Majed

so basically death is not real because god incarnates in a human form, and then the human form dies but God remains afterwards, so it's a reunion with the source God. (the little story of how this insight came to me is after i assisted the funerals of my dad's uncle's death, i started wondering and then i figured it out)

@Sempiternity what you guys fail to realize is that death is real in the sense that the person who dies, literally dies, from a certain perspective. from another perspective since this person was always God, well it is immortal.

@SamC by death i mean the scientific understanding of death:Biological definition: Death is the permanent cessation of all biological functions that sustain an organism. This includes the irreversible loss of brain activity (brain death), as well as the cessation of circulatory and respiratory functions. And yeah you could say it happened to me since i became conscious of what it is.

God which was obviously here all the time. so the human form "dies" but God remains.

@Leo Gura does it come with lots of suffering or is the suffering manageable ?

everytime i do this i get rejected, it's always NO NO NO NO, or i have a boyfriend, i'm married... didn't thought it is so hard to get a girlfriend like jesus christ wtf is that, thousands of rejections, only rarely you have a yes, it's so hard and challenging, i've done thousands of approaches still didn't get laid once. maybe social circles is more effective of a strategy, or maybe will try dating apps.

@Leo Gura you've already touched upon this relationship between spirituality and mental illness in a blog post talking about schizophrenia.

i asked claude 3 this question: is there a connection between spirituality and mental illness ? she says: There is a complex relationship between spirituality and mental illness that is not fully understood. Here are a few key points about potential connections: Some forms of intense spiritual or religious experiences can sometimes get misdiagnosed or confused with symptoms of certain mental illnesses like psychosis or mania. Visions, voices, trances etc. can overlap with psychotic symptoms. However, mainstream religious/spiritual beliefs and practices are generally considered distinct from mental illness by mental health professionals as long as they are not causing significant distress or impairment. For some individuals, spirituality and religious faith can provide meaning, coping mechanisms, social support and resilience that promotes better mental health. Conversely, for others, certain beliefs or practices related to spirituality (e.g. scrupulosity, demonic/spirit possession beliefs) can exacerbate anxiety, obsessions or psychotic symptoms. Some mental health problems like psychosis or trauma can potentially make individuals more prone to developing eccentric or unconventional spiritual/religious beliefs. Overall, the relationship goes both ways - mental illness can influence spiritual experiences, and spiritual beliefs/contexts can influence manifestation of mental illness symptoms. So in essence, while spirituality alone is not considered a mental illness, there are complex interactions that make the two domains difficult to fully separate for some individuals. Professional assessment is required in many cases.

@Leo Gura is there a connection between spirituality and mental illness ? for me yes, i have a mental illness: ocd and psychosis. and before treating my symptoms, i was living in a different reality because of it.literally reality and its interpretation was different.

btw @Leo Gura i imagine hyper-mind to be more advanced than the unitive mind (of the nine stages of ego development), if that's the case can you make an entire episode explaining hyper-mind ?

contemplation of what is hyper-mind: advanced telepathic cognitive development communication God's mind is the creator of everything, infinite doesn't mean forever, infinite means not finite, fluid. hyper mind is infinite contemplation no reality, only mind. hyper-mind is awake.

leo warns that his teachings are unsuited to people with mental illness. i was diagnosed with ocd and adhd, and wondering if it is wise and safe to continue or discontinue watching his videos.

@Kid A i mean it's easy relative to other places

@Princess Arabia yes because it is the follow up of the previous comment.

@Majed there is a balance between the traditional marriage method and becoming a pick up artist. and this method is called being casual and chill. not too much in the abstinence religious traditional method of no girls until marriage and dogmatic ways and not also too much in shallow materialistic hedonistic pursuits, where sex becomes just a number. a balance of finding a girl you like and connecting with her on a deep emotional level and spiritual level and afterwards connecting physically through sex. sex for sex sake isn't fulfilling.

@bebotalk yeah it reduces women to numbers. "Approach thousands of women" "450 approaches to get your first lay" wtf is that. a better approach would be to become the best version of yourself, work on your appearance, your dress, develop yourself in life, work on your finances. and also work on having friends and a social life, become a man that women find desirable. and to do that just approaching women is not enough. you have to do personal development. plus i don't find clubs and bars enjoyable places, first of all there are drinks and alcohol. second of all too much loud music and people behaving in lawless ways. yes it is easy to get girls in this kind of environment but the cost is you have to stomach being out on such nights. plus what kind of girls are you gonna attract ? girls who drink, and hook up with strangers. no thank you

why my homophobic parents can not understand my sexual orientation (pansexual), my gender identity (non binary), and that gender is a social construct ? the way i explained to them the fact that i'm attracted to men is like this: gender doesn't exist, it's a social construct and so it doesn't make sense to say that men are attracted to women since men and women are made up categories that do not exist in nature. but they don't understand.

is it effective to hit on 30 girls during the day at the mall for example? or this kind of practice should be limited to night game in a club environment ? Because leo said in the second video that he would only do 3 or 4 approaches during the day. and that night game is where you really learn. but if that's the case you're not gonna go deliberately practicing at the mall only for 4 approaches when you could do 30 at the night club. also is it socially acceptable to hit on 30 girls during the day at the mall or this kind of practice is only acceptable at the club ? i did so many day game at the mall like i did thousands of approaches but was this wise, or should this be limited to the club, and during the day you only hit on a few girls you encounter by accident and you practice during the night?

@Raze thanks very useful!

from my experience after having insights into God, i see no difference between them and believing in god. i guess there are many degrees of understanding of god depending on one's contemplative work investigating it. however someone who's very faithful in God, in a fundamentalist way, is more accurate then an atheist that says that God doesn't exist. even though there might be a lot of other bullshit in the mind of the fundamentalist. the only logic behind the existence of God is God exists by definition, because the definition of God is everything.

@Leo Gura there's night life but i don't know if there are pick up wingmen

@mmKay do you have a link ?

@Leo Gura are there even pick up guys in beirut i don't know

would be cool if we similarly to spiral dynamics did a megathread giving examples of each stage of the 9 stages of ego development starting with the construct aware stage then will do the other ones.

@Yousif sounds perfect if you're gay hahhahhaha