Majed

@Yimpa I don't know if i am trans or not. I'm really confused.

I was reading this book called testo junkie from the trans revolutionary and philosopher Paul Preciado, and in it he details his experiment with taking testosterone and the effects it had on his psychology and physiology. On actualized.org Leo stresses the importance of different perspectives, therefore I was thinking of taking estrogen for a short period of time to experience what it's like to be a woman. What do y'all think?

@Miguel1 It's an accident, i wanted to put it in the life purpose section.

Start a happiness practice: everyday for an hour, put music, dance, drink something cold, and vibe. ‎Do this everyday, and you'll become happier each day. If everything we do is to reach happiness, why not start a happiness practice ?

My vision: i'm building my business around philosophy and wisdom, once it's profitable and successful, i want to start a new rap brand, where i make music and rap. Then i also wanna do pornography and become successful in it. Life is good.

@Leo Gura What do you think ?

@Leo Gura I want a girl that is spiritual and mystical, like me. But it is too rare to find

@enchanted yes

A video on entrepreneurship would be great. I'm sure Leo had many great insights to share on this topic.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DaNlJ5voEHw/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

@Sugarcoat You would be wise to open your mind to new possibilities, and drop your argumentation. You have to deconstruct materialism to a large degree, before realizing life is a dream.

@Never_give_up There are tradeoffs in personality types. Sages and mystics tend to be ascetic and virgins. Just because sex isn't their focus. Their focus is consciousness and spirituality. On the other hand, sex addicts tend to be Godless, immoral, selfish and materialistic. I think religion gives a good balance for the ordinary man when it comes to sex. Which is to do it in the bound of marriage with a person you're committed to. Traditional marriage works for most people. I don't know about your situation, but I would say if you want sex with someone, you should be cultivating friendships with people and then naturally someone you appreciate will be interested in having sex with you. If you're like me however, friendships isn't your thing, for you understand that the path to wisdom is inwards, and that ultimately friendship is a waste. You could die a virgin and be happy. Pornography is also a good artform, that could help you on a daily basis satisfy your urges. The problem with sex is the focus and effort it takes to get it, for example if you're doing pick up, being social, or cultivating friendships, it takes way too much effort. If you aren't that interested in sex, it isn't worth it, in my opinion. Ultimately, it's flexible and up to you to decide which path you want to go down. Don't treat it like an obligation, whether to be a virgin, or to have sex. For wisdom lies in context awareness.

@Sugarcoat What you wrote is immaturity, it doesn't see clearly what's going on. Even the idea that others have their own bubbles is inside your mind, and need to be looked at for what it is. Once that is done, a recontextualization will happen, where you realize they are fictional characters within a meaningless pointless dream. That's it. That's reality. When i say a dream i literraly mean it. It's not a metaphor or to be cute. When you dream at night and then you wake up, boom others are gone, because you were dreaming them up in the first place. There's only you that's still there, their bubbles never existed, even though in your dream you believed they had bubbles. That's what spiritual awakening is like: a recontextualization of what's going on, as a pointless meaningless dream, where others do not exist outside your own mind.

@Sugarcoat Because i literally mean it's a dream. The people in your dreams are fictional characters, they do not exist on their own outside your dream. You are dreaming them up.

@Ziran No what you become directly conscious of is that that is an assumption.