Federico del pueblo

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  1. Thanks for being so honest bro. It's a relief to see that also you can admit that you don't know whether Solipsism is true or not even though in the past you were convinced that it was true. I don't know it either but I think that there are some experiences that might contradict Solipsism, like "people" who have had 100% authentic experiences of identifying as someone else (temporarily), to then come back to their normal pov. Even if the limits of someone's pov (the boundaries of the body, the ego and their sensory limits like sight and hearing distance) might be imagined, this doesn't mean that there can't be several (or many) of these limited "pov bubbles" so to speak.
  2. @Husseinisdoingfine If you get immense value from the Buddhist books, then why do you care about what Leo says about Buddhism? Leo also tells you to think for yourself. What is helpful to you always depends on what your current level of development is. Leo basically tells you that Buddhism is just a map and that it "must" be transcended at some point, maybe also that there are certain traps or errors within the teachings, so you must stay careful and think for yourself. When you are very proficient at riding a bicycle then the support wheels are bullshit to you. If you're a 4 year old trying to learn riding a bike then support wheels can be a good initial help.
  3. Not making sure I had a good setting, which lead to a bad trip of the kind where you don't benefit in anyway (as opposed to a "good bad trip" which promotes healing).
  4. @integral I think mostly that you already start disconnecting from the outside world, i.e. all kinds of worldly distractions, a few days in advance, especially social media and low conscious by. In these days do sober what you will be doing on the substance the next day. Contemplate and meditative, become clear about your intention. Maybe check whether you still have certain fears regarding the psychedelic state and clear them out.
  5. @Bazooka Jesus or live in timelessness ?
  6. @Razard86 I'm stunned by how much time you have to write all these essays. Wow Bro!
  7. @RebornConsciousness to whom did you reply?
  8. @Theplay ? haha...you guys are just...special...to say the least
  9. And yet I'm loving it... it's all just love too. Infinite love ❤♾
  10. @Yimpa Ok, consciousness is imagining all this. Though, "nobody" is simply gonna transcend their entire human story by knowing that it's imagined (unless it's an actual awakening experience). E.g. if you have trauma, then your consciousness is affected by the trauma. You don't just unthink your trauma just because you understand that it's "imaginary". So I would rather provide somebody with concrete steps to overcome their trauma as opposed to repeatedly telling them "you're imagining your trauma", simply because it's more practical and helpful. I feel on this forum the insight of "everything is just imagination" is often just used either as a way to justify spiritual bypassing or as a way to say "I don't know the solution for your problem so I'll just tell you it's imaginary", probably often even by people who haven't even realised these things for themselves and are just parroting what Leo says in his videos.
  11. So just so I understand you right: if I ask you "what did you do yesterday?" and let's say you try to give me a normal, relative (I.e. not the nondual "only the eternal now exists") kind of answer. When you go in your mind to remember what you did yesterday this is the only actual time you experience whatever you think you did yesterday? Your memory is just pure imagination/an invention of the mind and your yesterday's experiences never happened?
  12. @Someone here I think that we can't. You must believe something like "my body needs water to survive" to actually drink it. Probably the fact that it has worked well so far (you've been drinking water and haven't died from thirst) is enough for you to believe it's true. Imagine where it would take you if you were deeply doubtful about these most basic things ?
  13. I was aware that they had been raided, but I think it must have been unwarranted. They are the only ones (that I know of) that provide different vendors with the lsd analogues and you can still buy these substances from different vendors without any problems even though that raid was already like half a year ago.
  14. https://lizardlabs.nl/ Lizard labs seems to be completely back to normal business. Where do you have the info from that they exported tons of heroin to the US?
  15. @Yimpa Amazing!
  16. @OBEler hard to say as I don't have any personal experience with transpersonal phenomena during trips. I can tell you though what Stanislav Grof writes about different types of transpersonal experiences (based on the experiences from literally 10s of thousands lsd sessions). There have been many experiences where somebody in a past life died from an accident or murder and this was reexperienced by the psychonaut. Now if we want to assume that this experience really happened then there's no way for the experience to be passed on via genes if that person died, it must be passed on via consciousness. Also people have experienced a completely authentic and realistic identification with other people, so they basically switched in the experience of someone else who was still alive. It would make a lot of sense to me for a collective consciousness to exist, given that everything is connected anyways.
  17. @OBEler there are probably different reasons and you already named some of them. They are probably a part of our collective unconscious, episodes of human history that entered our collective unconscious. They might also be related to your trauma, like associations that sort of display the content of your trauma in an exaggerated metaphoric way. E.g. when I brought up my trauma of having been left by my father when I was one year old I felt a deep sense of aloneness and abandonment so I saw images of people being held in dark dungeons of medieval castles. If you reexperience your own birth you will see the most horrific images you could (or could not) ever imagine, like yourself being mashed between the giant stone walls of some kind of gigantic press (symbolising the pain caused by the contractions of the womb).
  18. @Arthogaan Lol! This is hilarious ? I think the only piece of art that tops this is this one here: https://r.mtdv.me/videos/LeoGuraoutrageous
  19. Happy birthday @Leo Gura !
  20. @Jannes I'm currently reading "LSD psychotherapy" from Stanislav Grof (available in German). It's an amazing book. It outlines all risks (and potential complications) and benefits of the therapeutic use of lsd and thus psychedelics in general. It's scientific but also touches on the transcendental. I've also read "the way of the psychonaut" by the same author, which is mind-blowing, but contains more "woo woo" stuff and is much thicker (2 books of 350+ pages). Lsd psychotherapy outlines a process of transformation going from the biographical level to the perinatal (birth related) to the transpersonal level (like past life experiences etc). Of course it's a bit unfortunate that it has "psychotherapy" in the title, like you're suggesting to your father that he needs therapy. But an amazing read for sure!
  21. You guys are always so anxious about these things. When the course is done I'll be released and then you'll see it somewhere on his website.
  22. And now you use it until you're jacked