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@Leo Gura You said in your video about Love that reality is a love simulator. I thought that trying to understand people more deeply would generate love towards them. For example, there are people I despise but if I put myself in their shoes and try to understand them, it naturally generates love. Not that I love them in the same way I love people that I like, but I love them more as "we are in this ship together and I understand you" kind of love. Is that what you're talking about?

@Leo Gura So when this body that I think I'm looking through the eyes now dies, what will remain? And if right now the only thing that exists is this moment - what I am aware of - and everything else outside awareness is just a thought, if this body dies in this room I'll become the room? And then what?

I feel that too and I love it. I stop and look around my room, how crazy it is to be here now and how is it even possible. But I don't like to go there. To me this is getting out of direct experience and going into imagination.

@Leo Gura How can he be conscious forever if God is eternaly playing the game of hide and seek?

Help me understand. Right now I am conscious of my room, body, thoughts, sounds, sights, etc. Those are the perceived. If I try to find the perceiver, a thought appears (usually an image of my face or the whole body). This thought is also part of the perceived. It seems impossible to find a perceiver. Wouldn't that mean there's only the perceived?

I think Leo should make a video about Solipsism and whenever somebody starts a topic about t, we point them to the video.

I will! Thanks.

I have watched that video 3 times and still don't get it haha. I might watch it again while on mushrooms. I know you have said that it's better to trip in silence and all, but this question about POV got me excited to try it.

What do you mean that I believe I have a POV? It seems like my POV is direct experience and cannot be wrong.

@Cepzeu Thank you ?

@Cepzeu During mushroom trips, I feel like I can talk to God too. I ask something mentally and God responds. Sometimes is just like you said, I get the answer even before I finish the question. But after the trip, I get this bad feeling and doubt that I might be deluding myself. Because it certainly feels like I'm talking to myself and/or with a separate being (God) at the same time. How can I know for sure that I'm not delusional? I asked God that question, and the answer was what does it matter if it is God or Myself that I'm speaking to? But still, I have some doubts. Can you help me clear this out?

@Nahm Omg!

@Nahm This is gold. Thank you!

A year ago I sold my video game. But I still feel the strong desire to play sometimes. If I try to deeply satisfy this desire, wouldn't I be playing new games for the rest of my life and still not deeply satisfy the desire? On the other hand, If I don't try to satisfy the desire it will always come back, as you said. Maybe I will mature and naturally let go of it, without having to force it. Maybe it's just a matter of balance.

I can't understand. And my heart is racing a little

Yes! That's what I understood. But it's so weird how God can exist forever, no beginning no end, isn't it?

@Leo Gura Oh my god. I just understood Infinity a bit deeper.

@Leo Gura Thank you.

If I focus on noticing the things I'm imagining as being real but outside the present moment, I see they are imagination/thoughts. So the way to awaken is just to keep noticing how I imagine a world outside my perspective?

@Leo Gura So the fear of being delusional and egotistic by thinking that only my perspective exists is another way that I keep myself locked in the dream correct?

I've discovered in my own experience what is been spoken about in this audio. You shouldn't deny yourself what you want, just regulate it. Edit: Jump to 6:13

@Salvijus Could you describe how do you practice Shambhavi Mahamudra? I know Sadhguru is teaching it online, but I cannot afford it.