Leo , Conscious Leadership Episode ?

[Past-Philosopher-562]

Hey Leo,

You've previously mentioned doing an episode on conscious leadership, and considering how relevant this topic has become in today's world, it's been on my mind a lot lately. I hope I'm not intruding, but I wanted to share something before you dive into it on your end.

I'm currently exploring this area on my own and have been reflecting on the best approach to deepen my understanding. I’ve been wondering:
Would it be more effective to contemplate and derive insights from my own direct experiences—both the successful and less successful leadership attempts—and try to connect those with self-actualized principles?
Or would it be better to start by reading and gradually gathering knowledge from external sources before forming conclusions?

I'm leaning toward a more introspective approach initially before you upload yours

[Past-Philosopher-562]

@Leo Gura

[Leo Gura]

It's always good to do your own independent contemplations before you jump into the group-think on a topic.

It takes more time and work but your mind is actually getting used.

Edited April 15 by Leo Gura

[Past-Philosopher-562]

@Leo Gura @Leo GuraDo you think the traits of a conscious leader, as you'll explore in your future episode, would integrate the most radical insights from your experience of God-realization, nondual states of mind, and the ability to access knowing through both being and a state of not-knowing? or it would be more structure rather than the content that this conscious leader would have . 

[Leo Gura]

12 minutes ago, Past-Philosopher-562 said:

would integrate the most radical insights from your experience of God-realization, nondual states of mind, and the ability to access knowing through both being and a state of not-knowing?

That would be beyond what I call conscious leadership. That would be Awakened/mystical leadership or sagehood.

In the way I frame things, conscious leadership does not require Awakening. But obviously if you incorporate Awakening into it, it becomes much more powerful.

We construct these categories. We can construct them in various ways.

Edited April 15 by Leo Gura

[Past-Philosopher-562]

@Leo Gura What would be the difference please ? - Like what would the awakened / mystical leadership or sagehood be able to do that a consciouss leader can't ? - I really want a glimse if you can share .

[Leo Gura]

A sage/mystic is able to see Good/Truth/corruption like no ordinary human can.

It's a much higher intelligence.

[Past-Philosopher-562]

@Leo Gura Thank you for the information . this is so good . I appreciate you time