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When you really love doing something, then why don't you just do you best, why not become successful in that area, if it brings meaning to your life and value to others?

@Ferdi Le Do you want us to diagnose you with tier 2 thinking or what? Good work though.

@FoxFoxFox Ah I see thanks @Preetom That's what most actualized.org people are imo

Yeh exactly, that's why I am looking for more in-depth stuff about what he talks about I see, it doesn't matter What are these texts about? What do you mean by that? This topic is kind of weird, I am not sure if it should stay in spirituality or be moved to like self-actualization or health? It is kind of related to everything.

Oh yeh, I am working on realization as well, in a different way. I just want to learn more about physical health too. Thanks for the recommendations

But how can someone become a top student, when they don't study for school? It doesn't work like this bro.

Yeh, I have teachers who suit me better in this area I am mainly interested in the „scientific“ stuff that he talks about. Is there any way to learn about that?

Oh yeh I get what you're saying Idk, maybe that is the issue? I don't think so, he obviously knows a lot about health.

Do you revise the stuff you learnt that day after school?

I guess it's better to be happy even when alone? Maybe your mind is just talking nonsense, or I don't understand your issue

Excuse me what the fuck?

@mandyjw My family sometimes thinks, that I am insane, because I meditate I reply: What is sane about watching TV, playing video games and smoking? But you know, this could also be recontextualized into: I meditate and become a zen devil, because I have so much pride in me. And they overcome their heaviest addictions and start self-actualizing, while avoiding my mistakes. It really is not all that simple... Even what you call selfless intention might sometimes be just naivety.

My friend has told me about a book, that talks about some tribe in the rainforest. They live in mutual fairness and compassion and stealing, backstabbing etc... is not natural to them. People tried to make them compete and look for the winner mentality in them, but it just wasn't there.

@Barney Nah, I wanted to ask you, where does your purpose end and your normal, everyday life begin? Aren't they the same?

Yeh I also feel this.

@Barney What is the duality between purpose and casual life?

I guess you can watch them with rests? It takes me multiple days to watch one video nowadays And it is even better, because then you have time to contemplate and apply the insights.

@pluto8 They are right, ask yourself, why do you behave in such a way? Why should anyone take you seriously? Why should you have a serious self-image at all?

Oh yeah

You really motivate me to read Ralston Thank you for that. By the way, do you know what is his view on authenticity, what it is? I understand it as that, which arises from nothingness (no biases, no beliefs etc...), but maybe he goes more in-depth in his books?

@tecladocasio You can, sure

@tecladocasio Of course, I also have some problems with Leo, but sometimes you need to actually think about what he is trying to tell you. (like in this example) You cannot run from your ego forever

@tecladocasio There are some more developed people than Leo on this forum and obviously in other parts of the internet, but don't neglect the stuff, that you can still learn from him.