BlessedLion

If you’re being honest here, Thank you ❤️ I agree life is to be enjoyed, and definitely enjoying love making and sexuality in a positive heart opened way. Women are incredible. Regarding this Rupert Spira thing, it says more about him than it does non duality. Non duality is the truth and fabric of reality. Trying to fight it is like trying to fight with air. I get the turn off because of these out of integrity teachers and annoying spiritual people, but fuck them, they don’t own the Truth, Non duality is the case no matter what monkey shit is going on

No. Those are all the church and religion that skewed his original teachings, so seem rooted in duality and ego. That’s not what the actual person, Jesus Christ, was teaching. They skewed it for their own gain. Check it out; Google “Non dual teachings of Jesus, there’s also “The Lost Years of Jesus” a book about this as well

Honestly it feels like you guys are a bit lost in reactivity (possible at other people spiritual egos) but making a crusade against non duality is unwise. Non duality is the truth of reality, Christ was a non dualist, Buddha was a non dualist, are these people just ignorant rats? Be careful of your own grandiosity

@Miguel1 do you have a reference for him cheating on his wife? I can’t find anything online about it. @Leo Gura what exactly is your anti non duality teaching and what are they so wrong about? I’m genuinely curious. How is non duality brainwashing? Are you sure you’re not mixing up the teachers and their students and their monkey games with the truth of non duality? Are Ramana Maharishi, Peter Ralston, and Martin Ball all brainwashing non dual rats?

Thanks everyone, I appreciate your input.

Interesting. Would love a video on this as it’s something I haven’t really heard before. In your LP course you recommend the book Talent is Overrated which says the opposite. Also @Davino that makes total sense thanks

@Leo Gura I think a flaw in your theory here is the component of Spiritual Development and Grace. I believe that with practice and proper study and teaching, most people can have awakenings. It’s more that they aren’t really interested in it and definitely unwilling to do that tedious meditative work. I would not have discovered my spiritual gifts if I never took a leap of faith and began practicing. And just said “oh it’s all genetics I’m not born enlightened so fuck it.” You see what I’m saying here? Even Ralston had to work his ass off and contemplation like crazy, Ramana spent 15 years cultivating after his initial awakening

I would categorize that as spiritual intelligence, it’s own thing

Yah. In Rio I felt constantly unsafe and on edge. It was not good for my nervous system. I’m in the Northeast now and it feels safer

Yeah I’d agree. Until you quit porn you don’t realize how badly it’s fucking you up

Because your sexuality is so deeply rooted in your sense of self. It’s one of the most sacred

@WonderSeeker I have to leave Brazil in a month and today I got depressed realizing I won’t see any Brazilian women for like a year. Legit depressed

I’ve finished about 30% of the book list. Some books, like Ralston, I’ve read multiple times. One thing I’ve noticed about Leos list of books is that almost all of them, even stuff around Life Purpose are rooted in Realization, The Self and have a Spiritual component. It’s utterly profound. I’m always amazed when I’m reading a book on Shadow Work or Life Purpose from the list when all the sudden it spins off into a rant of Consciousness of Oneness, Universal Love or Selflessness. Wow. Leo, I don’t know how you found all these books so quickly. It will take me another 5-10 years to finish them all (I read slowly and really soak in the understanding, I’d rather read one book in a year and really get it, then speed through 10) I have to attribute it to your hard work and also a component of Grace in finding these books. Also, the term “spiritual rat” is making less sense to me although I’m grasping what you’re pointing at, why not say “baby Jedis” or “baby Gods” Anyway. Much love

Totally depends on the person. No one size fits all here

Lol. I consider that more of a study but I get your point. Idk, there’s just something that feels kinda cheap about psychedelics, isn’t the point to let all that go after a while and just be awake

I don’t like the idea of depending on something outside of you to gain insight wisdom and consciousness

Well put!

I sense a friendship brewing…

Mhmm. Love it. Def feel like that most of the time, but I also don’t feel super different from others

Brazil is fucking awesome

I was just there for 6 weeks. Incredible spot. But I had to gtfo it’s so intense

I made good money and saved. Worked my ass off and sacrificed pleasure for long term stability. Spend less. Save more. Invest in Crypto and Hold.

I second this. Having solid community is huge for deep spiritual growth. I no longer associate with people who would gaslight or disrespect my views, not that they can’t disagree, but outright meanness is no longer something I tolerate in people I associate with.

I’m financially independent and I spend my days meditating reading studying personal development walking in nature working out having sex and creating videos on topics I’m passionate about. It’s fucking awesome. And I’m not mega rich. I just have enough to live simply and do what I love (listed above) which is worth more than billions imo

I’ve been in Latin America for 5 years now. It’s fucking amazing. I’m between Mexico and Brazil but mostly Mexico. Although I’m in Brazil now, and my God, the women here make it almost worth it solely for that purpose. I didn’t know what a true woman was until I came down here. Pros Weather Cost Vibes (everyone is friendly and happy, mostly) Expat communities (it’s like the children of lost island who ran away from the psychotic West) THE WOMEN so feminine bronze and sexy and also very developed in some areas, as developed as women in the west just hotter and more fun and better at sex Ease of Life (I feel little stress, people don’t stress like they do in the US) Fast paced (life goes quick, in a flow) Safe (I actually feel safer in my town in Mexico than I do the US, for Rio it’s another story) Cons Always being the Gringo or foreigner Loud Things are less efficient Less quality dental and medical care but much cheaper Honestly since moving to Latin America im so much happier I feel like this is actually where I’m from and was supposed to be I never felt like I fit into the US everyone here has such open hearts and function on respect, kindness, and Love, it’s like they are spiritual without meditating. And one more time, The women are absolute Godesses