Juliano Zn

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  5. Posted · Edited by Juliano Zn

    @Leo Gura Just one more thing than I'll let it go.

    I always admired you for your courage and unwavering determination (among many other qualities). So when you say something like this:

    "Don't ask me questions about solipsism any more. I will not be teaching it because people cannot handle it. I will no longer publicly teach my deepest awakenings."

    It breaks my heart. And it feels like treason.

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    1 hour ago, Leo Gura said:

    I have decided to take down my latest Solipsism video because people are not mature enough to handle it.

    Don't ask me questions about solipsism any more. I will not be teaching it because people cannot handle it. I will no longer publicly teach my deepest awakenings.

    @Leo Gura Seriously, why do you care if these people don't get it? Isn't Truth above all else? Don't you know that your genuine followers love you, they do understand you and you help them a lot?

    Again, FUCK those who don't get it!

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    @Nahm Hey Nahm! 

    4 minutes ago, Nahm said:

    It might be helpful to contemplate (effortlessly)

    When you say effortlessly contemplate, what do you mean exactly?

    I'm thinking about this for a while now and to me, contemplation cannot be forced like you force yourself to bring back to mind a question over and over again.

    Contemplation to me is a natural part of life. If I sit down and do nothing for a while during my day my mind will naturally start to think about what I want to know. Is that what you mean by effortlessly?

    But I don't understand how Peter Ralston can say he contemplates 24/7. And how to do it? Or NOT do it :D

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    @Leo Gura I need to clarify this. Let's say I see Leo killing a dog simply because he enjoys the act of killing. Ego will judge and demonize it.

    That's where I can't understand. How is the cruelty love? Is it love because the person doing it loves to kill? Is it because this event could not not happen because of an infinite chain of events and because it will create infinite more ramifications of events that I can't see far enough to understand?

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    43 minutes ago, Leo Gura said:

    But what you don't fathom yet is that Truth is infinite, and therefore it can be any which way.

    If you murder a puppy, that is Truth, and so there is no problem from the Absolute POV. The problem only exists in your finite mind.

    Truth does not mean that you act like a saint all the time. That's not Truth, that's an egoic fantasy that obscures the radical nature of Truth: which includes warts and all, not just the rainbows and butterflies.

     

    13 minutes ago, Leo Gura said:

    But if one day you learn that Leo murders puppies for fun, you will get all butt-hurt and judgmental that Leo did not live up to your prayers. And this is YOU creating evil, not Leo. See, you are very judgmental. And judgment is a form of evil.

    If you want a pray properly, pray something like this: "Dear God, let me see all the evil in the world as Good and not need it to be any other way than exactly how it is."

    @Leo Gura Do you mean that since there is only one consciousness, "other people" doing what I see as evil shit is just one thing? Like a screen is one thing not the different words and shapes and colors. So if they do evil shit or good shit there's no difference because it's one thing and I am projecting evil onto them? So I am creating evil by thinking evil

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    I love animals so much. Dogs, rats, birds, ants... I love them all.

    Whenever I see or even know about an animal suffering and in pain, it hurts me deeply. I can't stand it. It's one of the most difficult things about life for me. 

     

    Some time ago, my dog attacked a small bird and wounded him.

    After the attack, I got the bird and took care of him. I tried to keep him warm and fed for a day but he wouldn't move his legs. I think his spine was damaged. So I took him to the vet and killed him.

    That night I did a 45 minute session of shamanic breathing. I cried the whole session. There were moments I felt like I wanted to take all the suffering in the world on me.

    It doesn't make sense the ripping and killing of beautiful creatures. Why God would create such beauty and destroy it, corrupt it.

    I wanted to suffer less about this. But it feels somehow that I would be loving them less if I did. Does that make sense? 

     

    How do you feel about all of this?

    How to heal this deep wound?

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    27 minutes ago, Leo Gura said:

    God's imagination is so power it literally mesmerizes itself and gets lost inside itself. Until it awakens. Until it dreams again.

    Dreaming is the only game in town.

    @Leo Gura So it does not matter how awake you are, you'll end up going back to sleep eventually? And this cycle will repeat forever?

     

    A while ago you said this:

    When Ramana Maharshi got cancer his followers tried to get doctors to come look at him to heal him. His response was something along the lines of: "Who cares? It's just a body."

    When you are that awake you literally don't give a fuck about anything. No condition of life is better than any other.

    An fully awakened person cannot die. He is conscious forever, regardless of what happens to his body. So losing the body makes no difference.

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    How can he be conscious forever if God is eternally playing this game of dreaming and waking up?