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Two things: I doubt your current method is effective as you think or want to believe it is. I think you can use less direct yet more helpful pointers. For example, I don't think it helps anyone to state that you are God and that you are dreaming up reality. It's too direct and requires massive awakening to even entertain as a thought. No-self, on the other hand, is a lot easier to communicate and even illustrate, and still very few people get it, and hardly so. As well, if you think 5-MeO is the answer, then why all the pointers to begin with? I'm kind of concerned that you might be stuck in the "awakening hell" as I call it. It's basically when your life becomes centered around awakening as if it is a must in life and otherwise something bad will happen. You stated many times that all endeavors are pointless in the end, but the way you're treating awakening doesn't communicate that to me. It's way too serious and attached, at least that's how it seems to me sometimes.

Haha. Sometimes I wonder if you are dreaming awakening to keep yourself asleep.

Too late. It's not really his problem at this point. You guys rolled with him in the beginning but now you're backing out and leaving him alone. I don't know what happened. I am not quite sure I fully get him, though. If there's one thing I learned about Leo is that his ability to understand is astounding, so even when I disagree with him (and that happens a lot), I always assume in the back of my mind that maybe he's onto something that I'm not aware of. And this has always proven to be a safe assumption, because Leo is obviously always growing. That said, he seems to be mostly concerned with waking people up to God. So, if you are already awake, his pointers probably won't make much sense to you. Yet, it seems his pointers are not just pointers but something that he deeply identifies with and believes strongly. But then again, maybe he's doing that on purpose. Maybe he wants us to perceive him that way. Maybe it's necessary for a leader/teacher to demonstrate confidence and certainty sometimes in order to establish a feeling of trust with the audience, or at least maybe that's what he thinks. Or maybe that's what I think he thinks. Or maybe that's what I want you to think he thinks. Or maybe that's what he wants me to make you think that he thinks lol. TL:DR, I haven't had enough yet

Haha. Used to get that, too. Not fun at all. Then I realized that the throwing around was just an oscillating sensation between the head and the heart area, kinda like a 3D circular audio effect manifested in real life in the visual field.

@KatiesKarma I used to get sleep paralysis a lot, like 6 years ago and earlier. Luckily, I never experience it anymore. There are definitely no demons, though. I used to cover myself with a delightful green blanket, and so the "demon" looked green. It was basically just the blanket, but the mind is so fucking creative. It's not really what your eyes see, but how your mind interprets it. Now, I can't remember exactly what I did to overcome that problem for good. But I remember how I started to figure out how to gain back control of the body during the attack. The technique is simple and easy. When you experience sleep paralysis, you feel distant from the body. The body feels heavy and you feel powerless. The way I used to gain back control was by simply moving my fingers and toes (basically small muscles) the moment I'd realize that I'm experiencing sleep paralysis, and then automatically the rest of the body would follow. It's as though the "soul" escapes the body during sleep and then keeps hanging out of it until we wake up, but with sleep paralysis it doesn't return for some reason. Don't try to move your entire arm or leg immediately, though, because it won't work but rather frustrate and freak you out as you probably know. However, the only big challenge would be to remain calm during the attack and to not freak out. And for that, you can practice meditation. Also, try to avoid noise as much as possible, especially engine noise, because it's very toxic. And essentially, try to get rid of all stressors in your life. I have an inclination to believe that sleep paralysis is a manifestation and a direct symptom of stress. So, if you experience a lot of stress on a daily basis, you probably should be working on eliminating stress in all forms if you want a permanent solution.

Current nerds will be the sexiest men in 2100. Anyone who doesn't speak the computer language then will be marginalized and become an incel, actually probably an outcel haha.

Because they are currently the least aligned with the global narrative. Eastern religions are one step ahead, but that's about it.

03 - Track.MP3 Another great piece!

Easy question. Modern survival does not require physical strength as much as intellectual strength (which doesn't necessarily equal intelligence, btw). Modern jobs don't require muscles as much as brains. Technology has become the muscles. Even farming and building have now become relatively easy as long as you have the mental skills. Skill is now more important than power, because power is guaranteed through technology. Even war is now less dependent on physical strength because of modern weapons. You don't need to be strong to survive anymore. Your government basically protects you, so you don't even have to worry about your safety for the majority of your life. None of that was the case before modern technology, so men had to be strong back then as an obligation. 2000 years ago, it didn't matter much if you were smart or educated. In today's world, the biggest brains survive the most.

@Leo Gura Okay, I'm not gonna argue with you on anything. Just keep in mind that once you were confident that materialism is absolute truth and that science is infallible and then you changed your mind.

And how do you know that? You think that that's the definitive answer because of some experiences you've had, but it's equally possible that someday you will experience the opposite or something entirely different and then renounce that conclusion. How many times did that pattern occur? You see, there is no end or limit to what you can experience at any moment, which is precisely what God/Infinity is. You're trying to grasp the ungraspable, and therefore you're limiting God by trying to define it like this. The human mind can never get a hold on God no matter the chemicals. The mind can only run around in circles.

