JuliusCaesar

The thing is, we're using a definition of real that isn't in use by most humans currently. Their definition is grounded in the assumptions made by the materialist paradigm, and in fact the whole Santa Clause derealization is part of how people come to develop as materialists. Notice how it's so obvious that Santa isn't "real", but it isn't obvious that real isn't real?

My only experience with them is once I did aniracetam for a couple of days. I don't care to divulge what happened, but I know what you mean by weird side-effects. That's part of why I suggested NM-DMT for potentiation of LSD, well that and because it's a hell of a combo.

I never personally made that conflation. I even converted to Catholicism as an early adult. But yes, there are certainly parallels between God and Santa. I just don't find these similarities to be meaningful. I mean there are some parallels between Krishna and Jesus, and you being a westerner may know nothing about Krishna.

Hmm, LSD on it's own is already substantially potent. Though, if you really wanted to potentiate LSD, I'd think NM-DMT would probably be best for that. In any event, I'll be interested to know how this Noopept LSD combo affects you.

Yeah, I recall being 4 years old and asking my mom how Santa could deliver me presents when we didn't have a chimney. It really didn't take me long to figure out that the whole Santa thing was some kind of lie or scam. Oh well, I did get my presents, but I was never gifted with the ignorance or stupidity to permit me to believe in such silliness.

The influence of Classical Greek on English is mostly indirect. The Ancient Romans used many Greek words and they became incorporated into Latin, and English gained some of these terms directly through Latin and some indirectly through French influence. There are many English words derived in some capacity from a Greek term. One estimate puts it over 150,000 English words being derived from a Greek word. Essentially any English word with a ph being pronounced like an f is from Greek. Like, Philosophy, Photography etc. Some other instances include any English word using Micro or Macro, as these are from the Greek words Micros and Macros meaning small and large respectively. With that being said, Modern Greek is not the same as Classical or in other words Ancient Greek. However, they are many similarities. And certainly learning the modern language would make it much easier to learn the ancient language.

@Razard86 This is an intriguing question, but I feel I shouldn't answer it as I'd be bragging about how great I am. Lol, I don't want you banned, and I think there are quite a few others here that feel the same. Consider the possibility that you're more loved than you realize. That just because you may have a family treating you like shit, that other humans might actually care for you.

@Razard86 My only criticism would be that I think it folly to seek criticism. Critics will come whether you want them to or not.

Well, yes. But it's not just a feeling, it also brings about an alteration of other things as well. No, if there's power in those sounds, I'm not aware of it. And, when thinking in my native tongue I usually just issue a dictate directly. Sure, the peoples who speak that language give form and meaning to the sounds. But the sounds themselves had power before your spacetime continuum illusion ever existed. Well, you are talking about the primordial sound. So it would make sene that you might hear it in those settings. If you listen to the Sun, you can hear it going OM as well. Though I'm not sure if you can do that as a human without employing special instruments.

See, the Sanskrit language was designed with specific consciousness altering sounds in mind. That if you spoke the language regularly, it would more or less purify you. Mantras exist not to articulate some manner of lingual significance per se. To bring about an alteration of oneself for a specific purpose. I haven't experimented with the mantra you mentioned myself. But even just hearing Om Hanumante Namah a few hundred times makes me noticeably stronger physically and more intimidating. Whenever I'm trying to do something with my muscles for which I'm too weak, I just think the mantra a few times and gain the ability to do it anyway.

I'm not sure I said that. At least that wasn't my intention. I meant that we have different emotions than you. And that difference creates the illusion of emotional suppression. Think about like how you'd imagine a psychopath to be. You'd probably think they can't feel, or at least they don't feel anything beyond survival feelings, hunger, lust, ambition etc. and maybe happiness on occasion. But they cannot experience the broader spectrum of ordinary feelings, such as guilt, fear of inflicting harm on themself or others, or really anything related to or arising out of the fear of death. I think by default, even "empath" men tend to be more psychopathic than women. I'm not saying all men are psychopaths or anything, just that we're more in that direction just by our nature. Ironically, women also seem to be more manipulative than men, even though men on our own tend to be fairly slimy and deceptive. However, there's something to be said for the possibility that men are more likely to stuff their feelings than women. But bear in mind that both genders do the same things or at least very similar things, just that there are differences that exist. So, there's plenty of instances of women also trying to escape their emotions. Only if there exists damage to be felt. The damaged often find themselves too weak to take it. Perhaps counterintuitively, men are actually more likely to be fragile in this respect. Probably because they aren't designed to give birth. On a somewhat related note, many analgesic drugs inhibit prostaglandin synthesis, which is essentially the immune system's way of figuring out what needs healing/repairing. Pain in general helps induce healing as strange as that may seem. Couldn't you just as easily make the opposite argument? Humans are probably the most logical beings on Earth. They argue in court and in politics, and even in everyday life using logic. And sure, there's some decision making that people do which isn't logical at all, because they still have instincts similar to animals. Ironically, it's often the decisions which appear most irrational that are actually the best. And of course, something that can said of nearly all of my statements, and everyone else's here regarding male/female differences. I'm really only speaking generally, in a rather unnuanced fashion. If we were to be more specific, we'd find that men and women are totally the same and totally different in every way possible. The funny thing about that is that it's more insane to separate thought and emotion than conjoin them. Humans have this strange way of dividing their logic against their feelings and vice versa. Something you may discover is that if they become one, you become saner than ever before. Were you only logical and purely unemotional, purely intuitive, devoid of any feeling whatsoever. Then you'd see everything for the nothing that it is, and you wouldn't care about anything. How can you care when caring is a feeling? On the other hand, you could become perfectly emotional totally devoid of any intuitional insight or logic, rationale etc. Where you'd have essentially the inverse problem, you'd feel very strongly but you'd be too powerfully affected by the world outside of you to do anything about it. The only way to perfection, is to have sweetness of emotion and intellectual discernment in equilibrium. Without this, insanity ensues. Of course, perfection isn't something humans strive for, at least not so much anymore.

