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I'm like Son Goku in many ways. One of these ways is the fact that I tend to go and disappear in solitude for some time, and then return a hundred times better and stronger. This has been proved over and over again in the past 5 years. If you think I'm bad now or that I haven't changed or evolved much, that's because you don't know how ridiculously worse and underdeveloped I was before. Bye for now.

I'm not that deep ?

"You have no idea what true no-mind is until you approach a 10." -- Adyashanti

"Highly conscious people don't have sex. They undergo mitosis." -- Buddha

I got error 500 the whole day yesterday. Now, it's working fine.

Does either selfishness or selflessness actually increase or decrease? Or do they only change forms? Or is it both? In my purest and most selfless moments, I still could experience a selfish core in my being. It's becoming hard for me to say that at a certain moment I was more selfless/less selfish than at another moment. I would describe selflessness merely as a more focused sense of self and identity compared to the regular egoic sense of self. Although, the opposite description might be correct, too. The selfish core is always still there, even though it feels less apparent at times. A more down to earth example would be the following question: Is a compassionate person actually more selfless/less selfish than a person who is conventionally labeled "selfish"? After all, the compassionate person is only being compassionate because that's what feels best for them. If it didn't feel good, I doubt they would still remain that way. And the same applies to the "selfish" person. They are only being selfish because that's what feels best for them. At least that's probably what they think. Can we reduce everything down to these simple variables? Are there more things going on under the hood?

"Mindset is everything". "Don't be a victim". "You are not awake".

Women aren't tough enough to kill. They're selfish and ruthless, but in subtler ways than men.

Both of them are highly dogmatic, but there is an energetic difference. An atheist is mainly coming from an arrogant place, while a Muslim is mainly coming from a fearful one.

Muslims don't even accept positive criticism of their religion. If you go to a modern Muslim "scholar" and tell them that this part of Islam might need an improvement in order to fit in today's world, 99.9% of the times, you will be called an infidel. Even if you are a faithful Muslim scholar yourself, the same will happen to you and all your credentials will be dismissed. They will accuse you of hypocrisy and bad intentions and conspiracy against Islam and all the Muslims in the world. And then they will cast their curses upon you and pray that may Allah protects Islam.

This has to be the most materialistic argument for idealism, or the most idealistic argument for materialism. I'm not sure which one it is.

Understanding what this means will probably be my only wish on my deathbed.

Evolution is nonsense.

Humans are stupid.

@Rilles And I'm not gonna try to convince you.

Except that he couldn't. He's caught up in the rat race like most people ==> Wage slave. It's an example of theory contradicting practice.

@Rilles Don't let your beliefs limit you.

It's not rocket science. Wage slave = slave for money. Sample sentence: Elon Musk is a wage-slave.

Yawn. Will Leo ever burn through the karma of taking life way too seriously? Not everything has to be done with intent. Did you not know that? "Ah, but that's not high consciousness". Well, yeah. But it's not neurotic either. Not a really bad video, overall. Mostly delusional, but there are a few insights in there. For example, I'm glad he mentioned letting go immediately as a second option instead of necessarily having to "burn" through karma. I feel like he's trying to convince himself that it's okay to have non-spiritual pursuits, primarily because he judges all non-spiritual pursuits as evil and low consciousness, as if evil and low consciousness are actually evil or low consciousness, as if he would lose in this video game if he did follow a non-spiritual path. smh. That's why he's calling it "burning" through karma, because deep down he believes that whatever he desires is not Godly, and therefore will hurt and "burn" him. He's in pain and suffering while on the pursuit, instead of just actually accepting the calling and going for it, without hesitation or resistance. He doesn't really love himself. Instead, he uses mental gymnastics to convince himself that he does. Intellectual love at best, but not true love. Don't be a Leo. Be yourself. Love yourself. Be one with your body, heart, and mind. And be free.

I am the best, the worst, a nothing and a nobody. All at the same time. I am full of love, of hatred, and empty of both. All at the same time. I am eternity, this moment, and the timeless void. Everything and nothing.