Davino

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  1. That's very annoying, but you can stablish limits and work things out. It's no different than handling any other important disagreement. Although clearly there are red lines.
  2. The craziest example of this is without a doubt, Charles Manson. A must case study. High consciousness, broken ego, bizarre mind. You could spend a long time trying to make sense of him.
  3. That's true, but it could be a mistake trying to make her skip that stage. It has to be an unattached style of promoting her overall development. --- On the other hand, why can't Messi be with someone who doesn't play as good as him football? Ofc, he can, after some point you do your thing and that's it.
  4. I came up with a joke, imagine the mind of Peter Ralston with the psychedelic experience of Martin Ball, what would you get? Leo, ta-daa! Horrible joke, I know
  5. Martin is limited and so are his books on most things, but some energetic work. There's greater intelligence and better Awakenings. Psychedelics are a great tool but no tool is ever guarantee that you'll avoid self-deception. You have to be very intelligent to decipher the mystery of what Reality, Self, consciousness and this going on actually is. There's no guarantee that your current understanding is truthful, on the contrary, epistemic responsibility tells us to question our assumptions for they are likely to be very wrong. But I can't be wrong on this! Yes, I can be wrong. I'm always one awakening away of being raped by truth, one has to understand this for any serious truth-seeking to happen.
  6. A brush is limited in what it can do, but many times the greatest limitation is the artist that holds it.
  7. A poetic description of God Consciousness Radical experiments in consciousness The many facets of Awakening The ego developmental series
  8. Words are just one medium, I like experimenting with AI image creation and to create some music. Awakening has to be expressed in multiplicity.
  9. All corners of Reality shine with a special light, there are no blind spots, sharp and relaxed, all opposites embrace each other, grounded like a rock ethereal like the sky, everything is exactly as it is, no limits to how far the sky stretches, as detailed as a grain of salt, everything is like a hand drawing itself, creation happens as you look at it, all is being held or dissolved by the space they occupy in consciousness, wherein everything happens which has not outside and no inside, for it contains it all, tapping into Universal or Godly Mind, everything becomes ineffable, the sheer infinity of it breaks reality into tears, Infinity becomes a tacit reality of awe inducing mystery, unfolding itself in every gaze, in every breath, there's one current that breathes through all of reality, one connection, that gracefully breaks itself in any multiplicity, realizing that any limit is nothing but your very own self, absolute, introspection feels like rearranging and realigning an infinite chamber of mirrors all shining through each other and reflecting out of each other, as high as you go, the lotus flower opens in a million sparks that in a strange loop nurture the shadows and lows of yourself and enliven the seeming materiality of this dream, which shines with sublime mundane beauty, all paths lead to the beginning, you can't run, you can't hide, there's only God, One and Infinite, here and now forever, scratching for the first time that existential itch, here and now, you've returned to the home you never left, truth, consciousness, love, beauty, perfection, OMG 👁️
  10. Lately I've come to appreciate the power of great leadership and the transformation impact that can have in countries, companies and society at large. Two striking examples are Nayib Bukele in El Salvador and Lee Kuan Yew in Singapore. Bukele inherited a country called the murder capital of the world. His government’s aggressively cracked down on gangs and organised crime, despite receiving enormous global pushback by human rights movement, it has successfully transformed public safety to the point that now the US considers it safer than Sweden. The investment on education has also been heavy, with the program 2 schools everyday being built, over 900 schools have already been delivered since the start of the initiative last year. The last polls state that 94% of the country supports him, a record almost unheard of in democratic societies. Decades earlier, Lee Kuan Yew led Singapore from a small, poor and forced to be independent state into one of the world's most prosperous and developed economies. His vision was built around long-term thinking, strong institutions, economic pragmatism, education, infrastructure, and an uncompromising focus on national development; creating a successful style of government called state-guided capitalism. Ultimately, the difference between a stagnant society and a thriving one may sometimes come down to the quality of their leaders and whether they are capable of thinking beyond the next election, have a compelling vision and deliver tangible results. (Post written with the help of AI to make it smoother)
  11. https://vm.tiktok.com/ZN8UbyRof/
  12. Doing it all by yourself.
  13. They can be helpful to teach you how to enter into certain states, but given the context you are presenting that should teach you how to enter those states naturally.
  14. Your biggest bias is being an Intellectual. Imagine how your life would be without that bias, imagine pursuing truth without the intellect being the primary tool to achieve that aim. Imagine being born retarded but all the rest of yourself remains intact. A bias against in real life interactions with your community. A bias, skepticism and diminishing of very strong baseline states of consciousness and the serious pursue of them. Another one but orders of magnitude smaller is a bias towards health and medicine. This point is a bit tricky to deliver but you seem to have less poise, detachment and neutrality when discussing such topics. This is not on the truth of your positions themselves but an attitude. I'll keep brainstorming, this is an equally important exercise for me.
  15. This will be a short post. I always found beauty in religious architecture from all traditions. I'm worried that moving forward humanity will not build places in devotion to God or for spirituality, I think this might be a mistake, places hold energy over the years and congregate people around a shared aim. Despite the shadows of such places, a world with no religious architecture in my opinion, will be a world with a hole. I hope in the future non-ideological temples are built in service of spirituality, not only digitally, but physically.
  16. Extremely profound episode that slipped my radar. Thanks @LambdaDelta for making me aware of this masterpiece. If I'm not mistaken it's the longest video to date, Leo was surely inspired that day. Video full of insights, like always, moreover I had the Awakening into Sameness Vs Difference or rather for me Oneness Vs Difference. It was incredibly profound, it was discovering a totally unique and self-existent facet to Awakening. I realised simultaneously how everything is in oneness and completely different at the same time, it was extremely complementary, like two opposites in perfect balance. So this video goes directly into my top #2 most underrated actualized.org episode, only second to How Authority works.
  17. @Hello1 you seem to be doing all the right things. How was your relationship with your parents? Many times we repeat in our romantic relationships the traumas we inherited from childhood.
  18. On Actualized Quotes #769, sometimes I forget this is not a big but a feature.
  19. It depends on tastes, but when I buy a car I want it to last long. I want something well done in general. I might buy a Chinese car in the meantime though, they're extraordinary price quality wise. Like an Omoda 5. I don't need anything more really.
  20. @coca I'm quite ignorant about cars honestly. I have to say that premium cars have very good second hand deals and this is also the case for Lexus. I like the philosophy of Toyota and therefore Lexus brings it to the next level in that sense. I like a car that needs little maintenance and is highly efficient.