MsNobody

I really do feel like we are in a movie, Lars Von Trier and Quentin Tarantino are the directors lol

@Puer Aeternus I think everyone should do once in their life so I vote yes! There is so much to learn about the fears that take over before the jump, we suffer so much in anticipation, once you jump it’s boom, total freedom, silence and euphoria. It’s funny because I was always so anxious in my jumps, but once around jump #18 I started finally relaxing into the surrender, then right after I deployed my parachute, there was a cloud with a huge rainbow inside it very close to me, it was so pristine and mesmerizing, so precious, like God was rewarding me for surrendering fully and relaxing into that feeling. So much to learn about letting go, about getting in sync with the flow of life, about having deep faith and active surrender.

Ahhh I love this! Skydiving will bring all the fears to the surface. It’s such a healthy way to get close to death and contemplate our own mortality. I got my license to jump solo in the beginning of the year, my whole journey with skydiving has been for personal development purposes. Every time I’m about to jump off the plane it’s always an encounter with the ego, with the lower self, like a little sneaky animal that has been exposed, all the voices start screaming nonsense, then I need to toughen up and just jump, to find courage where there is none, it builds character lol Skydiving has helped me so much with confidence. I failed level 3 twice (there are 7 levels and 25 jumps) I had to work really hard in my insecurities, my internal talk, in the lower self telling me I’m not capable, not to mention the hardcore visualization work that I had to do. When I finally passed level three I can’t even put into words, it was one of the happiest moments in my life, and you would think the day I got the license would be the happiest, but no, the difficult of getting through the fear and insecurity barrier of that beginning phase ugh so difficult but satisfying, I’m so proud of myself. skydivers are the best crowd of people I know, they are so appreciative of life, they respect death and live life fully. It took me two years to get my license so I’ve been to many drop zones and talked to a lot of people, much respect for the sport. Its funny that you mentioned the jumping out of the plane part (which is the scariest aspect of the dive) because I always ask experienced skydivers what is the best part for them, most of them talk about the moment where the doors open and it’s time to jump, that silence and focus that fills the air, each person facing themselves, fighting their fears while simultaneously being fully present and there for themselves. It’s truly amazing. Do you think about getting the AFF license? here is the pic!! Cheers to facing our fears and playing with death

@Someone here there is a genocide happening buddy. Would you be so kind to open up a space for us to feel or is it more comfortable to invite us into your world of indifference? Children are starving to death for fucks sake, as José Saramago would say - If you have a heart made of steel, ENJOY IT. Mine is made of flesh, and it bleeds every day.

I was just seeing this too, unbelievable that this is happening in 2025, so depressing.

Such a great talk!! Thank you

Is there a thread about this? Its so cringeee lol oligarchs be oligarching https://www.theguardian.com/culture/2025/apr/15/blue-origin-space-flight-criticism

@Leo Gura he said he will remove the ads too, hopefully his focus is not money. Curious to see how things will unfold and for how long he will be capable to prioritize his authenticity

He destroyed Joe Dispenza lol

@Leo Gura that would be amazing, thank you!!

@Leo Gura I can wait to watch, never contemplated the topic before watching but I’ll definitely do that. I just think the forum is a very rich place with many different minds and perspectives and it would be beautiful to contemplate and discuss. I didn’t know you didn’t like to reveal the topic. Thank you for responding.

@Leo Gura is there any way for you to open threads with future topics of new YouTube videos for us to contemplate before you post the topic all chewed up in a silver platter for us? I so much appreciate your videos but when I watch them I feel like they are cheat codes that I would not get there in anyway by myself, they are so in depth and I feel undeserving of them because I didn’t do the mental work to get to where you are at. I’m not talking about comparison but if you could post the topic for us to discuss and see where our minds are at in certain topics it would be good to open a little window of independent thinking before we receive the load if information. I’ve seen you doing that for other videos and would like to know future topics you are bringing. im just trying to exercise my mind so I don’t get mentally lazy and take everything from your videos as an ideology. Not sure where you are going or where you are at but I’m fully aware where I’m at, it’s humbling lol I have lots of ground to go, but I want to develop my mind to the way of thinking and not the subject itself. Not sure you understand me. thank you!

@Emerald wow, that was a quite refreshing to read after the sick comments in the thread. Beautifully said.

@Hojo yes it's the ego trying to get some control and attaching to an old self to survive, like a velcro, it goes on attaching to all things: Jesus, Trump Maga or whatever god will free him from his responsibilities as a human and man, to change he will have to accept the death of his current persona. People like him are like a glitch, I feel like he will be spiraling on this for decades. @Leo Gura Indeed reading @integrals message was a breath of fresh air.