Leo Gura

Yup

It has always been imaginary for everyone.

There is no such thing as winning or losing, you only imagine there is.

Death is imaginary.

P.S. The most alpha thing you can ever do is love unconditionally. Only then do you have infinite power.

God is beta? Ahahahahah....... Have you not heard? I am the Alpha and the Omega, the first and the last, the beginning and the end.

Many psychedelics have healing properties, but this one feels better suited for that than 5-MeO-DMT. But remember, these are my subjective experiences. Your results may vary. I'm just giving my basic impressions here. I have not done 30 trips of it. It's not physically dangerous from what I can tell. No more so than 5-MeO. How recklessly you decide to use it is another matter.

I'm not against smoking it but I wanted a smoother entry and longer duration. A 30 second launch into hyperspace is not ideal for our work. I also don't like blasting my lungs with hot smoke.

It is not in the 5-MeO class.

If you intentionally try to give yourself cancer, maybe with enough effort you can. There's no safety for fools.

@Sev How can you be sure that the pesticides in your salad aren't giving you cancer? Most psychedelics have been used by many thousands of people safely. In fact they are healing substances. Some research chems are known to be dangerous, but not the one I'm talking about. Of course if you want 100% guarantees then don't take anything ever, including your tap water. I would be more worried about the food you eat giving you cancer than that psychedelics will somehow poison you. When you take a substance you can generally feel if it is healthy or not. Some substances feel dirty and you don't even want to redo them. Alexander Shulgin personally synthesized and tested over 100 new psychedelics on himself. So it's not like I am the first person testing this stuff. It's all been tested long before me. I am merely picking out the cream of the crop for purposes of nonduality. Imagine inventing 100 new psychedelics and testing them all on yourself! The first human to ever try them! Now that's terrifying. Shulgin lived to 88.

@Shin Saddam Hussein would skin Tolle alive and use his pelt for a living room rug. Beware of casting pearls before swine

@Shin It's not bad per se. Just absurd, as this will fall on deaf ears. One bad thing about it is that it make Rubin's show seem more legitimate than it really is. As an extreme example imagine Eckhart Tolle interviewed by Saddam Hussein. Kinda silly.

I have some news to report on this topic. Unfortunately plugging does not seem to work well for N,N-DMT. Up to 50mg produces almost no effect. So if plugging does work it will take 100mg-200mg, which is quite a lot of substance. Rather wasteful and not too comfortable on the ol bum. Tis a shame. Seems like N,N-DMT is one of the few psychedelics that does not plug well. Snorting it is quite nasty and doesn't produce a decent high. You'd have to snort a LOT of it and it burns like hell, even in salt form, nevermind the freebase. The drip is vile. 5-MeO-DMT is far more pleasant to snort.

There isn't a difference really. It is Nothing even as it is being Everything.

@tsuki Maybe I should say: get Mommy to feed it to you from her tit and sing you a lullaby.

@AdamDiC Well... it is a bit gross and unhygienic to be throwing up on other people. That part of his routine is unnecessary in my book.

The only method I've tried is plugging. And it works great. But it can also be snorted, smoked, and so on, like most substances. It even works orally, but this method wastes too much substance so it's not worth it. Plugging is perfect. It comes on silky smooth and lasts a long time and it is still powerful enough for a ++++ breakthrough experience.

Yes, it's a bit like that. Every part of your body will want to vibrate -- in a good way. It feels liberating.

@possibilities I am aware of Langan's theories, but I am beyond them. And really beyond all possible theories. None of that is Absolute Consciousness.

It's unlikely such people will give you the spiritual support you seek. This is why, traditionally, shamans and yogis would go off on their own. They leave their friends and family to pursue the spiritual path seriously. Then they return back home with newfound wisdom and know how to handle the situation without needing anything from those people. And/or they make new friends who are on their level. Being a shaman is not easy! Precisely because you have to go against the grain of society and you will not get emotional support from those closest to you. You must be independent-minded to be a shaman because others will think of you as a witch. Become as self-sufficient as possible. That's a great way to grow. Later you can swing your pendulum back towards socializing and relationships. But a shaman needs to be really comfortable being alone in the silence. The emotional support you seek will come from cultivating your connection with God.

@winterknight FYI, Elizabeth Warren will take corporate PAC money and big donor money in the General Election. This is an important point which differentiates her from Bernie, who will not do that.

That's just not true. All democratic governmental reforms and innovations had to start somewhere. They start in the minds of a few people and then spread to the millions. Take a look at the ideas of Karl Marx as just one example. Granted, they spread problematically in many cases, but spread they did to billions of people and they have reshaped politics and societies all over the world in the last 100 years. So ideas matter. The pen is mightier than the sword.

The nature of logic is that it will always end in paradox and self-contraction due to the problem of self-reference which I explained in my video: Reality Is A Strange Loop The Metaphysical Implications Of Godel's Incompleteness Theorem - Part 1 Any complete logical framework MUST be self-contradictory. Any non-contradictory logical framework MUST be incomplete. This is what Godel proved. And it is true.

I don't know what he achieved other than swimming in ice cold water. I do lots of research so I tend to stumble into lots of interesting things, some of which turns out to be really good. That is the value of research. You never know what you'll find until the day you find it. Synthetic