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@Pete- Weirdly cool video. Hits some core ideas right. Has little to do with Kriya Yoga originating from Lahiri Mahasaya, though. I am also pro-movement, I like Hatha Yoga the most, but I would refrain from comparing 2 hours of Lahiri's Kriya with 15 minutes of gi gong because it's not what you imagine it to be.

From what teacher? Or books

Every solid meditation method I know has 2 hours requirement. To do Vipassana they encourage you to go on a 10-day retreat and then practice 1 hour in the morning and 1 hour in the evening between the retreats, and they advise at least 1 retreat a year, ideally 4 or something, so yeah, meditation takes up time. Does this have anything to do with reality, have you practiced Kriya Yoga, have you talked with any kriya teacher who told you what is good for which people from their experience? Or is it just pure gossip.

Yeah, but you can do a retreat where you do Maha Mudra all day for a day or three and you should be okay.

@BeHereNow Read my thread, I have done Kriya Yoga retreat at home. 3 hours is not overkilling it if you are semi-advanced and you can get to semi-advanced in 1-3 months if you are serious. Lahiri (the OG kriya yogi) had recommended very big numbers of repetitions for his advanced students. You can basically just do one technique - Maha Mudra - all day. Set a realistic goal like 2 hours a day and then if you have time and a desire to push further, then push further. Just don't do the very advanced techniques all day, but basic Kriya Pranayama and Maha Mudra have virtually no limits.

Trueee I will be honest, sometimes I am the one to be too lazy to really put effort and not the girl. I would like to get more skilled and make the process of making her come more efficient. Does anyone have any course, masterclass, book recommendation for working on sexuality? Materials for couples, preferably.

Ohh, I will miss @Enlightenment. He is the kind of guy to share a video, though. But that's what has made him helpful. Solid, concrete, practical guy.

I say that. Feels better, not is better. And not porn but masturbation in general. And it goes both ways, for girls and for boys. Sex toys are also more intensive feeling than anything you can get in normal sex I think.

Yeah, it exist. Like nuns who choose to be nuns just for the community and to have power over other people. They only care about the "cosplay" aspects of religion. It's not an attack towrds any nun, it's just answers of some of them to the interviews with scientists, which have led to creation of this category of non-spiritual and religious.

Mimosa is not from Australia. Australia has many species of Acacia, Acacia Confusa being one of them. Acacias are legal almost everywhere, but harder to source, as you say, some sellers sell them only in Australia for example, or only from Hawaii to the USA. Mimosa is legal and can be bought in the Netherlands, Spain, the UK, many of the US states, etc. Too many countries to mention them all.

I am not sure what country you live in, but Mimosa Hostilis (the plant is often sold as a purple dye for clothing) is legal in many places and you can use it to extract DMT in your own kitchen. If that's too much, then you can find a seller of already extracted spice on the dark market. Looking for sellers from the same country you are in is smart because it reduces the risk of the package being intercepted to almost zero.

It all depends on one's worldview. Does Tim Ferriss really need your $5 bucks? He is wealthy as fuck. If you subscribe to socialist ideology then it's not immoral for you, because "from each according to his capabilities, to each according to his needs". You will probably make better use of that $5, I guess the only correct answer to the OP question can be given by the OP himself. What do you believe to be true about the world, @Thought Art ?

I would look for another income source. This is the reality of being a writer, especially one writing scientific books. To publish most science books their authors have to PAY to get them published. That means not only do they not earn, they are actually losing money.

Obviously, there are many methods, but the one the most appropriate for a party/social gathering setting seems to be this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BfWWVZqzDxA I have loved using DMT to party, but sadly my friends don't. I prefer it so so so much compared to weed. Weed is nah, just not for me.

Texting through PMs with that person in the past, my guess.

Yeah, but you can get an even better networking oppurtinity at cheaper cost and way more fun at a festival like Burning Man. Festivals are the best. You can even make friends with retreats facilitators there, while on a retreat you would be having a seller-client kind of relationship.

I personally don't count that as cheating. I see now my wording might have not been accurate. By saying I don't believe higher numbers I have meant stuff like 20-30%. But when I think about it now, I have been too conservative with the estimate, indeed. You are right. It's not an important question, but an interesting one. I would like to know real data, genetic tests of very, very large population samples. I don't see that as a break of privacy. I am also a proponent of total transparency of finances, as an example, I think everyone at work should know how much every other person earns. So I am quite radical in regards to privacy. I dream of a world of total transparency, honesty, but we are not ready for it.

@Raptorsin7 I think cheating rate is betwen 1-14%. My best guess 3%. I don't believe higher numbers, because then alnost everyone would have some experience in life with cheating, your friends wpuld be talking about such situations non-stop.

It's no for the most of you guys, it's for the rich (richer) people. Those retreats sell like fresh buns, big money. There are many websites that earn like 10-20k a month from just selling ads for those retreats. If the price seems exorbitant you are just not from the social class this is targeted for. Psychedelic therapy if legalized would be just as pricey for many years, so people would still have to resort to black market or growing their own plants.

@Leo Gura are you talking about smoking from an e-liquid vape?

Any supplements that fund a media business have to be over-priced. If they were to be priced honestly, the business wouldn't have survived from selling them, it would be a supplement business then and it would need to have a consumer base much larger than a pool of viewers of some channel. I am amazed at how Leo is able to sustain Actualized, because the LP course is greatly priced and not a grift, and it's the only course, for how many years now? Many years. I guess a lot of people buy the book list to support the channel.

@softlyblossoming I don't have Muse So I doubt I would be able to help you. I've just watched this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cGzhDIHckzQ

Paid, $15

@Endangered-EGO Have you tried doing your Vipassana on Muse with a Mind Monitor app? It shows the raw eeg data coming out of the Muse, so should be able to train other jhnanas amd not only concentration. I am curious.

Yeah, bizarre as fuck. People just don't value other people's lives. There is no good moral reason why a CEO of a big company earns 2000x what the janitor in the headquarters of that company makes, or 200000x what the lowest paid worker in the supply chain earns. I can assure everyone, that there's no way in hell that he is 200000x more productive than the slave-worker gluing up iPhones. Meritocracy is bullshit, and it always has been, because meritocracy itself is a concept thought up to show how stupid the idea is. The same with pulling yourself up by the bootstraps. I don't know how that ridiculing gets twisted into an affirmation of the system again and again.