04 - Track.MP3 Couldn't find this anywhere on the web. Even Shazam did not recognize it.

@Rilles Damn it. I wanted to be the kangaroo.

I find that most of the times, how you express yourself is a lot more important than what's actually being said. The way we communicate says different things than the things we intend to say. The choosing of words is critical, but it doesn't stop there. Body language and vocal tone are important, but it doesn't stop there either. If you don't naturally have a way with words, this can take some effort to correct, but at least it's fixable. Some people have magical speaking abilities, they can say things very subtly and softly, and you'll end up doing what they want from you with a warm and welcoming heart, even if it's against what you wanted initially. @Nahm comes to mind when thinking about this kind of people. Maybe he can give us some tips here, even though for him it might seem like a very intuitive natural and normal thing. I'm interested to hear him deconstruct his own style, no pressure though @Nahm

Blindness is also a miracle, so.

Lol. That would be somewhat interesting. "God will not show you a miracle, because you're too blind to see." Meh. On a more serious note, I expect you to admit that you don't understand everything in the universe, at least as a start. And then if you're truly awake, that you don't understand anything at all.

@Leo Gura What is the difference between you before your 5-MeO retreat and after? I see the same person, only slightly different and a hell lot more confident, at least in regards to spiritual wisdom.

Anyway, I don't think the point of this video is to debunk homelessness. It is rather aimed at the people who identify themselves as wage slaves in first world countries, and in that light I think it's valid to a great extent.

And a driving license.

The only kind of art I can imagine AI creating is geometrical psychedelic visions. Maybe God is a computer.

I've never been homeless, only displaced, and I have experienced all of these, except drug addiction and poor health. And then on top of them I experienced awakening. It took me 4-5 years of personal development just to start making sense of what's happening, so I know how true your words are and somewhat the struggles of the homeless. For me, 2021 was the year where everything really started to fall into place, and now I can finally say with confidence that I have fixed my psychology into a normal calibrated human being, even though I know I have not yet reached a 100% healthy psychology. Before that everything had been a crazy mess for a very long time that I forgot what mental health looks or feels like, so I am grateful for where I'm at now, and I'm especially grateful that I have very hazy memories of that bad period of my life. In 2022 I plan on getting my financial situation together in the first half, and then on getting everything else right in the years to come. I just want you to know that you have played an important role in my healing process, and I want to confess that anytime I acted out on here it was always because of me and my past. I was damaged, and I couldn't help it. I hope I will be doing better in the future. And sorry for all the trouble

The technical term "first world" typically refers to a superior industrial and overall political and economical climate of a certain country. The US is clearly not the best currently, but it's still among the best. What I am concerned with in the case of a first world country is the tools that are available there and nowhere else, the rest is just skill in how you use and manage those tools. But keep in mind that breaking through does not happen automatically. If you are working steadily, nothing special will happen, even if you work hard. Slow and steady does not win the race. Only risk takers can make something big because big things always require risking something in return, but most people are not willing to take risks. Most people just want stability and repetition. They fear the unknown and the unexpected and prefer to always stay on the safe side. Better safe than sorry, that's how most people think. A thousand dollars might not do much in the US, and it won't add up to a fortune if you simply keep saving for retirement. That's not the way to wealth. That's linear thinking and it leads to mediocrity at best, because economy is always accelerating. If you're gonna save any money at all, it's a lot better to save for the short term just to make some momentum money that can then turn into a project that can then snowball and grow larger and larger. The difference between a first world country and a third world one is that in a first world country you can easily save up until you get that amount of money. I can't tell you how much that amount should be. And I can't tell you how long it's gonna take you to accumulate. It might take you a year, or more, or less, depending on how much you earn, how much you're willing to save, how big your project is, and other factors. Anyway, that's exactly what that dude did in the video. He's got the mindset of a millionaire, and he's willing to take risks. If there is one takeaway to take from his video, it's this. He made enough money from zero and then very quickly started up a company. The mistake he made though is that he didn't have a backup plan. He placed all his bets on one project and simply didn't give himself the necessary safety net. Ideally, what I would do is the same thing except that I would always keep a backup plan. No project ever is guaranteed to succeed., that's what he didn't know. So you always need a backup plan. In a first world country, that's very easy. You work, save up some money, split that money into project money and backup money. Then you make a go at the project in mind, and see if it's promising or not. If it's not, exit, and then save up some money again and repeat. You simply can't lose with that strategy, and this luxury is only possible in a first world country. Of course, many people say that huge breakthroughs require persistence on only one project, and that can be true in many cases, but I can't tell you exactly what will become a great success and what won't, because it is highly contextual, and luck is always a big factor in these kinds of things. Just know that you are swimming in an ocean of opportunities right now and that you can make something out of it if you really want to.

Same answer I would say, as long as you're human.