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@StarStruck You want free advanced teachings from Leo and you think you are entitled to criticize him without thought? You think Leo doesn't warn you not bullshit yourself? Most people criticize, because they aren't even sure what to do with their lives or just they don't agree with him by being dogmatic. They are not really criticizing, they are being stupid. Investigate the forum and you will find too much stupidity/drama.

When you start to think independently you will know why Leo reacts this way. Also, he has to protect his teachings, like most gurus and he's honest about it. So what if he curses. You haven't seen people who constantly do that and are not intelligent. And it's not like you are his slaves. You can take a break from actualized as long as you want. If anything, he teaches how to be independent in all domains. The important thing is what he offers.

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@at_anchor It really depends what kind of programming you want to do. You need basic math and physics knowledge. The rest you can learn on the way if you need. Also, programming is a field of its own. Find courses on YouTube or other places. Explore the internet. I'm sure you will find what you want. And please, don't make it complicated. Eventually, you will get your answers. You need to take risks.

@LSD-Rumi Open-mindedness is genuine in its nature. You either are or aren't. Yeah, it is dangerous. Be open-minded about how you could/should be open-minded. Explore it and find out.

The best part was when you said doing things for their own sake. I got goosebumps. I really resonate with that. Loved the video.

@Leo Gura Is it 10+ hours?

@John Paul I love your authenticity, but someday you will cringe at your post.

@Romanov Most of them are very biased towards their religion, because they feel comfortable belonging to it. I have been a christian (not dogmatically following it) for a period of time when I was a kid and I can tell that most of them are mindlessly going to church to just feel that they are some chosen people that are being saved. I feel ashamed when I remember it, but at least I would like to think that I was the only one that was seeking understanding of the world when I was at church, but I grew out of it (going to church) eventually.

@Jannes Me too. But I can remember their behavior, actions by instantly imagining them in my mind (not in spiritual sense). And that might lead me in some way remembering their name.

Have you read your country's drug laws? Being illegal doesn't mean you can't or shouldn't do it. Have you considered all of the cases successfully getting it?

@Oeaohoo I haven't tried psychedelics, but I can tell that you are full of shit.

The last time I (unintentionally) hit my head to the wall (if you mean hitting your head to anything) I started having epileptic seizures which radically changed the course of my life. Now, I don't have any seizures. I'm lucky that I've recovered from that. For me, It had a huge impact on my thinking and gave me a whole new perspective on life which I'm grateful for. It sure made more spiritual, as I am exploring spirituality, I'm starting to understand that. But it might not work for you.

As God or as human? Which "me" are you talking about?

But yet you grokked it.

@Razard86 Beautiful. Love it.

It even gets better when you rewatch the whole trilogy a few times.

Yeah, it is really good. One of the best action movies I have ever watched that really has a deep meaning in it.

@Scholar Isn't that concerning? Would they succeed in doing that?

There is a Facebook group whose purpose is to expose Leo. Link: Exposing Leo Gura (Cult leader)

@Gesundheit2 Spirituality is more subtle than from some physical ability. You can't just tell people not to do it. It doesn't mean that all of them will be effective in it. It heavily depends on how you lived your life, which doesn't mean that it can't be altered in a way to do it effectively or help "unspiritual" people to noticed that there is spirituality or even help to reach higher states of consciousness and become more conscious from most people. In the end, from my perspective, we should test our limits and also keep in mind that we might not be able to do it with the same technique and be open to other techniques or more specifically psychedelics.

All the metaphysical, epistemological and spiritual videos. But this is the one that had a huge impact on me emotionally and inspired me to follow his work. Outrageous Experiments In Consciousness - 30 Awakenings In 30 Days

@Husseinisdoingfine Don't overstress yourself. It will only worsen things. It will make you doubt your abilities, even though you don't know anything about it yet. And, in the end you will end up not learning the things you needed to learn. It doesn't mean that you will do great at everything without stress. So, measure seven times, cut once (in an enjoyable way of course)

@Insightful27 Don't make it a black and white thing. Everything is interconnected in some way. You're like saying should I do something and be mindless or should I be mindful and do nothing. What you listed above, in my opinion aren't so separate. Pick the ones that you can handle. Some things will require all of your energy and others maybe the half of it. Try it out and eventually you will know what to do and how much time you should spend on it. But, also, expect that all of your previous opinions on it might change overtime. Embrace not-knowing.