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Please be careful. I did LSD once right after kriya yoga and activated my kundalini by mistake. Was awake for 48 hours running around in my apartment because I couldn't fall asleep.

Both. Inner enginering is not free. He has a lot of amazing free meditations in his apps "Sadhguru" and "Miracle of mind". He also has hundreds of videos on youtube with satsangs and other videos where he give advise. I do both some of his free meditations and also some that I paied to learn. If you want to check out some of his teachings I would reccomend "Isha kriya" and chit shakti. There are 4 different chit shakti meditations ( Love, peace, success and health) . They are all avalible for free on the Sadhguru app. I do the success one and isha kriya everyday together with my other practises.

Yes. I have been doing kryia yoga and other type of Sadhana everyday for more than a year now. Words can't explain what it has done to me. I strongly recommend Sadhguru's teachings and inner enginering If you haven't looked into it already. It's a goldmine🙏🏻

Good job for sticking to it for 50 days! That's a very good start. Don't worry that you are not seeing any results yet. There will be periods where you will feel like nothing is happening and that you are going backwards. This is normal. If you keep up the practice and give yourself to the proccess, it will eventually transform you. Your fears and insecuarites will come up during this proccess. Don't react to it - Keep going. What type of Kriya are you doing?

In my experince, Methaphyscially, the femenine is trying to wake up the masculine which creates the tension that is this dream. What the feminine seeks is security, and when it feels it is safe it will naturally serve the masculine. The masculine seeks love, and when it feels fully loved, it can step into it's power and serve the femenine You attract the femenine by being secure and the masculine by making it feel needed.

Shambavi Mahamudra that you learn in the Inner enginering changed my life. I got initiated in 2023 and I kid you not, it felt like a psychdelic trip.. kind of like Ayahuascha, but better.. The high I get from doing this Kriya is better than any drug.. and yes I include extstacy here aswell. It grounds you, while at the same time releaeses you. Before this I felt very lost and depressed in life eventhough I had amazing awakening experiences on psychedelics. My trips definetly gave me something.. but Shambavi and Sadhgurus teachings gave me my life. Highly recommend you look into inner enginering and or his free content and practices on his app and Youtube.

I read your blogpost and wondered if you think legalising psychedleics also isn't something we should't do? @Leo Gura

@Leo Gura Have you met demons in your trips Leo?

You mention this a lot these days. Is there anything meditation can do that psychedelics can't from your persepctive and insight? @Leo Gura

Yeah but what's the truth and what's bullshit? You yourself have said there is a kernel of truth in everything, would you mind elaborate on the nuance? @Leo Gura

What's your opinion on following a guru. Is the path of devotion to a deity/guru a valid path? @Leo Gura

Its not the ego you that is alone. It's the absolute you. Nothing is lost - you are everywhere.

Feel it in instead of thinking about it logically

If I were you I would set up a screening process for this so that you can weed out clientes that need help with issues that are outside your domain of expertise. This both to protect you and your clients well-being. I belive these two questions are worth pondering. Where is the line? How can I effectivly communicate what I can and what I cannot help my clients with? As far as this client goes, you can't and should not try to treat the clients addiction and if your client wants your help, it need to be in the context of what you can offer - which is coaching, not therapy.

Hi there! I am currently focused on cleaning up my diet, implementing more physical exercise and improving my health overall. I am considering switching to a flouride free toothpaste but I am concerened it will affect my " mouth health".. although intuitivly, I am pretty sure flouride isn"t something good that I should put in my system. If I should switch, is there something that you guys think I should think about and do so that I protect my gums and teeth? Do recommend any specific brand? What do you say @Leo Gura based on your research and understanding? Do you use flouride free toothpaste? What's some good options?