Leo Gura

The percentages this test gives are definitely wrong. Just ignore that. Look only at the raw number.

@Setzer901 You're being too dense to get it. Good luck with that.

Classic case of misusing and misunderstanding psychedelics. Congrats! You learned nothing.

I'm not saying it's baseless. I was only correcting that one point. Since I haven't watched the whole thing I have no comment about its baselessness.

This does sorta prove my point that everyone acts from good intentions. Everyone think's they're an angel while being a devil.

I think this test is God's way of trolling us

@FlyingLotus Awesome work!

Something does seem off about this test. How can a score of 1.5 be above average? Is average like a 1.2? This doesn't feel right. Are people really such care bears? Since this is a self-reported test people probably over-estimate their own empathy because no ego wants to admit being a careless monster. This is why most selfishness is done unconsciously. If you give this test to the Taliban or a Nazi they will probably score a 1.2

Stop spreading this nonsense. You are being part of the problem.

Contraction into ego self. I've always been extremely sensitive about being watched. I would more describe it as: Ego desires God and goes seeking God when not distracted. If I'm meditating then I'm basically focusing on God, so your question doesn't make sense. A mudra actually distracts me from God. I don't like confining God to some silly mudra. To be focused on a mudra is not consciousness of God because it is not holistic enough. Of course it is a part of God, but to confine God to a mudra just feels wrong to me. The best way to focus on God is to either focus directly on the I. Or focus on the entire visual field as a whole. Or on pure consciousness itself.

He meditated for YEARS! Stop giving people false hope.

Not gonna watch the whole thing, just skimmed a few parts. I don't get to control the order in which I talk about things in an interview. That's all on Curt. If I had it my way, I would talk about things in a very different order because it's too radical for newbie to accept. But if I was stubborn about order in an interview I would be accused of dodging all the questions. Curt's order of questioning is all over the place, so newbies should expect to get totally confused. Curt is not asking questions on behalf of the audience, he's asking questions for his own personal understanding, so it doesn't really serve the audience. He calls it "office hours". Office hours ain't gonna teach no newbie about the ultimate nature of reality. Imagine trying to learn calculus via "office hours". That's a joke. It cannot work.

Part 2 recording tomorrow.

Be careful boiling down all this work to a single achievement or bucket. We are doing much more here than hitting some bucket. There are many aspects of God to realize and integrate. There are many states to explore. There is tons of personal development work to be done. There is tons of material to learn and understand. There are many aspects of one's life to develop and build out. And there is no particular order in which these things ought to be done. And not all roads lead to the same destination.

And it took Rupert Spira 20 years.

Notice that you're actually not aware of yourself as "Endangered-Ego" until you focus your awareness on it. You actually forget your human self while you're going about your day, doing mundane tasks. But if I stop you and ask you, Do you know you are Endangered-Ego? You will say, of course. It's the same way for me with God. When I'm doing mundane tasks, the notion of me being God drops away. But if I stop and ask myself, "Am I God?", the answer is, "Of course! All this is God." I can sort of focus my awareness on various facets of God. I can look at a chair and notice the fact that a chair is God, or I can notice the fact that it is Love, or I can notice the fact that is Nothingness, or I can notice the fact that it is Infinity, or I can notice the fact that it is Me, or I can notice the fact that it is all those things simultaneously, or I can just see it as a boring old chair (which is how I typically experience chairs). It usually take a slight bit of effort to see a chair as God. I can't lose interest in God. I am endlessly interested in it. If I just sit around or stand around in line, I can't help noticing things as parts of God. This fills with me endless curiosity and wonder. But I'm not constantly doing this because I got business handle. When I'm lost in the flow of doing business, I'm not aware of God, in the same way that you are not aware of your human self when you're in flow. So it does take some self-reflective effort to notice God. Even though God is always present. Notice that you're not aware of your ass most of the time until you focus on your ass.

I don't take the notion "someone is enlightened" seriously. This is a silly way to reduce infinite consciousness. People who say such things have no clue how diverse and deep consciousness goes. Also, keep in mind, I run a business here. I'm not a full time monk. People who typically pursue enlightenment are not simultaneously leading thousands of people in personal development. I have a life purpose I'm pursuing which takes up most of my time and has nothing to do with enlightenment. I also deal with serious health conditions while doing all the above.

I have not achieved "total enlightenment." Be careful with such assumptions. Whatever that means anyway. All I'm saying is that I've experienced infinite consciousness, and you can too. Which is true.

1) Let go of chasing after bliss. Focus on deepening your comprehension of Truth, regardless of how it feels. Don't be driven by positive feelings because they don't always come. 2) Explore other psychedelics you have not yet tried. Don't get stuck on one psychedelic.

Pretty much. - - - - - - - Bashar's insights are legit.

Yes there is. But at the same time I can focus in on Absolute Truth and awareness of myself as God. It's God selfing as a Leo.

It feels like becoming a superconducting mouthpiece for God. You get into this slick groove and words flow out of you like honey. Completely effortless. I never normally feel that way. Even on 5-MeO-DMT I don't feel that way. There is a special state one has to enter, probably something involving the verbal parts of the brain. The verbals are supercharged. Like your verbal IQ goes up 2000%.

Whatever you think exists or doesn't, if you think it's more than one thing, you're wrong.

My intuition

No happiness in it. It's tradgic. But also serves an important lesson so deserves to be shown.