Meeksauce

Wouldn't that mean Hitler was conscious, if I'm reborn as him in the same timeline?

I've heard him say this in other videos, but I don't remember which ones. I've seen the video on why he deleted the solipsism video and I don't think he ever explicitly says he does have an experience or he was wrong about what he said earlier.

I've watched all of Leo's videos and I am left with the following loopholes/questions about reality. First off, I've heard you say you don't have any experience and it's just my experience. You're the only person I've found who says they don't have an experience so I was just curious how you came to this realization. Obviously, if you don't have an experience you never would've had this realization but relatively speaking how did it happen? It just baffles me how someone can say "I don't have an experience". It must take a profound degree of wokeness for one of my dream characters to realize they're just a dream character. Another thing you've said that doesn't make sense is that I will be every person who ever lived on planet earth. These are the same people who you say never lived in the first place. If life really is a dream, then the other lives on this planet didn't actually happen and are just a fragment of my own mind. If I'm dreaming I can incarnate infinite times, but not as the other beings I see around me. If you could, it would disprove the points you make about solipsism. How can I be imagining everyone around me and yet still live through their lives? That would make them real. If you were merely making a broad point that I will incarnate into dictators, warlords, kings, torture victims, etc. but not the ones from earth, that makes more sense to me. But if God has infinite creative potential, why use that potential incarnating into shitty lives? God is bigger than itself in the sense that it will never go through all of its incarnations, so why not just go through the ones that are enjoyable to live through on a relative level while you're in that form? It doesn't make sense to me that God will go through "absolutely everything" like you claim because that isn't possible. You can't reach the end of absolute infinity so why not just incarnate into enjoyable lives forever? If I were God I would design enjoyable lives. It doesn't make sense to suffer and go through torture just to become absolute love. It's like "look how much worse that was than this!" That's my spiel. I don't see how anyone watches Leo's content and doesn't have these same questions, unless they're seeing something I don't.

If infinite reincarnation is really true, there should be an infinite number of hell realms. My question is - would you be able to choose which realm you exist in as God, or are you simply cycling through all of infinity ad nauseum? If God has to experience everything that exists and there are infinite realms, most of which being inconvenience to a human mind, it should have to go through actual hell, whatever that looks like. My thoughts are that you could choose an "infinite" number of non-hell dreams since you are the author of reality and you can do whatever you want. I guess this is a question of whether God reincarnates through every possible variation of infinity or if it's just what God wants for an infinite time span. Maybe hell would only exist if God truly wanted to experience it.

Wondering if anyone has experience boofing gel tabs without dissolving them into water. I've had really bad reflux for the past 2 months and can't take any substances orally. It seems very difficult to dissolve gel tabs, so I'm worried about discomfort/scratching from the sharp edges. Please let me know if anyone has tried this!

As an aspiring classical musician struggling with performance anxiety, are there ways that the integration of non-duality can ease anxiety and tension when performing for others? Even with the understanding that there are no others or self as well as reality being imaginary, it still seems as though there is conditioning to freak out in high-pressure situations. Obviously the “high-pressureness” of the situation is created in the mind, but nonetheless anytime I perform for a large crowd there is always shakiness and brain fog. Even with the knowing that all fears are illusory, they still appear and screw things up! As soon as I’m about to play, no matter what centering or meditation practice I did that morning, the survival mechanisms always kick in full force. Is managing this inner conflict purely a matter of accepting what IS and learning how to perform with these emotions in the body, and not try to get rid of them? Or is there a workaround so the anxiety and shakiness can be eliminated altogether? Any thoughts are appreciated!