Sincerity

Exactly what a dream character will say.

Some answers arise, not quite true, so I'll just say: I don't know. Good question. I'm putting a puzzle together. Only I don't know what the picture is, how many pieces there are and what a puzzle piece is. Still, it's entertaining.

Good work!

You're right. And your words sparkle with loving insight. Thank you for the reminder. Much love.

From a distance, I can "love" her for sure. However, can I love her in the sense of being around her more? Would I willingly invite more of her energy into me? No. In my eyes, a true Love is all-inviting. All-encompassing. All-embracing. Mine isn't that. I don't wanna meet her again. This is my limit.

October 18th, 2025 TL;DR: Higher energy is transmuted from the lower. You should confront your difficult emotions (fear, shame, guilt, etc.) regarding your specific circumstances, if you want to develop yourself energetically and experience real change in life.

Both the "negative" and "positive" energies are ENERGY. And lower energies like fear, shame, guilt, jealousy, insecurity, powerlessness are precisely the fuel for higher energies. The lower energy must be FELT and TRANSMUTED into higher energy in a constructive manner. There is no way around this. If you want the goodies, you have to transmute them from the baddies. "No tree, it is said, can grow to heaven unless its roots reach down to hell." -- Carl Jung Why does it often happen that a person who suddenly learns they're terminally ill turns their life around completely? And then even overcomes their illness? Because energetically a very large amount of fear is processed at once. And the energy that then becomes available is often funneled into higher energies which wanted to be expressed before, but no fuel was there. And due to expression of higher energies being healing, the person has the potential the recover. The problem is that we resist the "negative". We don't want to feel it. Sometimes the circumstances must literally break us for us to feel the difficult whether we want it or not, and from there energy can develop. Here are other examples of energetic development being stale due to not confronting difficult emotions: In a relationship: Resisting the guilt of hurtful action, the denial of being hurt oneself, the fear of the life without the person In career/work: Resisting the fear of being fired or having skills replaced with AI, the insecurity regarding your value and skills, the guilt of being lazy and fucking your company over In personal life: Resisting the disgust with yourself about being fat, the shame regarding not living up to your potential, the fear of your health being fucked in the future because of no exercise or bad food habits Etc. Let's take the example of resisting the fear of having your skills replaced with AI (if it's reasonable for you). You deny the possibility, you don't think about it much, you avoid the topic. So HOW would the energy to grit your teeth and work hard on a new set of skills arise in you? It wouldn't! What's needed is a confronting of reality and the arising of deep fear in this situation. Then, when the fear is faced, a constructive plan can be created and work on it can begin. The energy in this work was technically started by fear, BUT once you faced it, you can look at it and feel that energy in a transformed way - for example, a focus on personal responsibility, power, overcoming of odds, will, focus, education, being in the flow, determination. And THAT'S how you get to that energy. So to conclude: If you feel energyless, if you feel you're not doing anything worthwhile, if you need some MOTIVATION to act in life, then face the difficult emotions (fear, shame, guilt, etc.) and you WILL get the energy. Apply it to the specific circumstances YOU are experiencing. Face YOUR difficult truths. And from this you will be able to proceed.

What books are you reading? Highly technical (eg. for college), non-fiction, self-help, biographies, other? I'm asking because I think the approach varies by type of book. I generally read non-fiction and biographies. As others mentioned before, I think re-reading is very good, even with something like a biography. More insights arise each time I re-read a good piece, and understanding is deepened. Moreover, I scribble notes/exclamation marks on the margins. I underline stuff. When I come back to re-read, I know that the highlighted stuff made the greatest impression on me, but then I also look at the non-highlighted stuff to perhaps find more gold. And then at the end of the chapter I usually write down the best insights from the chapter in very short bullet points, all on the page of the book. For me, at least for non-fiction and biographies, it's all about getting these juicy insights, being inspired, and wanting to act in my life. Focus on what's important. Know why you read. And adjust your "reading methods" accordingly.

I’d say you’re either one or the other. You’re almost surely not 1. In fact, I think no one on the forum is, including Leo.

I think you'd either have to be of 1) very advanced consciousness and sharing your truth in a "dangerous" manner to the unawake minds... ... or 2) of low and inwardly-hostile consciousness. I once met a person of the second sort. This is a long story, but in short she was a homeless woman of around 50 years old, she was desperate to kill herself (had multiple attempts which all failed), she was very "unlucky" all the time in life and very vengeful towards people who she felt were wronging them. She felt she was being wronged by people all the time - and something might have been to it, because after some time of talking to her I got really strong feelings of hatred towards her, like I was imagining kicking her and stuff. I've never experienced such a person before. My girlfriend who is more into a kind of esoteric spirituality had me go to her trusted professional cleanser because she was feeling like I was haunted by her after that meeting lol. It could have been true - I was thinking about her often. I went to that guy kinda indifferent, I'm not really into the esoteric stuff, but sure enough after that cleansing session she mostly vanished from my mind. I actually remembered her for the first time in a while last week. When I thought about her, I felt there really was a strange, deep-seated evil to her. How interesting.

You know that you are God, but do you know what has lead you to being broke? Sometimes the "personal" stuff can be harder to truly understand than some spiritual insights. Then again, the distinction doesn't really exist. Understand the energies/motivations running through you, and those that are asleep. Something lead you to this "life you can't even enjoy". Understand what.

You guys just love to come up with „problems” related to consciousness of solipsism. If this is all that is and I am creating all of it… w-w-why would I talk to „people”… it makes NO SENSE! You’re needlessly complicating it. Solipsism makes virtually no difference in the „practical” world. Also, Other is still the case, even when you’re conscious that everything is you. You’re always God, and God is always above you. You are one big paradox.

I’m not saying awakening is a fake front. I’m saying YOU, personally, are extremely deluded. And this is obvious to anyone with an ounce of experience in the „awakening business”. Leo I hold in high regard. And a dozen or so other users here as well.

My dude, your insanity is called „extreme obliviousness”.

Don’t worry, there’s two categories to this contest. You can be funny intentionally, or unintentionally. He’s the master of the latter. The former’s 1st place is still up for grabs