blankisomeone

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  1. I don’t know, probably an infinite amount that we can’t even imagine right now… There’s videos on YouTube of people trying to describe colors to a blind person. But you can explain and explain endlessly, but only the experience of actually seeing a color can do it justice! No amount of word description will get closer to what “red” is than actually shutting up and LOOKING at the color red with your own eyes. Obviously haha
  2. Mastering your own mind is ESSENTIAL. If you master your mind and learn how it works, then you can effectively do science with it. Read books on it. Read “A Mind For Numbers”.
  3. Imagine watching a movie where everything is so easy for the characters. That’d be so freaking BO-RINGGG
  4. Because it’s more fun if its harrrdddd boiii❤️
  5. @Johnny5 Thanks for the suggestion, man. Also, that might have just been the cutest video I've ever seen
  6. there's too much information how to deal with information paralysis? (I don't even know if this is a thing, but you know that feeling when there's too much information available that you don't even know where to start and you just say fuck it and give up?) how to filter information down to what matters? (I'd guess that, without exaggerating, 99% of the internet would be discarded in such a filter)
  7. Holy shit. The last one where they keep the dead bodies at home. They didn’t watch Leo’s video about letting go?
  8. omalord he actually did drink the blood i am shook osnsksjaosj???
  9. Yeah lol This is the part where you gotta find the answer for yourself Yeah man this why I have trust issues?
  10. I don’t know. What do you think?
  11. This ain’t about you. It’s about the mental health of the population and the people involved in the making of some videos
  12. How do you know Leo hasn't suffered/suffers a lot? Do you think suffering only equals being physically hungry or being poor? Dude, just by inhabiting our bodies we're fucking suffering.
  13. @Leo Gura , this guy just said the opposite of what you said in a previous post. You said that chances are you'll reincarnate into an even worse life. Because you said chances of you being born in a good life amongst 8 billion people are very slim. You also said it's possible that you reincarnate into a fly that will get smashed on the window of a car. This guy is saying it's a sure thing that your life will be better because reality isn't dumb as to send you to be a pig about to get slaughtered after doing so much work as a human that's putting in work. So who should I believe? lol fuck off guys haha, y'all confuse me My first reaction is to call BS on both of you...
  14. @Leo Gura So hell is real. I mean, look at this Earth. God is crazy with his unlimited Love. A madman. This fucker can create the worst hell if he so wishes and lock himself in it for eternity. Can’t he? If God is all powerful then surely he can create a rock he can’t lift. That shit’s fucking scary. If God is eternal Love can’t he create an experience of eternal Hate? Oof, I’m getting scared as I write this...
  15. Cool. I watched that video, too. I did the exercise with different types of music by listening to a little bit of many types and trying to draw distinctions. I of course noticed that I’d enjoy some types of songs more than others. But then I tried to drop my biases by simply becoming aware of them, because I wanted to simply notice the distinctions and not pitch in with my own opinions. Then I realized that I even started enjoying types of songs that previously I’d hate. At a certain point tears rolled out of my eyes because I became emotional when I thought “woah, this type of music is actually really cool. Why was I not allowing myself to enjoy this?” Not that now I’ve acquired different tastes just by doing the exercise. It was more like just a moment where my ego dropped and I was simply listening to the songs without judgement. And that was a beautiful moment. But then of course the part of my ego that isn’t a fan of certain types of music came back. I realized that my mind was playing an ACTIVE role in drawing the distinctions and dictating my likes and dislikes. It’s a pretty cool exercise. Not only does it help you learn about the world more consciously but also opens your mind to other possibilities. Did you taste the Apple laptop too? (Sorry I just HAD TO...?)
  16. drawing a clear distinction between mere feelings and actual intuition
  17. Is awakening like having a lucid dream, where you're conscious that it's a dream but you're still in it? I had a very dark dream the other day. In the dream, I was on the top of a mountain watching from a distance as there was a long row of about a hundred people that looked like they had just come out of a mental hospital (they were bald, their skins looked purpleish, they were wearing hospital gowns, they had bruises on their skin, and their eyes were locked and lifeless). They were robotically walking to the edge of the mountain, picking up a rope that was on the ground, and commiting collective suicide. When they all did it, another group of a hundred people came and did the same. Then another group, then another group, and on and on it went for a while. It felt like a very dark presence was in the air that was driving those people to do those things. I have no fucking idea how my brain just came up with that while I was asleep. I never have nightmares like that. My dreams are usually just me talking to my friends and doing random shit like flying or whatever. But this one was so freaky. I was very scared in the dream, but then I suddenly somehow realized it was a dream and became conscious in it. I started to shout at everyone that it was just a dream and I was asking them to stop that insanity, because it's just a dream and there was no reason to be hurting themselves like that. But that didn't help, they continued doing it. I had no control over them, even though it was my own dream. So, yeah, back to the question: is awakening like having a lucid dream, where you're conscious that it's a dream but you're still in it? Another dream I had, I was talking to a friend of mine, and then I suddenly stopped and asked him: man, life is so crazy, is it real? Then my friend said, thank God it's not real. Then I looked up at the sky and felt my consciousness expanding, transforming into a white light. Then I realized I was in a dream.