Vibes

You are right. I had these kinds of consciousness on mushrooms. But to me, I knew I could change 'hard reality' but I didn't do it, maybe cause of fear of going insane or something. And it's easy to dismiss this after the trip because the mind closes / narrow down again. But if you put yourself in that moment again you remember.

Exactly what I thought. First, eat your vegetables then you can have your candy But it's funny that when we grow up the vegetables end up being very enjoyable.

What do you feel?

I got the joke now, shit

Trump is not near death, Biden will be dead in a year or two, I bet. And it's not that old people are selfless, they still are the person they were but there is something more when close to death.

Yeah, I see it too that he's near death... I have a fascination for old people nearing death. There's a mystical thing around them. I can't explain, do you know what I mean? I met a 90yo and I gave him love silently. I listened to him, helped him walk, etc. He died a few months after we met.

Even more simple: shitting mindfully

I want to be born as a Peruvian condor next life, and live glidding through the beautiful andes.

Thanks

Yeah, it seems like it's really all based on states of consciousness. But what about if I give mushrooms to someone that doesn't care about understanding anything and is a normie? Maybe it will open their minds slowly if they keep coming back. I told a cousin to do mushrooms and told her some of my experiences. She did and hated it. Nothing mystical only bad trip cause of a breakup.

Yes, but something beyond this dream should not be limited by anything in this life, right?

So normal life conditions and genetics influence the ability to understand Alien Consciousness? I feel pretty dumb generally compared to most people posting here, I wasn't very well educated, parents are normal people not great thinkers, etc...

You gotta be kidding. I can't believe this. Actually, I do believe it coming from him. Just was shocked at first haha

Long before even discovering actualized, I asked my cousin if she was a figment of my imagination. She said yes jokingly, maybe.

@Leo Gura When I stop and really pay attention it's obvious. It's so easy to think I'm delusional. Mostly because I look to the world to comfirm it. You said straight to me in that forbidden episode, but then it comes a Water by the River type to make me doubt my intuition.

It made my eyes wet.

@Leo Gura I fucking knew it! That was one way you used, but it was clear since the day you started to change your vibe. I knew it too

But at a higher level God is the creator, so by you choosing to save people by killing hitler would be you interfering with life=selfishness anyway. Maybe at a lesser degree, but still. I always thought about killing vs not killing as a mean for doing good. For example, if you see an ant agonizing on the ground, would it be better to finish it or let it agonize to death? I mostly choose to kill it so the suffering ends, but sometimes it just feels more right to not intervene.

@Leo Gura As a child I used to not care about killing mosquitos, then I started caring and stopped killing them, and now I'm back at killing them. But I do it in the quickest painless way possible, and my justification is that I could get a disease and they fuck with my sleep. By killing them I'm obviously prioritizing my life and well being, if I don't I'll have bad consequences that could even end my life. In the case of justifying genocide in Gaza, I can see how they explain to themselves but at the same time I know it's wrong you know. And here is where it gets tricky. Why does the child kill and tortures bugs out of fun with no remorse? Doesn't her have this build in compass inside that feels wrong to harm other? Or is it created by society and implemented in her? So if it is totally relative and invented, I'll still abide by these morals because it feels more right while being human... Maybe next life I'll be a crocodile-eating-child and have no problem with it.

I agree, of course.

Yes, I think this is the best we can do. I was lucky that my dad taught me from very early the first 2. Of course, he himself was / is far from perfect, but I admire him for that. The only way to not harm anyone is to be dead. Just by stepping on grass you're killing and injuring creatures…

He's making me have crocodile nightmares now...

Yeah yeah, the what if problem...

@Leo Gura I am very serious about understanding these things. Since very early in my life I feel like I must resolve these questions. The problem is fear of hopelessness. If I embrace this, what if I become a psychopath? What if I cause consequences that I do not wish? To truly embrace it means becoming it no?

Hands are the huggers of everything.