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Read this book https://easypeasymethod.org/ and read it multiple times until you are 100% sure you will never watch porn again. Briefly what this book does is explain why you still watch porn is because you believe there is an upside to watching it, so you mope about trying to quit using willpower. You believe you are at least getting pleasure from it. The book explains how you are getting nothing from porn. It's literally like drinking poison, not only do you get nothing but you ruin yourself in the process as you've seen in your life already. Using the easy peasy method you won't need willpower because you will stop being a porn user right after you finish your last session and you will understand why after you read it. It might not click on the first read so read it again and really feel what's being said. Many men have succeeded using this method and what you notice is that there is not a huge community around it like NoFap, because they have no reason to hang around online moping about their addiction. Since they solved that part of life they just move on with it. NoFap is a big community because it's just a bunch of addicts pretending they want to quit, but secretly they don't really want to.

I've made massive strides in life recently, went from borderline having agoraphobia to getting a nice IT job and getting rid of most of my depression and anxiety. I've done this mostly on my own, just by following people like Leo and reading books. I'm extremely introverted and I can't even bring myself to be a part of an internet community so now I want to involve other people more in my journey. I'm looking for recommendations on workshops, seminars, coaching, retreats. Basically anything that would be a wise investment of time and money into my personal development. Keep in mind I'm in Europe and I'm 23 if that's of any importance. I wouldn't mind going to Asia though. I already invested a lot in books and psychedelics, but I'm open to any and all suggestions. Areas in my life that need the most improvement is relationships/dating/social skills. I'm also open to anything about enlightenment, LoA, success, entrepreneurship etc. The other option is just to solo travel to some other cultures and see some beautiful places. That would also be valuable, but I have no idea where to go.

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@see_on_see True, but I didn't force myself into software. I'm just flowing with my natural strengths and here I'm exploring the possibilities. I'm mostly asking this question because I can never see myself as doing this purely for money while most of this industry revolves around it. I might end up using software purely for artistic expression, which is probably the most enlightened thing to do with it. If my vision is ultimately to expand consciousness I'll probably do it through art and philosophy, but I there is probably some untapped potential in technology to use it as a tool for spirituality.

@molosku Hit me up if you need help with developing it, I would love to work on projects like that. Also look at my post above. It would be so cool to have a team of devs that value stuff like this. Yes, but people like Leo talked me into meditating when I was way down in the dumps. Takes a real wizard to do that. Now I want to be that for other people.

I would rather propose materialist worldview as a major issue, educate people about it and show the statistics of things caused by materialism like mass consumerism, broken relationships, drug abuse, suicides etc. Then I would offer spirituality as a solution. Not just my way of spirituality but list all the possible ways to evolve as a human. Maybe make some tests, take into account types of personality and spiral stages and offer personalized solutions. Create whole paths from one stage to the next even. I would create a book list. Be affiliated with some green companies and promote their products. Maybe a blog where I would heavily promote meditation, psychedelics and visioning/imagination. Statistics and forecasts would be the most powerful software part. When you see global statistics it really hits you. For example my country has a big migration issue and I saw that by 2050 there could be 1 million people less in the country than today if we don't fix this (1 million is a big deal in a small country like mine). How's that @Leo Gura ?

https://www.theworldcounts.com/ This website looks interesting. It's presenting global issues and offering some ideas of how individuals can create change by changing themselves. I think this is the right direction but it needs more work.

@LastThursday The forecasting idea actually sounds amazing. Although executing that is way above me right now it's useful to have grander visions like this. I can't be motivated by animating hamburger menus and centering buttons forever. Not even video games excite me anymore because all I can see in them is wasted time. @Leo Gura I can't think of anything that would move people up the spiral other than a meditation app. People who are using a meditation app are already open enough they would probably find their way up on their own, what about closed people? Is the solution always to lure people in with promises of some lower stage results and then cook them like frogs in the pot until they find themselves in higher stages? Maybe software that measures stages of development would be useful somehow, but then again why would anyone listen to it. The importance of marketing is starting to dawn on me. And you have to bullshit people even if it's for their own good lol.

I'm wondering how would that look like. I'm on the path of becoming a programmer and I'm aware the world of software is +90% stage orange capitalism and technological advancement wankery. There is some green in renewable energy stuff and what not but that's a minority for sure. I'm not a spiral wizard myself, but I assume yellow software would systematically create solutions that would benefit everyone, not just trees or wallets. Crypto currency seems yellow to me but it's used for orange purposes mostly. I don't know I'm babbling here, what do you guys think? Any yellow programmers here?

@Ampresus I used to read books like that. I never gained anything until I started actively contemplate what I read. I think because we were taught in school that's important to remember everything you read we start reading PD books like that. Somehow remembering what you read in a book is supposed to change you. You need a vision and life experience so you automatically start picking the right books and everything you read starts looking relevant to your life. I don't know how to explain contemplation, try watching Leo's video on it. Metaphorically speaking it's like chewing on information in order to absorb the knowledge nutrients. I'm not even joking, you can feel yourself soaking up that precious wisdom juice. On topic, most important books I ever read: Most of 5 star books on Leo's book list Other than that: The Alabaster Girl - Zan Perrion Letting Go - David R. Hawkins Everything by Neville Goddard (I mean literally every single book he wrote) Reality Transurfing - Vadim Zeland The Mind Illuminated - Culadasa

@Peo Everyone has different trips on everything. On DPT it seems like you go through some deep mind purification and what kind of shit people have experienced, repressed or whatever varies wildly, hence different weird experiences. Other psychedelics also make you deal with your "stuff", but DPT sounds like it doesn't hold back it just shows you how you imagined all the so called evil shit on all levels of consciousness. Others that are already very purified just go straight into the mind of God. People like Leo who already understands evil doesn't exist on a deep level probably won't experience weird shit at all and even if he does he won't interpret anything that's happening in the trip as outside of himself and trying to hurt him. In any case I think it's still beneficial to go through those weird trips as long as you have some theoretical foundation on non-duality. I have yet to try DPT, but other psychedelics give me a lot of intuition on this stuff.

When it's dark and I'm feeling tuned to the Infinite, I literally start seeing subtle fractal geometry at the center of my visual field. I also notice much more "visual noise" and I think my perception of color is permanently enhanced which is pretty nice. I think it comes down to the insane amount of focus psychedelics give you that starts ripping through the veil of materialism. Also "If you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change.". So seeing shit without psychedelics sounds pretty normal to me if you meditate.

Holy shit! This thread is going to make me start watching anime, never knew they could be so deep. The thing I loved about anime is how they exaggerate everything to portray emotions and details about life, you just can't do that in movies. I thought Ghost in a Shell is as deep as it gets though and never researched in depth about anime because of course it looks like more of a distraction.

Sorta, but it's so much more radical than what people usually mean by LoA. I don't like that word applied to God's creative capacity. This is that radical level of LoA (stupid term). Dude basically lectured people that they are God and created everything just by imagining it being real.