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Yeah - I sense what you're saying, if the eternal now is more important of a practise than say thinking about the past, or future or thinking about things that aren't actually rooted in this moment fully which would be maybe a detour from truth and then less of an authentic life lived, is it better to be in the moment always 100 percent. If I worded this well enough - I don't really think you can be fully present in the moment 100 percent of the time always even if it was ultimate truth beyond the labrynth of thoughts clouding it ... but maybe also here I think that there is a husstler culture mindset dominant in the west to be fully on top of the game like being present fully alway Although in a sense thinking interesting questions can be fun, which isn't seriously in the present moment completely, ... idk see if this sparks anything lol I sense a husstler western mindset played into the spiritual practise to be fully present in the moment aligned to truth but I think there is fun to be daydreaming, and thinking interesting questions which is also probably a part of the present moment, and even thinking of the past is still in the moment, all thinking is in the moment, and it explores truth too

@Leo Gura Your responses are deeply appreciated—they touch on aspects that neither YouTube videos nor books tend to directly address. The way you clarified the concept of Truth being foundational and ever-present does offer something solid to hold onto amidst all the uncertainty. It feels grounding, even amidst the chaos of questioning existence and its fleeting nature. If I could, I would still have more questions to explore, especially around how Truth interacts with subjective experiences and the dream-like quality of life. But your insights are a valuable step forward, and for that, I sincerely thank you.

As you respond to me—or as any guru, teacher, or figure I might listen to responds—could it all simply be my subjective collapse of the infinite observable field? A kind of "like attracts like" phenomenon? If that’s the case, is there truly such a thing as truth, or is even the concept of truth just part of my hallucinated, dream-like quantum collapse? In other words, could every answer, every NDE report, or every spiritual teaching just be a subjective selection of mine—one chosen from an infinite variety of possibilities? And if so, does that mean there is no ultimate truth, only endless variations within the dream of existence?

Hello Leo Gura, I’m reaching out with an intense existential question. If you don’t answer, honestly, I don’t know who else I can turn to for this kind of depth and understanding. Here’s where I’m at: In this life, I’m under the hallucination of separation—duality. I’m limited, transient, and human. I pour my soul into things, like writing a book, only to feel like it’s not good enough in the end. I’ve been passionate about women, but there’s this lingering fear that it’s just love chemicals, that it all ends, or that I’ll just decay along with everything else. Life feels fleeting. And then there’s the chaos—AI, addiction, war, black holes consuming everything, natural disasters. It all seems indifferent, like humans are just projecting meaning onto it, coming up with grand ideas like spirituality, philosophy, and art to cope. So my question is this: When I die, what happens? Will I return to some kind of pure love or awareness? Or will I be energetically attracted to something else that’s compatible with existence—like I’m stuck forever manifesting in different forms, without control or choice, in some chaotic pull of energy? Could I become a regretful ghost, restless and trapped? Or is there actual freedom—liberation, unity, and understanding? Or is God itself chaotic, imaginative, boundless madness, with its own existential crisis—who am I, loneliness, boredom? Is there any security at all, or is existence inherently insecure, with no hope, no foundation? I need to know: Is there any truth that offers actual freedom, or is it all just infinite uncertainty and chaos? Thank you,

I may even dare to say that you truley do not actually want a direct answer to the question you are seeking, maybe you are shy of it actually - Otherwise this is all mental masturbation you are indulging in like a philosophical strip tease

@integral Man you have said it so well

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You know dude, I like to reflect of Shakespeare's Hamlet "To be or not to be is the question." as the character wrangles this exact question. Or even the first sentence of The Myth of Sisyphus which states the essay's purpose: ''There is but one serious philosophical problem, and that is suicide. Judging whether life is or is not worth living amounts to answering the fundamental question of philosophy. '' by Albert Camus a nobel prize winner in literature - I personally believe there isn't a sort of negative reprecusion or torment, or damnation, or a sort of punishment for suicide; but I do consider maybe you do exist for a reason which may yet be realized

@TruthFreedom Maybe you haven't convinced people enough in reality to actually break out the dream - Maybe you haven't gone all the way

@Exystem The characters of those dreams are inspired from real life - What dreams do babies have with minimal life experience to create characters though

Dude did you really use ChatGPT or AI to write these answers for you bro ... like you haven't actually read their works and concluded in your own words and contemplated thoughts actual insights to what they may have actually said? I hope this isn't AI or you lose credibility from me on this one dawg

The major question to this problem I sense comes down to: To what extent of the words do you mean that people may or may not exist ... Because people seem to have minds of their own; nor can you decide to make a billionare contact you in the 3 months to transfer money into your account; I'm sure a lifetime of meditation or magic LOA will not allow this - Or could it? But would that time be too much for what it is worth ... But it'd maybe prove a point in the end. If you cannot 'mind-control' others; then maybe what you mean by others is like they share some universal substantial energy as yourself (conciousness as an example; or simply brains and hearts and similar sensory organs) I mean you and other came from sperm and eggs, everyone has eyes and mouth, emotions and thoughts, and it is all alike - If aliens visited Eartch, you'd all look alike essentially anyways ...

@Some dude on the net So you aren't afraid of death? Like if you supposedly did not take the meds and one week later death was to struck at the irreversible turn you'd be fearless? I am interested to hear your answer to this question, sir

It think its like pure awareness but nothing is tricky because it isn't nothing, or void, or nothing or any word ... same with the light at the end of the tunnel - It wouldn't be light, or bright, or transience, because these are words made by humans in finite minds constructed through evolution and society - It'd be beyond words - So I wonder if death is pure awareness afte dropping off this dream body finitude

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