I know that I feel good and wet when looking at your picture. We males endeavor to be not emotional, but logical in our decisions. So, we may come off as unaware of our feelings, because often we don't feel to the extent, or depth that females will typically feel.

If you feel the need to understand us, you may find the truth in your throat.

That sounds like fun. I love spanking people.

Eh, I don't know anything about Targ's method. So, I can't really say. Though I believe the trainer is more or less not any different from you predicting coin tosses and measuring your results. The casinos would ban you if you won all the time.

@Lizard Man Personally, I like to play Baccarat or Blackjack when testing my precognitive capability. There are plenty of places online you can play not for money.

I assume you'd have sense enough not to repeat the same overdose of LSD after the first time. And also, LSD seems to be effective at curing chronic addiction.

If you're within 2 hours of administration, activated carbon. It works on all substances, by absorbing it before you can metabolize the same. If you're further than 2 hours after you did it. Then Benzodiazepines for LSD and it's analogues, as well as Psilocin and similar substances. If you did an anticholinergic such as Diphenhydramine (Benadryl, Unisom) or a plant containing them such as Datura or Belladonna (Scopolamine, Atropine, and Hyoscyamine). Then you'll want to do a cholinesterase inhibitor. Personally, I do Huperzine A, it's better in my experience than the alternatives.

@Vladimir What's your level of awareness of me? Do you know what I am? Do you know why I am here?

It's quite simple really. Just tell people what they want to hear. Keep the truth to yourself. Unless you know the one listening won't be offended by it.

It doesn't matter what it was, you could have told them that you became bigfoot and ate the moon and found out it was made of cheese. All you have to do is pretend to be normal by never mentioning to them your experiences henceforth. And pretending to be "normal". then they'll think you've reformed and aren't "crazy" anymore. If you care so little about these people, why don't you manipulate them into treating you like a healthy individual. Which, as far as I can see, you are.

@bmcnicho Were I Leo I'd say to you. "Yes! Go, my minion! Proselytize them in the name of all that is Leo GuraGOD! But since I'm not, I'll tell you what I think about this. I don't believe it's wise to impart these truths to the general public, they simply aren't ready for it. And the few who are will likely find their own way to them, which may or may not include listening to some of Leo's videos and ingesting copious amounts of mind-altering chemicals.

The way I see it, that just as much works to your advantage as it could be to your detriment. Be more unreasonable than they are. Exactly. So, use their own arguments against them. Make them look like the superstitious nutters. And keep the truth about your spiritual experiences to yourself, and/or within the confines of environments where the truth about these matters is welcome, like with me or others on this forum. Sure, but you've been doing the opposite of that the way I see it. You should keep your paranormal experiences to yourself, or at least don't share them with normies who can't handle the possibility of these things being real. Find out what their worldview is and ensure that everything you say conforms to their expectations. If they bring up your past, use their own logic against them. Sure, but if you follow my advice, I don't believe that you need luck. You and I both know they'll leave you alone if they think you agree with everything that they believe to be true about reality.

You don't have to lie, what I do is turn it around on them. "Are you claiming I have supernatural powers?" is the kind of question I tend to ask people when they try to put me in a corner. So, for you, in this specific scenario you mentioned. I'd say, "By what power do you think I could communicate with the dead? They're dead... that would be some awesome ability if indeed there was someone doing that." The bottom line is, don't outright deny the truth, but force the other party into admitting that they don't know if you're telling the truth or not. That way, you appear totally sane to them, and they can't hold anything against you. And this is what makes what Leo does so fascinating. Because unlike me, he actually goes out of his way to make these kinds of things known publicly.

I personally keep everything I glean from higher states of consciousness secret as I view it to be sacrosanct. Besides, humans struggle to comprehend these things anyway, as you know from direct experience.