PenguinPablo

@ExploringReality Thailand is waiting for you friend

You have access to red rock canyon and mt Charleston for some respectable hiking. Cheap cost of living besides gasoline. It's a small city with not much traffic so you can get anywhere fast. Downside is tourists come and go so can't develop relationships too easily. Overall I would give the city a solid 8.0/10 for cities within America.

I would assume this goes both ways. Because both customers and the prostitute are doing this.

/thread Mods can go ahead and lock the thread. It's been solved.

Exactly. It falls on deaf ears because for most humans, they are desperate for social approval especially in teen years and young adult life. So of course their goals and insecurity, unconscious needs for validation and social approval bleeds through into this so called and glorified "socializing". To not see this demonstrates immense blindness and self deception.

Bagina

Best psychedelic: Buy a 1:1 body sized mirror and stand in front of it. Talk, vent, do whatever but do avert your attention from your reflection.

@Sugarcoat Tbh I've been there. Idk what it is. I have been diagnosed with bipolar ii. Although, I suspect there is more going on. I've never really fit in. Hence, I've never really a meaningful support system that truly understood me. A lot of the things I have tried in life don't work out because I mess it up somehow. I've also had plenty of suicidal thoughts over time, made plans, although nothing 'definitive' or actual 'attempts'. Idk what it is really. When I am in that headspace it is way different than when I am not. Although even talking about this stuff certainly reminds me. So maybe it's not best to elaborate so much. I guess it's like my brain and my thoughts get fixated in a dysfunctional way. Also a lot of stress in my life.

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.

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

Salvia was actually my first psychedelic. When I was 15. It used to be legal in the headshops at the time. I definitely think experimenting put me on a different wave length relative to my peers, since I’d experienced something so radically different than most people around me.

Life is comedy 😂

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.

Seeing God in a table fork is easy. seeing God while caught in a cyclone of misery, suffering, despair that’s another matter.

@Vynce How did it go?

We're gonna get GTA 6 before Leo's new course (or book for that matter).

@zazen Bro they were building weapons of mass destruction! 😂 Wait I'm confusing it with Bush. Woops. We did it again. Straight from the playbook.

If they were so undeveloped they fell for Trump, you won't be able to make any meaningful changes.

This is an awesome life purpose.

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

The guy was reading Calculus books for pleasure at age 7. And much more. Think about that...

@Miguel1 Either way you will work for somebody that did the marketing and sales side. Just benefitting them instead. 😀

Quit your job lmao

@Schizophonia Interesting, sounds very similar to the phenomenon Dr K. was talking about from Carl Jung. The Forever Child basically.

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.