Leo's Blog Discussion Mega-Thread

[Davino]

3 hours ago, Leo Gura said:

It is possible to do high consciousness collectives, but this is a very specialized niche. You must be prepared to sink years of effort into doing it well.

I've been months founding and being part of a think tank, which has lead me to see the power of high quality conscious minds coming all together and generating insights.

Imagine a million Alien minds coming together and contemplating. You think not to lose instead of winning big...

[Leo Gura]

7 minutes ago, Davino said:

you should also talk about the benefits of collective intelligence, how much you've done that?

That's why I shared Game B sources with you.

Why would I share Schmachtenberger's or Hall's or Vervaeke's work if I didn't see value in it?

[Davino]

41 minutes ago, Leo Gura said:

That's why I shared Game B sources with you.

Why would I share Schmachtenberger's or Hall's or Vervaeke's work if I didn't see value in it?

I see. You usually don't make the collective benefit part explicit.

Edited Saturday at 04:49 PM by Davino

[Raze]

@Leo Gura have you read the wholeness process by Connie Andreas

[Happy Lizard]

On 4/18/2025 at 1:54 PM, Leo Gura said:

The whole point is that that doesn't work.

Actualized.org is different in kind from Christianity.

Don't you think I understood the problems of religion and ideology when I created Actualized.org, and designed Actualized.org to side-step those problems?

Actualized.org does not ask you to believe in any spiritual thing. It only asks you to question everything to the bone. You can deconstruct Actualized.org. That doesn't contradict Actualized.org. The only goal here is to free your mind until your mind goes infinite. Which is what religion ought to have always been, but never was.

@Leo Gura imagine Wikipedia in 3015:

Leonism is a religion centered around the figure of Leo Gura, a religious leader who reportedly threw a brick at a Wall Street building, claiming to be God, and was subsequently killed by one of his forum moderators.

[Eskilon]

2 hours ago, Happy Lizard said:

Leonism is a religion centered around the figure of Leo Gura, a religious leader who reportedly threw a brick at a Wall Street building, claiming to be God, and was subsequently killed by one of his forum moderators.

Leo Gurism 

The 3000's religion lmao.

Edited Sunday at 04:02 AM by Eskilon

[EternalForest]

The manosphere might be low consciousness but it was created as a response to low consciousness women taking advantage of men. It takes two to tango

[Leo Gura]

21 minutes ago, EternalForest said:

it was created as a response to low consciousness women taking advantage of men.

No.

This is delusion.

[Husseinisdoingfine]

About the blog about university sociopaths, the book and movie, American Psycho, was precisely about and a critique of these Ivy League monsters that later go into banking and finance. 

 

[LoneWonderer]

@Husseinisdoingfine don't call them monsters, they are just like you and I. If you were in their position you would've taken the high paying jobs too. I went to school with many such individuals who ended up in Ivy league colleges in the US. They aren't bad people, they're just not conscious of their decisions, societal and family pressure play huge roles and when you're a young graduate you are like any young person lost and without direction so often you succumb to family and societal pressure and take that job for Lockheed Martin. If you're from an average Uni broke AF and some random company offered you a well paying job of course you'd take that. Have more understanding for the situations of others.

[Ulax]

15 hours ago, Leo Gura said:

No.

This is delusion.

I don’t think it’s so black and white.

I’d say part of the manosphere’s rise is to do with some low consciousness women disrespecting men in a romantic context.

[Ulax]

17 minutes ago, LoneWonderer said:

@Husseinisdoingfine don't call them monsters, they are just like you and I. If you were in their position you would've taken the high paying jobs too. I went to school with many such individuals who ended up in Ivy league colleges in the US. They aren't bad people, they're just not conscious of their decisions, societal and family pressure play huge roles and when you're a young graduate you are like any young person lost and without direction so often you succumb to family and societal pressure and take that job for Lockheed Martin. If you're from an average Uni broke AF and some random company offered you a well paying job of course you'd take that. Have more understanding for the situations of others.

I think you make fair points about people who graduate from these elite universities. I went to a very elite uni myself and I think similarly to you. Though I did notice a fair amount of them seemed very driven by status and pure success. But there were a mix of characters and many I only knew via their persona.

But I disagree with your point about people from an average uni. Many might take that offer but many wouldn’t imo. As with the character of elite uni grads it’s not so black and white imo

Edited Sunday at 07:53 PM by Ulax

[Leo Gura]

6 minutes ago, Ulax said:

low consciousness women disrespecting men in a romantic context.

That isn't a serious thing.

Men simply aren't given any resources or training on how to be men.

[Leo Gura]

14 minutes ago, LoneWonderer said:

@Husseinisdoingfine don't call them monsters, they are just like you and I. If you were in their position you would've taken the high paying jobs too. I went to school with many such individuals who ended up in Ivy league colleges in the US. They aren't bad people, they're just not conscious of their decisions, societal and family pressure play huge roles and when you're a young graduate you are like any young person lost and without direction so often you succumb to family and societal pressure and take that job for Lockheed Martin. If you're from an average Uni broke AF and some random company offered you a well paying job of course you'd take that. Have more understanding for the situations of others.

The banality of evil is the point.

Corruption rarely looks like evil. It hides itself as business-as-usual. Corruption is rarely this monstrous, grandiose thing. It's ordinary.

Edited Sunday at 07:51 PM by Leo Gura

[Ulax]

Just now, Leo Gura said:

That isn't a serious thing.

Men simply aren't given any resources or training on how to be men.

Well we can disagree. 

I’m confident that low consciousness disrespect is a factor. Perhaps not the biggest factor but a factor nonetheless.

[Davino]

2 minutes ago, Leo Gura said:

The banality of evil is the point.

Corruption rarely looks like evil. It hides itself as business-as-usual. Corruption is rarely this monstrous, grandiose thing. It's ordinary.

Oh, I never saw evil through that angle, the ordinary deceiving quality of it. That's an interesting avenue for contemplation.

[Leo Gura]

People don't even know how to see corruption. They don't have the consciousness to see it. They are blind because they've never seen Truth/God.

The reason I talk about corrupt so much is because I see it everywhere I look. Like an eagle flying over a cesspool. The frogs in the pool cannot see it.

Edited Sunday at 08:04 PM by Leo Gura

[Raze]

28 minutes ago, Leo Gura said:

That isn't a serious thing.

Then where do all the bitter men come from? They become that way after being tricked or manipulated by women up to divorce.

[Leo Gura]

5 minutes ago, Raze said:

Then where do all the bitter men come from? They become that way after being tricked or manipulated by women up to divorce.

Are you serous?

They come from men not getting laid, getting rejected, childhood trauma, lack of personal responsibility, wasting life playing video games, and getting lost down toxic ideological online rabbit holes.

Do some men get burned in divorce? Sure. But so do women. Divorce is bad for all involved. And divorce already assumes you got some skills attracting women.

Men are mostly bitter because they have not learned how to socialize. Learning to socialize is hard work so it's much easier to just sit online and blame women.

Many men are bitter because they don't have good looks and they believe this makes it impossible to date.

Edited Sunday at 08:24 PM by Leo Gura

[The Crocodile]

@Leo Gura I challenge you to try picking up men. It's much easier.

 

Edited Sunday at 09:14 PM by The Crocodile