Inception

Myers–Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI), spiral dynamics (SD), enneagram and attachment styles to name a few. If you wanna get mystical with it there's stuff like the classical zodiac and Human Design.

You're struggling, but that's not a problem. It's a struggle. It's the hardest thing to do, but then again it's also the only thing to do. That's literally why we're here anyways. The point of our existence and the meaning of life. Ta-da! It's not about having pity, but compassion. Sure the world may be cruel and people will judge you, but that doesn't make love irrelevant, precisely the opposite; it makes it crucial. Sure loving yourself does include acknowledging your limits (what we might call weaknesses), but so what? We're all limited. Sure you can get hurt despite how you feel about yourself, so why not love yourself? It won't make it worse. You're doing good, keep going.

Sure, it's called omnism: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Omnism. Not only is it good and ok, it's also true. It's a holistic worldview that incorporates and is able to make sense of all religions as individual expressions of Truth, and therefore is at peace with itself and others.

Post #9: Deconstruction At this rate I'll deconstruct the entire universe before i get a girlfriend.

The point of this work is not to change the world, but to change yourself, which might change the world, but the whole point is that i wouldn't matter.

True, ultimately it's all Perfect...

Your heart may be closed for fear of being hurt, which could be due to the fact that you've been hurt in the past. Also, you may have a fearful avoidant attachment style. In which case you "should" open your heart, easier said than done though. Here's some things to try: Open your heart chakra (Anahata). You might have a lot of energy stuck there. Find someone to be vulnerable to and open yourself up to. Deal with trauma e.g. with a therapist. Find something you find beautiful and contemplate that feeling.

The same way I'd deal with any other suffering; becoming more conscious. Also, I'd use it as motivation to go do the things I want so I'll have less regrets about the past in the future.

Blog post #8: Reality is wild You'll never tame Reality. It will never submit to your silly ideas of how it should behave. Again and again it will break down you assumptions. Truth won't accommodate your fantasies, rather you most accommodate it, however outlandish it may seem. Notice how people say: "But that doesn't make sense!", as though that's the primary concern. It doesn't matter what you think! If it's true then it's true!!! That's the only think that matters, not whether or not it makes sense. The problem is that you have a bias towards sense, which limits the amount of truth you can handle. Instead you "should" be biased towards Truth, which would limit how much sense you'd make. Sense "shouldn't" be the limiting factor, Truth should, which isn't limited at all; The unlimited limiting factor. What is sense anyways? Does sense even make sense? “To demand ‘sense’ is the hallmark of nonsense.” - Ayn Rand "The Universe is under no obligation to make sense to you." - Neil deGrasse Tyson

Spirituality has been sugarcoated and watered down to appeal to ego just like everything else. In a sense Truth should frighten, not comfort you, at least not in the beginning. However in the end there is nothing more comforting than Truth.

No amount of mental masturbation will make up for a lack of discipline and courage.

Death is a sudden, radical and unexpected shift in perspective/identity, i.e. a rude awakening. Like when you're alarm clock goes off while you're in the middle of a dream. Spirituality is the process of gradually changing your perspective/identity. This would be like waking slowly up on a Sunday. "It's not the fall that kills you; it's the sudden stop" You can't stay asleep forever, so how do you want to wake up?

Goodmorning, so i just woke up after having a dream of something I've been avoiding for a long time. Not only have i been avoiding doing it, I've even been avoiding looking into why I've been avoiding it, and things in general. But this morning was different; i woke up compelled to study the matter. So... avoidance, hiding (something or from something), sticking you head in the sand, having blinders on. Why do we do it? That's what I'll be studying next. Some things to get the ball rolling: Survival mechanism, obviously (it hit me that it's called mechanism because it's mechanical i.e. unconscious). Avoidance coping, procrastination, delaying, postponing, deferring. Escapism, being absent, distraction, diversion, detour. Deliberately overlooking/ignoring the oftentimes obvious (elephant in the room). Acting like something isn't there, sweeping something under the rug. Ignorance, deception, gaslighting, delusion, living in a bubble. "It's not that deep" (i could go off on a tangent on this one). Leo's video: "The Avoidance Of Truth - Why You Fear Truth" (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hxnV4ymozLw) Ultimately any avoidance boil's down to and is a analogous to the avoidance of Truth. "You can run but you can't hide" - Joe Louis "Fate leads the willing, and drags along the reluctant" - Seneca “That which you most need will be found where you least want to look” - Carl Jung "Flight or fight indicates a permanent choice, but flight often means putting off the fight to another day" - Angus Bumby

Here's a list of eerily peculiar and relatable emotions i didn't even know had a name: https://thoughtcatalog.com/brianna-wiest/2016/02/40-words-for-emotions-youve-felt-but-couldnt-explain/ I want to post more on here, could somebody remind me? I don't how many times I've had and idea for an awesome original insightful post, but didn't bother to actualize it. That's a general theme in my life...

The point is to escape your self-created prison, and the price is all of your delusions. The point was never just to play the human game, but also to puzzle your way out of it. Absolutely speaking it's pointless, but that's not necessarily a bad thing, it's just the way "it" works. Look at the sleeping people around you, is that what living life to it's fullest looks like? Taking the dream for reality makes you attached and scared.

Find out on the next episode of “Leo: Awakening to Alien Love”

“That’s not a bug; it’s a feature!”

Thanks for your wisdom Leo

Deceivingly switching between absolute and relative perspectives. The “I-don’t-exist-or-have-control-therefore-I’ll-lay-in-my-bed-all-day” attitude.

Looks amazing, watch out for the animals (if you aren’t already)!

Because I’m about to choose my education and I don’t want my survival to be in conflict with my health. Physical health: + Activity, but not too much as to wear me down in the long-term. + Nature; Clean air, sunlight etc. - Toxicants. Mental health: - Stress, high demands, noise pollution. - Mental masturbation, concepts, symbols. + Social interaction. Spiritual health: + Honesty; Not having to “sell my soul”, deceive, manipulate etc. + Present moment. + Contact with God. My current best candidate is gardener.

A hospital full of drunk zombies wearing party hats and enthusiastically doing karaoke to “Livin’ on a Prayer” in my town in 1941.

So are you saying that when I talk with my friend, actually I’m the friend acting like I’m talking to someone who’s looking at me? That when I’m watching an actualized.org video, actually I’m Leo acting like I’m talking to someone who’s watching a video of me? That when I’m reading your post, actually I’m you acting like I’m writing to somebody who’s reading my post? And that non-existing entity who I’m acting like I’m communicating with is the ego?

Interesting concept, deserves some research.

Interesting, do you mind elaborating?