is very important, and it needs to happen if you really want to find yourself. What I'm saying is that it's good to know that you can be more responsible when you are lost and find ways to find yourself if you actually want it.
  21. @Princess Arabia Just double tap on a word and extend the selection.
  22. The creator is always responsible for its creation. It gets lost in its creation for loving it, being afraid of it, etc., so saying it should be responsible is more of a standard that it could set for itself in order to see its creation as a whole while doing things with it. It's amazed by its creation, and it also knows that it created it, which makes it understand that it has authority over it, which also means that it knows that its creation has the power to change its creator because they are connected. But at first, the creator has to get lost in it. It always starts like that, and it should, because that's the only way. A creator is not a creator if it doesn't get lost in its creation. So I'm not judging. ?