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Which video of Leo would you recommend to people who don’t know him yet, but seem to be open-minded and are in stage green/yellow?

@ExploringReality I understand that it depends on some factors. For the kind of people I want to share his channel with, I think there could be a couple of good videos to start with. I spoke to a few people who also like to take psychedelics, and they were open to listening to other perspectives. I don’t know exactly what they thought about what I was saying, but at least they listened and didn’t just disagree. I think this is a good starting video for such people:

Thank you Leo! And even more thank you to myself because I'm imagine HIM. ♾️❤️♾️

I don't care if others are awake or not, you are just an imagination of me anyway.

Wow, someone told me the exact same thing at the festival.

Am I a unicorn?

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@puporing Have you realized you are GOD?

So what message exactly do you want to give me?

I'm still practicing how to bring my thoughts better to text. I have a hard time to express myself. There might be more teachers like Leo but I know that Leo is very advanced with his understanding about God and that's why it is good for me to follow him. Obviously I don't just learn from him. Since over a year now I ask myself on a daily basis questions about reality.

why do you assume that?

I will continje this thread when I'm complety sober. Thanks guys!

I'm on a comedown. On ketmaine I wouldn't be able to write. But actually where in the rules does it say that? Can you share the url? And I would have written an report about I would arrive back home.

@Inliytened1 @Leo Gura I'm here at a festival since two weeks and took a lot of different psychedelics and high dosages, meditated, was mindful as much I could, and contemplated a lot and read through many Actualized.org Quotes. When I talked to people I looked in which Spiral Dynamics stage they are and many things made sense for me. I even met other people that are in stage yellow and the conversations were amazing. Today I had a profound DMT trip and I cried in the end because of all my creation. Now I'm on MDMA & Ketamine and I felt like writing this, Everything just makes sense now. When the festival is over I will take a break of all psychedelics and be sober for a while to integrate all of this. And I'm also listining ti my favorite music. And I also had the most potent & psychedelic Ketamine I ever had and not just a little of it, I was many times in a K-Hole.

I just had a huge argument with my family on a video phone call. The more I do this work, the more I see how selfish they are and what their beliefs are. Especially now with the elections we had in Germany and them being right-wing it was hard for me to just speak normally to them. I admit that the way I talked was not the best but it's really hard if your family thinks that you're regressing as a person. My mother literally said she thinks I'm in puberty again. I wonder what is the best I can do in this case. Should I just do as if I agree with all their views and kind of live a double life or what would be a better way to avoid problems with my family?

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This would be a bit too extreme for me. I think it’s better for me to find a balance between not taking them too seriously and still caring about them.

You could be right with that. I thought that aswell because I always saw myself more as a good guy compared to other people in this network. I never met him in real life even if I could because of his ex business patner. They told him he can come to Romania and we were thinking about it but we both had some big business issues at that time and decided to not go. Other people that met him, described him as very charismatic and totally different than how he acts on the internet. I met Tristan at a paid event though and was also drinking alcohol with him. I thought he is a super cool and funny guy that you want to surround yourself with but back then I almost had no understanding of psychology. Nowadays, I could easily see through his fakeness. Certainly nothing good. To be able to make money with it I would need to sell courses or a mentorship/coaching and this industry became very shady, especially in the last few years. So I'm not sure if I want to do this. I was thinking of offering free courses with the option for people to donate money, but I don't know if this is a realistic way to be able to live from that. I want to focus on giving value and not on making money like most other people.

