Leo Gura

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  1. I've done it before. Not worth it. Mostly a waste of time and brings bad karma. Most girls will not cheat on their bf/husband. Some will, but is that really the kind of girl you want? There are plenty of single girls around. Focus on win-win arrangements.
  2. Oh boy, that's gonna be a tough sell to traditional white Canadians. Expect an Obama style backlash.
  3. Yup. Too much seriousness means that one is taking life too seriously, which means that one isn't aware it's a dream. Then again, humor can also be used to avoid Truth and becomes the mark of a fool. Zen Masters aren't known for their humor.
  4. It's the prefect circle-jerk No one can give you credit for being amazing but you
  5. "Everything that needs to be said has already been said. But, since no one was listening, everything must be said again." — Andre Gide
  6. @enderx7 Sounds like you are ready for 5-MeO-DMT. But also, there's no reason why LSD can't show you that you are God. LSD is a damn fine psychedelic. One of the tops. You might also consider DPT and/or 4-AcO-DMT. 4-AcO-DMT is powerful as fuck when plugged. Watch out! Of course 5-MeO-DMT is incredible and life-transforming. Each psychedelic has it's own amazing qualities. Sometimes its hard to choose. It's an over-abundance of awesomeness. We are very lucky to have so many tools at our disposal. It's almost like having sex with different people. Each one offers a unique twist, but also some are a lot better at it than others, but even bad sex is still pretty good
  7. Good job. An example of facing your fears head-on.
  8. I'm not going to answer that because once we go down that rabbit hole each answer will spawn 5 more questions. Effective neurofeedback training is too complex to explain here. It would require an entire course.
  9. You can take credit for everything, since you're imagining it all
  10. Yes, that's what real Love looks like. It's hard for many people to stomach it. I've seen some pundits criticizing that hug. Like it's not right. That criticism comes from a frightened ego of course. True love terrifies a weak ego.
  11. There are plenty of lesser psychedelics which are easily available. Start with the classic ones and their analogues which are common and popular. Just because something is unscheduled doesn't necessarily make it easier to get than classic scheduled stuff.
  12. Live coaching is very time consuming.
  13. It's always the case that anything goes. But that ain't Truth. That's devilry. Truth requires transcending all bias.
  14. The Truth undermines survival, so it will never be agreed upon. Your mind's job is to avoid Truth at all costs. Misunderstanding of Truth is not a bug, it's a feature upon which your entire life is hinges. To know the Truth is to become unhinged.
  15. @outlandish Your list of clues is confusing two different psychedelics which I haven't revealed. The one from the Patreon announcement video is one I have never referenced before. It was too profound to write trip reports for so I have never spoken of it to anyone. Guess all you want but you might as well be stabbing in the dark.
  16. Rationality and cognition itself is a bias. Even perception is biased. But cool infographic! The trick is being able to spot them within yourself as you're doing them.
  17. It's hard to find magic pills in life. Technology usually comes with trade-offs. The trade-off here is time and money. It shows you what true meditation feels like. Without the machine the mind wanders around far too much and tends to stray from that narrow groove which is true meditation. The machine experientially guides you into the groove and keeps you there. It is a state of total thoughtlessness. It's very tricky to stay in that state without the machine. Really, in the future, all meditation will be done with a machine because it's too ineffective otherwise. This is why most meditators don't go far. They are unable to hit that groove even after years of practice. It takes talent to hit that groove. A talent most people lack and don't even know they lack. Most meditators don't even know what this groove is that I'm talking about. But a machine with the right training program and show it to you in 15 minutes. It will probably take 50-100 years for cheap, powerful, yet user-friendly meditation machines to develop. Right now they don't exist.
  18. That's probably just the sales pitch to get people interested. If you teach Spiral Dynamics purely as theory, no one will buy a ticket. People want tangible results.
  19. Those devices are a joke. Not quality neurofeedback. Psychedelics & Kriya yoga
  20. Definitely At this stage in your life it's very open-ended. This is a great thing because it presents so much opportunity. Yet it can be daunting and paralyzing because you don't know where to start. Lots of research is a much. Explore what's possible. Don't just copy me. There's so much more to expanding consciousness than what I demonstrate or teach. There are a million ways to help expand consciousness. Find your niche. Think outside the box.
  21. That's a good price for 3 full days.
  22. There's a lot of value there, although also some dangers if turned into an ideology. The thing is, capitalism and neo-liberalism have also been turned into dangerous ideologies. So ideology is a danger all around and is not somehow limited to communists or radical Islamists as American conventional wisdom would have us believe (itself an ideology). Professor Richard Wolff is a good role-model of a modern Marxist: He's not always right, but he's more right than many neo-liberals. The biggest problem with Marxism was that it was far too advanced and idealistic for its time. It showed up 200 years too early. It could not be implemented because the people implementing it were basically at the level of consciousness and development of totalitarians. So we got totalitarian versions of Marxism which were obviously disastrous. For Marxist ideals to prosper a robust democracy is necessary. Even the US democracy is not yet strong enough to carry it. The US is still not democratic enough.