When Are We Getting the Promised Book List Update?

[Rilles]

@Opo @diamondpenguin @itachi uchiha

I recommend choosing a topic, for example non-duality and then Googling "non-duality goodreads". You can find alot of books this way. 

 

Example:

https://www.goodreads.com/shelf/show/non-duality

[DocWatts]

Since I see some book recommendations popping up, I've been interested in learning more about the Buddhist philosopher Nagarjuna. Anyone familiar enough with the subject to toss a book recommendation my way?

[longusername12345]

On 11/12/2021 at 8:49 PM, Leo Gura said:

Yes, I plan on updating it but not sure when. No promises on time frame.

Fuck yeah, out of curiosity, how frequently do you read? How many books do you go through in a year?

[longusername12345]

On 11/12/2021 at 6:07 AM, itachi uchiha said:

I am capable of finding 5/5 books on my own.thank god.everyone should develop this ability with patience and stop relying only on leo

You don't HAVE to read anything but there is definitely truth to this, most of the most profound life-changing books I've found on my own and not all from one book list. From my experience, it's all about what resonates with you. If it feels magical and exciting in a sense, then you're way more likely to pay attention to the messages in the book, apply it to direct experience, and enjoy it more! Finding a good book is like searching for treasure and coolest treasure imo isn't just in one place handed to you. But Leo's booklist is a great foundation and I'm excited to try to read them all.

 

On 11/12/2021 at 10:35 PM, itachi uchiha said:

@Opo for success

Best books =

Mastery by robert greene, george leonard,tiny habits by bj fogg.u only need these 3 books for success.believe me i am super obsessed about this topic.rest are all just an addition not a requirement

For social interaction 

Books recommended at the  end of redpill handbook 2nd edition pdf.all of robert greene works.leos book on social intelligence is garbage compared to those books

Early retirement extreme by jacob lund fisker(i did not read it.it is in my todo list and is said to be gold) for ideas on retiring early

 

https://modernmachiavelli.com/what-would-machiavelli-read-ultimate-reading-list-of-power/

The site above has a very good books on the topic of aquiring power

 

For law of attraction read in that order

1)everything by nevile goddard

2)everything by florence scovel shinn

3)everything by abraham hicks

4)start watching all of abraham hicks video

 

 

 

 

 

Osho, Adyahsanti, and Ramaji have sum powerful ass books.

On 11/13/2021 at 6:43 AM, DocWatts said:

Since I see some book recommendations popping up, I've been interested in learning more about the Buddhist philosopher Nagarjuna. Anyone familiar enough with the subject to toss a book recommendation my way?

The Fundamental Wisdom of The Middle Way looks like a good starting place.