I wanted to share a little bit of my story with you. By now, almost everyone knows who Andrew Tate is. I was one of the early followers, discovering him at the beginning of 2020 when his social media presence was still small. His YouTube channel had only around 20-30K subscribers at the time. Before I even understood the concept of consciousness, I was already interested in psychedelics. My first experience with LSD (a low dose) awakened a deep curiosity. This was before I found Tate and later, Leo. I was working at an insurance agency when a new, success-driven colleague joined. He was from Romania and had seen Tate on the news. He introduced me to him at a time when I was heavily experimenting with various substances. I was fascinated by how different drugs altered perception, but I had also become addicted to getting high. When I discovered Tate, it coincided with a point in my life where I needed change. I always considered myself open-minded, but in hindsight, I was also very naive. Looking back, I was the ideal customer for Tate. In November 2020, I decided to join The War Room when it had only 300-400 members. I knew it was a cult before even fully understanding what a cult was. Around the same time, I quit my daily weed use and stopped using other psychoactive substances. One of the first things I noticed after joining was the constant upselling. Access to various groups required purchasing additional courses. Even other members would pressure you to buy them, despite not personally benefiting from the sales. They sold me a dream, and I completely bought in. The “perfect” plan for success looked like this: 1. Go regularly to the gym or do some kind of combat sport to get a better mindset and body. 2. Start dating and meeting a lot of women. 3. Use your girlfriend(s) to make money or gain status. (e.g. putting a girlfriend on OnlyFans or webcam) About six months in, I started my own OnlyFans agency. I even tried convincing girls I dated to participate, though thankfully, none agreed. That doesn’t mean I wasn’t caught up in the mindset. Like everyone else in the network, I fully embraced the so-called “alpha” mentality. I didn’t view relationships in a healthy way, I saw women more as assets than as human beings. It wasn’t about love, it was about extracting value. Over the next 1-2 years, I built a reputation within the War Room, becoming one of its most successful OnlyFans agency owners, making high five-figure profits per month. I purchased all the courses, attended expensive events, and in total, paid around $50K to Tate. At the time, I didn’t care because I was making good money. I did start questioning some things, but being young and naive, I was easily convinced otherwise. Things shifted in summer 2022 when I visited my parents in Germany after a trip to Dubai. I proudly showed off my expensive purchases, completely oblivious to how I had changed. My mother started crying, telling me I had become arrogant. That was the first wake-up call. The second moment came when I met up with an old friend, the same one who had introduced me to psychedelics. I wanted to share my success, but he was uninterested. Instead, he asked me: “Who are you?” That question hit me hard. That same day, he invited me to take LSD again on another day. I had been sober from psychedelics for nearly two years, but I agreed. The trip changed my perspective, making me question everything. Later, his brother introduced me to 5-MeO-DMT, which was another profound experience. After that, his brother also showed me a vision board with a picture of Leo Gura. When I asked about him, the other brother called him “one of the most intelligent people in the world.” At first, I dismissed it, assuming he meant IQ, but I later realized he was referring to a different kind of intelligence. At first, I didn’t dive into Leo’s content because it was too long, and I was too focused on making money. But at the comedown of another LSD trip, I decided to watch my first video: “Reading A Poetic Description Of God-Consciousness” It blew my mind. From that moment, I knew I would explore more of his teachings. The more time passed and the more I changed, the clearer it became to me that I would have no future in the War Room. I started seeing that we weren’t just manipulating women, we were being manipulated too. The deeper I analyzed the leaders and members, the clearer things became. When Leo released his video on Tate, it confirmed what I was already thinking. Still, it took me a while to leave. I had a fear of missing out. But over a year ago, during a magic mushroom trip, I finally decided to leave. I left every War Room group and shut down my OnlyFans agency months later. There’s a lot more I could say, but I’ll leave it at that. If anyone has questions, feel free to ask in this thread. Aside from psychedelics, I know that watching Leo’s videos and engaging with this forum helped me too. Thank you to everyone who contributes or has contributed to this forum.

Thank you! No, you’re wrong about that. It’s just an assumption you’re making. Once a model is banned, it’s hard to get her unbanned, even with insider help or fake documents. OnlyFans didn’t ban their girlfriends for fun. They had to do it because it became serious. The Tate brothers didn't stop because they realized it was wrong. If they could they would still do it, and maybe they are doing so with new women.

That means for me that anyone who can see through their own ignorance, which is one of the hardest things to do, and admit that they were wrong, can change for the better. This is exactly why spiritual work is so important. The difference of Tate and me is that nobody forced me to stop. Literally all of his girlfriends OnlyFans accounts got banned when he went to jail.