Natasha

Just look, don't touch

Ok, thanks for the feedback

We can get Leo on Buddha Pump too. I think the way it works, Rick interviews those guests that receive most requests from viewers. We as a community can send enough of those requests. What do you guys think?

I sort of tune Rick out and only pay attention to the guest and what they're sharing in the interview. Rick never throws me off with his filler narations

@Meta-Man Fancis Lucille is awesome. I watched his interview a while back and thought it was quite impressive.

@Preety_India Welcome! These interviews are great spiritual tools to help us learn and grow

That's being pant-o-logical

Glass-wing butterfly

@mandyjw Don't forget to chop wood and carry water in the meantime

@Shibazz Leo

Infinite intelligence 'knows' its change and fluidity and that there is no such things as 'beginning' and 'end', or 'birth' and 'death'.

That's what I observe in people on weed. The side-affects out-weight the benefits, imo.

Haha Here's another good one

I thought he was referring to himself as god in the same manner Leo does, in the way of direct experience. I might be wrong, though.

No problem, I will research it.

@Alextvvv The areas of the brain responsible for the sense of self (especially the prefrontal cortex) get rewired and that, of course, goes to affect other parts of the brain and nervous system, because it's all interconnected. That's why you hear stories of people getting enlightened after brain damage, substance abuse, Multiple Sclerosis, severe mental illness like depression (Eckhat Tolle), etc. The sense of self gets deactivated and that's what thousands try to achieve through meditation, self-inquiry, psychedelics, etc.

@FlowerNote

@svnzrs Some folks lose a sight of the forest behind the trees.

@Monkey Mind Leo is not repeating it enough. Try 10,000 times to master something great.

@VeganAwake Cool, thanks, will check it out

@VeganAwake Good vid and explanation. Nothing we haven't heard in the forum discussions, though, especially the character in the movie and the wave analogies. Not familiar with the Course in Miracles, so can't comment on that part. But overall what he says in the video resonated.

The key is too pick the right woman who won't look down or try to emasculate her man by leading that kind of life style. One of my neighbors is a home-stay dad, hands-on and seems like handling his responsibilities very well. Their kids seem happy, active, and well taken care of. The mother has a carrier that makes them good living. They travel together as a family, have family and friends over, do picnics, play tennis, basketball, walk outside, go to the beach, etc. The older kid is taking private piano lessons and art classes. I guess as long as all parties involved are happy and content with the arrangement, is all that matters. But I also realize not all men would be able to do this, so to each their own

Yea I hear you. I wouldn't want to be with someone just for their money either. That would be boring

@trenton On a serious note now - by doing 1) what you love, 2) what you're good at, and 3) what will bring you good income/high consumer demand.