Yimpa

The fact that you’re having reservations already shows that you have some wisdom in you not to do overdo it.

Were you able to experience Them as You as God?

Life problems are a gift, not a curse. Notice how it’s a curse when you are striving to achieve selfish desires, rather than allowing selfless solutions to reveal themselves.

There’s still space for dead-seriousness. But you’ll be able to handle those situations with more wisdom.

@UnbornTao Beliefs are an issue if they’re inflexible; not able to be challenged or questioned. Someone who’s lost in a web of unquestionable beliefs have mistaken them as fixed truths about reality.

Leo has a ton of content on his channel. Use this “hiatus” as an opportunity to watch episodes you have not watched yet.

The notion that you are the only one in existence is reeked with misconceptions and delusions, that is, if you are not Awake.

This right here might be your issue. Normally? What is normal? What everyone else is doing? I tried this for a long time and have failed, time and time again. Psychedelics helped me uncover my authentic self, and I’m still recovering from decades of upbringing that were just wrong for me.

It all makes sense now…

I hallucinated a bunch of black tribal folks hanging out in a rainforest during a psychedelic trip. They were super friendly and taught me to respect nature!

A little bit of weed takes me to radical states of consciousness, yet I know of people who take a shit ton more weed than me and don’t experience a fraction of what I experience. Substances do indeed affect people differently.

Mooji got me thru difficult times after I left religion and then my family. Then psychedelics became my guru

Just start with small things. I’m at a concert just observing people acting like idiots. Makes the experience less painful

I totally agree with this. But in all seriousness, thank you for opening up about how you really feel. However, I will not tolerate your assumptions. The assumption here is that I don’t like you, which is false. In fact, I empathize with you given the fact that I myself am going through extremely complex and difficult relationship issues. I’ve told people I trust about my relationships, and instead of supporting me, I’ve been gaslit by them over and over again based on their own insecurities. Don’t take other peoples’ opinion or advice too personally. The moment you do that is the moment you fall back into fear and doubt, and the learning process get stunted. I don’t care if it’s coming from Leo, a professional therapist, a doctor, or even your significant other. Learn to take the advice that’s applicable, and toss out the crap that doesn’t sit well with you. But also, cut out your own bullshit.

Focus on awakening yourself, and the rest will follow. Others will see you as crazy and will try to bring you back to rationality, but you simply stay grounded in your own truth and take the advice they give you with a grain of salt.

@jdc7733 “Bad things will happen” are narratives that you’re spinning in your fantasies without ever challenging them. That requires getting out of your comfort zone. Are you willing to accept this challenge?

You’re looking for Reality to be a certain way, and I’m not going to give into your fantasy. Nor will anyone else.

If you cannot see that Pain = Love, then contemplate. Let’s keep contemplating.

@jdc7733 My therapist once taught me that there are no rules surrounding feelings. It’s a radical lesson if you’re open to contemplating the significance of what that is pointing to.

@Sir Oberon Kind of reminds me of this

I Love You, you weirdo

@jdc7733 tuku means allow uncomfortable sensations to be there (e.g. a foul smell) with openness and acceptance. Pest control actually came over to spray inside our house an hour ago. It reeks of chemical odor, but instead of running away from it, I’m allowing the discomfort to simply be there. (I also put the fans on… I’m not that reckless!)

This is nuts. How am I just learning about this now?

Reminds me of cats. They are indeed “aww”, but if you’re a mouse then it’ll be, “awww shit, get me the fuck outta here!!!”

One time on a date, we were reminiscing on past pains we have achieved. One story she shared was about a permanent scar she received. The scar is on her arm from mishandling a pizza in the oven. It’s interesting how when you’re so connected, sharing pain becomes a joy rather than a suffering.