Connor Murphy got another documentary made on him with more Leo namedrops

[Scholar]

 

 

[Leo Gura]

These kinda videos are exactly what Connor wants. He's just an online attention whore who will do anything for clicks.

Once you understand that, then there's no more puzzlement about his odd and ridiculous behavior.

The real story here is how social media culture enables this kind behavior with sick incentives.

The solution is to stop giving attention to people who do things purely for online attention. Not to give them more attention. But the social media sickness goes so deep that the people who cover Connor's antics are also fishing for clicks by milking drama. So here we are.

While all this is happening no one is actually realizing they are God. Such are the workings of Maya.

Edited February 24 by Leo Gura

[Scholar]

1 minute ago, Leo Gura said:

These kinda videos are exactly what Conor wants. He's just an online attention whore who will do anything for clicks.

Once you understand that, then there's no more puzzlement about his odd and ridiculous behavior.

The real story here is how social media culture enables this kind behavior with sick incentives.

The internet is becoming like a leech filled pond in which parasitic leeches feed on each other to survive. Turkey Tom is a leech, Connor is a leech, AI is leeching, Crypto is leeching, most content that is produces is in some way leeching, I mean just look at reaction content.

 

It truly demonstrates why most animals in nature are self-serving thieves who steal the calories others have put hard work into to produce.

[Leo Gura]

With king leech in the White House.

[Scholar]

@Emerald

Connor is a good example of ones fear defining one, in relation to ones reaction to those fears.

 

Connor Murphy's desire to be unashamed, to be able to be as crazy as he wants without feeling any peer pressure, to be free, is a direct result of his social anxiety.

What is interesting is that, in essence, he has not freed himself from his peer pressure, but rather, he has transmuted it, he has inversed it and therefore is still defined by it. The fact that he is so obsessed with being weird, coming across as strange and unhinged, because he doesn't care about what people think of him, is still a form of existence which has been shaped by his fear.

 

It's not centered, rather it is just a reaction. The egoic structure in question has not dissolved, but has inversed itself. This is why all spiritual pursuits, and their results, are inherently and necessarily a result of ones nature. There is no such thing as an existence which can free itself completely from this, because any form of existence must define itself through such an illusion of duality.

 

This is why the obsession with "higher consciousness", the dismissal of "ego" and "duality", in and of itself necessarily is defined by the very thing it seeks to reject or dismiss.

If higher consciousness were not a reaction to lower consciousness, you could not even refer to such a thing as higher consciousness. This means higher consciousness is an illusion.

 

 

Another good example of this is a human taking psychedelics, and then exclaiming "I am God!". That exclamation is evidence of the humanity still present (in terms of the illusion) of the individuals making that statement. It's a profoundly human reaction to the dissolution of certain egoic structures. 

Edited February 24 by Scholar

[Leo Gura]

18 minutes ago, Scholar said:

This means higher consciousness is an illusion.

But it isn't.

Connor is a great example of how spiritual concepts can be bastardized and twisted into a monstrous mess.

Edited February 24 by Leo Gura

[Scholar]

28 minutes ago, Leo Gura said:

But it isn't.

Connor is a great example of how spiritual concepts can be bastardized and twisted into a monstrous mess.

That doesn't change that it's an illusion. It only makes sense in relation to the construct that you are, which in the end just relates, as you know, to survival.

[Leo Gura]

It is not an illusion.

You got things upside down.

Edited February 25 by Leo Gura

[Princess Arabia]

54 minutes ago, Scholar said:

@Emerald

Connor is a good example of ones fear defining one, in relation to ones reaction to those fears.

 

Connor Murphy's desire to be unashamed, to be able to be as crazy as he wants without feeling any peer pressure, to be free, is a direct result of his social anxiety.

What is interesting is that, in essence, he has not freed himself from his peer pressure, but rather, he has transmuted it, he has inversed it and therefore is still defined by it. The fact that he is so obsessed with being weird, coming across as strange and unhinged, because he doesn't care about what people think of him, is still a form of existence which has been shaped by his fear.

 

It's not centered, rather it is just a reaction. The egoic structure in question has not dissolved, but has inversed itself. This is why all spiritual pursuits, and their results, are inherently and necessarily a result of ones nature. There is no such thing as an existence which can free itself completely from this, because any form of existence must define itself through such an illusion of duality.

 

This is why the obsession with "higher consciousness", the dismissal of "ego" and "duality", in and of itself necessarily is defined by the very thing it seeks to reject or dismiss.

If higher consciousness were not a reaction to lower consciousness, you could not even refer to such a thing as higher consciousness. This means higher consciousness is an illusion.

 

 

Another good example of this is a human taking psychedelics, and then exclaiming "I am God!". That exclamation is evidence of the humanity still present (in terms of the illusion) of the individuals making that statement. It's a profoundly human reaction to the dissolution of certain egoic structures. 

Amen

[Hojo]

Pretty much people who God gave good lives too will awaken and see they did it and it will make them go harder and harder. You are supposed to awaken quietly then reconfigure your mind. He's not doing that he's pushing things harder. He awaken and is still trying to impress people. Thats showing something. If you are actually seeking you will not like life you will see there is nothing for you but you will still love it cause it has meaning.

Edited February 25 by Hojo

[Jayson G]

2 hours ago, Leo Gura said:

But it isn't.

Connor is a great example of how spiritual concepts can be bastardized and twisted into a monstrous mess.

@Leo Gura Ironically, he's been a great example of how not to be irresponsible with drugs and the misuse of mind. I think people will benefit from seeing what not to do in life, this trap, to lead a better life. 

Even the call you had with him was a stark contrast between immaturity and maturity, it was inspiring in a way to live a healthier more mature life.

I always wondered though why you were so patient with him on the call. I get that you wanted to convey your point to not bring you into his mess but clearly he was only focused on his own agenda. 

[Leo Gura]

20 minutes ago, Jayson G said:

I always wondered though why you were so patient with him on the call.

The only reason I spoke to him is because he lied to me that he was going to kill himself. I spoke to him to save his life.

Edited February 25 by Leo Gura

[Jayson G]

12 minutes ago, Leo Gura said:

The only reason I spoke to him is because he lied to me that he was going to kill himself. I spoke to him to save his life.

@Leo Gura I could tell you were trying to help him but didn't know he lied about such a thing. I think he went too far down an abyss to make his way out unfortunately. 

[OBEler]

36 minutes ago, Leo Gura said:

The only reason I spoke to him is because he lied to me that he was going to kill himself. I spoke to him to save his life.

@Scholar 

@Leo Gura this interview was very good and necessary because Connor Murphy for whatever reason he had wanted to damage the image of actualized.org. Or he just wanted to test the limits of his crazy behavior to go full maniac on YouTube in all directions.

He also did some good things. I think he really wanted to teach his followers something about their own egos and social anxiety. For me it was more like art.

He would have great potential spiritually. Unfortunately he wasted too much energy into this project and he probably exhausted himself. He looks good and had success. This can make one blind of ones own bias. 

Edited February 25 by OBEler

[cetus]

Connor Murphy got another documentary made on him with more Leo namedrops

Obviously for free promotion. That's not what we're here for. This topic is locked.

[OBEler]

I think we can talk about him here and can learn lessons about his behavior.  But that's up to Leo, he banned content of Connor Murphy.

Edited February 25 by OBEler