PenguinPablo

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  1. 15 hours ago, Inliytened1 said:

    Let's be honest.  If they lead to enlightenment as an Absolute everyone would be doing it.  You had a gift and were meant to awaken even before the tools. 

    Leo was pretty stuck before psychedelics. 

    He looks like a totally different person.

    I do agree that life itself is every bit as trippy.

    And many people I know have these same insights as me or people on this forum while just living their life lol and never really going into spirituality. More specifically, I am talking about my siblings. I guess it could be genetic or something. 


  2. yes but integrate it into your life.

    like you could build chains of routines and habits that lead to better choices such as:

    better foods

    exercise routines

    meditation

    etc...

    people fill their days with doom scrolling, netflix and other mindless distractions

    if your truly optimize your mind and body via specific health protocols 

    you wont even recognize yourself

    and its not that hard to do it. you don't have to do every single healthy habit everyday to the point where it eats up half your day as others are implying

    you can cycle through various virtuous habits throughout the week


  3. On 6/29/2025 at 9:47 PM, Ry4n said:

    It will change your personality, but more so in “outer” ways meaning how you interact with others, your overall interests and thinking process inwardly should remain mostly the same other than hopefully being able to coagulate your thoughts and use them better. Was prescribed dexies for ADHD at 24, been a year now and been working well.

    Someone else mentioned you will feel angry quite possibly because of the mistreatment you may have faced with untreated adhd which is common. I definitely dealt with this and it was honestly brutal. Keep an eye on your anger levels overall when using these medications, that would be your biggest caveat.

    Idk I do like math and hard stuff like that BUT it felt more like a puzzle that I needed to solve and understand on vyvanse.

    Whereas without it, I get distracted extremely easy and shift to a different task  from moment to moment. 


  4. I find it too easy to get caught up in the dreams webs unless I somewhat regularly unplug via marijuana, or psychedelics.

    You know like getting caught up in personal arguments with people, or political, survival, etc...

    It seems to me like despite the fact that you haven't taken psychedelics in quite a while, you continue to retain many of you're most profound realizations.

    Anyone else feel free to answer if you have experience with this. @Leo Gura


  5. I am getting back into it. 

    Pretty much the only effective

    (and kinda easy)

    way for me to lose fat. 

    I love it I think it is great for you and yeah I feel more effective and efficient like I am just focused on the things I need to get done.

    Obviously if you're not used to it, it's hard as food is all your mind thinks about. 


  6. @Leo Gura Thank God for the forgetting feature. Otherwise, living amongst society would be impossible.

    True constant full God Realization would look like insanity to basically anybody functioning member of society.

    But from God Realization pov the opposite is true. 

    Funny how they are so incompatible. 

    Like Schrodinger Cat 🐈 


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    1 hour ago, Natasha Tori Maru said:

    Hard disagree with this and your post above. Suicide is never the answer. 

    1) there is always a solution, it's you're frame and perspective that is limited

    2) pain and suffering are just part of this existence 

    I've had a hard enough life to seriously entertain suicide. Things changed. 

    You just don't know what life has coming. 

     

    I appreciate that you are speaking from experience.

    Btw why do you think you "incarnate" into a worse situation if you suicide? And what "evidence" do you have for that? 

    I use evidence here more loosely... As in how did you come to believe this over time.