Magnanimous

In response to another question in the Forum Leo once said that we should become a master of all trades (fields we're interested in) as possible. But that is extraordinarily time consuming, so I was wondering what we should be considering before doing that or not.

Why Leo?

Can you tell me the system?

I feel that even though you hold these as a waste of time we can still learn valuable stuff from them. They talk about a HUGE variety of things from the brief glimpses I've had in their books and I was just wondering if the breadth and subsequent quality of that information was worth studying them. P.S. Done no spiritual work. Newbie knowledge level

Just a wild curiousity. Perhaps Elon Musk could do it in this lifetime but who knows; it sounds really difficult to me, translating computer information into the human nueron. You would have to figure out a way to format all that digital information so that your brain could recieve it.

Hi all. So I entered my first writing competition after only 6 months of training. It was national, against people from 12-16 years of age (in my age), and I got 2nd place. But I always don't feel this raging passion inside of me when writing. Why is that? I feel that its because when I'm writing most of the time, I'm writing without a grand vision in mind. I'm usually just doing a fight scene. Thrilling but not really ambitious. But even when I have something with vision going on I can feel kind of dead and resent the act of putting words to paper/laptop. So what am I doing wrong? And is this the right thing for me?

Defo love it Especially the more visionary the thing is But if I'm not as inspired (I can get into writing flow state easily regardless of my inspiration) there's a little resistance to the process

Question out of blatant curiousity

Why? I've heard many stories of many a prodigy despising and resenting their field, wanting nothing more than to not participate in it.

This has me worried. I've always wanted to be a genius from the day I was inspired to become a writer, but seeing so many of the greatest having these dillemas puts doubt in me.

Guys I really don't think we're gonna convince charlie cho of anything. He's too stuck in his head. Just leave him. Lost cause. It's useless to convince him of anything other than his opinion because he is so egotistical. If you want a practical benefit of getting out, because of the hyper-ambitious nature of everyone here, here is one: The way you feel is your point of attraction. When you feel happy, you attract circumstances of happiness. When you feel sad, you attract circumstances of sadness. What we're all doing here with charlie is getting angry, getting upset, and recieving unfair and dickhead treatment from him. And we're promoting those lines of circumstances down our lives. I'm not saying having a debate is necessarily bad, but they should be healthy, and not be taken so far negatively, like what this guy is doing, shut up in his own thougts. We're leaving him. We're not going to waste time arguing with fools; Remember, everyone on this forum is crazy ambitious, crazy spiritual, have high levels of talent in their fields. Don't waste your time on this squabble that he's not going to concede too. It's pointless, and eventually, he's gonna pass a tolerance point and make up some bullshit excuse to why he won't speak with you all anymore. We're Done.

Dude you did insult him. Read your post again. Stop trying to deny it. Get out of your ego and just THINK for a moment. Dude everyone here thinks you're a heavy narcissist. The way you're talking is so high (in a bad way), brash, and inconsiderate. If you get let go of your ego for a moment and actually see the situation in a more unbiased manner you would tell that you were insulting him. Nobody here is buying your shit.

So all geniuses, whether they intend it or not, push for Truth in their work? My bad if I don't understand anything you think I should; im still a teenager

Guy's I've just creeped out a bunch of girls and I want to know how to stop. I was raised in a way where I was not taught social norms (or at least like 99%) of them, so I don't know some critical things to do. I was raised where my parents didn't really talk about dating/social norms. They used to speak english but when I was like 4 they switched bak to speaking their native dialect which I know nothing of so I overheard nothing from them. And then my younger sibling was born so they spent more time with him. When I was left alone I didn't focus on pop culture, instead just watching yt and playing video games. At school my mates never talked about what to do, and then I became socially awkward in Year 5 when I didn't play fortnite so my friends just stopped talking to me, and that's persisted into High School ever since. They don't really talk about fortnite that much, but other things. While I'm the only one grinding away on self help and manifestational work, making me have nobody to talk to. I've already made the promise to try not to say anything creepy anymore to a bunch of my friends but I unwittingly broke it. I desperately require assistance.

How can they possibly do that?

So after reading some comments by Leo where he states that having as much money as a billionaire is absurd, I've decided that I want to give away a large amount of money away when I become successful. I still want to live luxuriously of course but I'll be giving excess away. So where should I donate this money? I've been thinking of giving it to pioneering scientific and technological endeavors that will have a lot of practical beenfits for mankind, but where else could I send it?

Happy Birthday Leo Guru from your favourite cult!

So I was thinking about how Leo said that escaping suffering totally is impossible, and that trying to escape it would make you suffer because of your hate for suffering. But then I had the thought "if I took suffering with a different attitude, couldn't I lessen it?" Such as having the attitude that "suffering isn't necessary," so suffering would automatically minimize. I don't think it would go away completely with that, except with tons of practice, but it's a start. So yea, what's the right attitude to have towards it?

Out of curiousity, what are your thoughts? Ik from Leo's comments and video that the Matrix is a bunch of bullshit propagated by Tate to manipulate his followers away from the reality of his crimes. But so far every stage has come true, so I'm just curious - how will he die? Will he kill himself? Don't think so, but maybe. Perhaps he'll get gunned down in a police raid if he tries resisting another arrest attempt?

Most self books are 10% techniques are 90% examples, but some are 10% examples and 90% examples, like Just Be Glad, and Neville Goddard's tomes. How do I go about memorizing books like that? One idea I have is applying as much of the book as I can at one period of time so I can let it assimilate into my brain through action, then memorize another section through that process. Along with your answers, what do you think of that strategy.

Just curious. Also want to know if you're still working on that Law of Attraction/manifesting course you talked about on the forum many months ago. It would be really helpful, for me and for everyone on this forum.

Well man I hope you find a cure for your chronic health issues as soon as possible. You're such a valuable individual who could bring so much to the world

Like visual arts, writing, filmmaking, other creative activities, etc. I was just looking at your AI art posts and I was really admiring your creative talent. Ik you have creative ideas popping into your mind all the time, and a psychic actually said you have lived over a million lives and you have an alien soul. So I was wondering, just out of curiousity, because of all that extraordinary natural talent that came from so much development over countless aeons, could you become a creative genius in any art form you wanted?

Concerning you health, have you ever tried manifesting your way out of your chronic health condition/s? If so, how did that go for you. I'm sure you've extensively studied manifestation in your personal development journey and gleaned massive knowledge in the area through your psychedelic trips. So I feel you would've already tried it. I'm curious, since I care for you because of natural compassion, but also because you're a legendary value provider. You've changed so many lives, and in many manifestation books they claim that miracle healings can and do still occur. There's this famous healing shrine I think in France (can't remember the name sorry) talked about in The Power of Your Subconscious Mind that actually cured a woman's blindness. And there are many more exceptional healing stories online.

What percent of creativity do you need to have to become a creative genius? I say this partially out of curiousity, but frankly I really want to become one as well.