Personal Shaman

Nahm's single video points "you" better towards You than a whole collection of Leo's work. You're letting here go of a diamond in exchange for a coal that's not even burning. Leo's work's not going to get you anywhere. It's just conceptualising Itness. What he refers to as mental masturbation. His whole teaching boils down to putting 5meo in your butt, and it's probably safe to assume that's what the upcoming "course" will be about. Not to take anything away from 5meo. If you look at the direction this place is going, you'll notice that demoting Nahm has nothing to do with Nahm. Yet it's Leo's forum and he can well do whatever he wants. Imagine a "guru" kicking out one of his companion, then trying to teach you Love. Yikes.

I don't know what KDP or Shopify is. Let's reconstruct this actualized.org business and in a process do the same thing with most online businesses in the current online trend. As I mentioned, what has always been selling, is selling, and will always be selling? Body, relationships, money, health, sex, happy marriage, and whatever else goes under these... Actualized.org kinda touches all of them, but believe me you can do equally good with just a single niche in one of these, for example. help female bodybuilders transfer to a vegan diet in under a month or whatever. Secondly, the guy convinces you that his aim is to give you so much free and amazing content for free so you can create blablabla amazing life. Which is fair, he uploads some more or less acceptable quality material. Great. What does he do next? He builds some products ladder -> he is selling some kinda cheap book list, I don't really know how much it costs but probably around 50$? And he creates a second product, a life purpose course, which is a kinda higher value, 200$? Maybe this course is a little more advanced than his free content, or better laid out. Both make sense. He could go further than this and sell private 1:1 coaching for 1000$ a month or something, which would easily sell. Why do they sell? Well, he does have a lot of youtube views and let's say some of his viewers got some results and it's something that has always been selling, is selling, and will always be selling. Notice, it's not because his content is any good, it's just a proven material, that has to work if somebody applies it. So obviously, if that brings them results, they could think something along 'what results could I get from his course if his free content gave me so much?'. Assuming he had 500.000 subscribers at the time, 1% bought it for $200, Bang, $1.000.000 on his bank account, or whatever. He just funded his lifestyle by selling you, really nothing special, something you didn't know, but also didn't know that you can know, by any other means, or you just trusted him, or whatever, you liked his goatee. Or maybe you couldn't figure out how to start creating your life purpose and that's what he promised you'll get from his course. Now, let's go back to the movie I recommended you to watch 'Catch Me If You Can'. The highschool age kid goes to his class and pretends he's their French teacher for like two weeks (I have watched it a while ago so I don't remember details)? How does he do that? He doesn't speak French. He just stays one book chapter ahead of his class. And now notice that it's what this business, and probably 95% of new modern online coaching/course businesses bringing literally millions $ in revenue, are all about. And you can do it from next week, and you will get paid for it, and you might as well earn more that this guy in half the time. Of course, there's marketing going into it, creating content, lining up your offer, stuff like this. That's the work and time you have to put in. Nobody is selling you sacred knowledge. You don't have to be an expert in anything. You only have to know a little more than your audience, and they will certainly be happy to buy this knowledge from you. Because? Yes, it's always been, is and will be selling... And it will work. And you will help others by doing something you're passionate about. Notice that his early content is kind of shit, I'm not referring to newer content because I'll probably get eaten by his fanboys, but I'll mention that 4 weeks of silence is probably the best episode so far. There's, quite literally, zero creative content there (early on). All of that was copied from basic self-help concepts, courses, seminars, you tell me... You can find it in any respectable self-help book, or just take 5 seconds and google it. I created my first business to earn money to undertake my shamanic quest, i.e. I had to live off of it for at least two years. Money was the one thing stopping me, I've earned around 20.000$ in my first three months, then passively it jumped to around $100.000 in the same first year and then I closed this as I had better things to do in life.

What marketplace? Don't try to fit in within the matrix, work around it, take advantage of it. You can never really escape it, yet you still can get anything you want out of it, or rather out of yourself. Especially in the online age, earning income is probably easier than ever, one year of solid work can put you on 10-15k$/month. Look for what is ALREADY (and has always been) selling (I'm looking at you, health, body, relationships, money, sex et cetera), don't look at what YOU can give to the World specifically (although you have to be passionate about what you're doing, contemplate it). It's the information age, sell knowledge, people are paying ridiculous amounts for stuff that would take them 5 minutes of googling. There's a 2002 movie 'Catch Me If You Can', a pretty cool and true story. If money's what's holding you, then just work on it, it's easier than you think. Drop any negative beliefs about money and go for it. We live in a World where we exchange money for basically everything at this point. Do you love yourself, want the best shit you can get for yourself? Delicious organic food? Travel to lit spots? Have enough time to focus on your emotional development, hobbies, passions? Good luck doing it being broke. What you really want is to feel. Better is an idea, period. I've never asked you to focus on solving problems, and I believe you've mentioned, that you realise, there aren't any really. I'm not familiar with a hunch or whatever, if it works, then sure? I guess. Drop the Abraham-Hicks, New Age, or other bullshit. Or whatever law of attraction things you've read and hasn't worked. If it's not working for you then it's obviously not working? People put shit on dreamboards, repeat affirmations, visualise the same stuff each and every day and wonder why it hasn't yet materialised. Wow, who would've thought? Find some proper guidance if you need it. My age is not important, I'm probably both, younger, and older than most beings you'll encounter here.

Get it out of yourself if you feel like it. Say it out loud, journal about it, punch it into a punching bag?? Whatever works. Don't get too attached to whatever it is. The Spirit doesn't recognize yes/no, it's a constant flow of abundance and if you say you don't want X is as if you said that all you want is X. You live in a quantum energy field. There exists everything you have and haven't imagined. You're here only to experience, create, lift and shift energy, bask in all the beauty the Earth gives you, and use your, actually - literally, Godlike creating abilities, as much as you desire. Realise that, right now, you have a will to do something specific, more than anything else. There certainly is a child inside you that does, depending on how aware of that you are, maybe you can tell what it is. But perhaps you're pulled back by thoughts of 'more important (relevant) things' like maybe money, success, car, career, ...you tell me? Or maybe you hear somebody saying 'I can't', 'I'm too weak', ? These aren't your thoughts. You are, quite literally, not capable of thinking of yourself in these terms. But let's not get into it right now. If you realise that there are no problems to solve and everything is great, do you also acknowledge that you are completely whole and worthy of unconditional acceptance and love, health, joy, fulfilment exactly as you are? And do you see that the notion of lack is completely false? Stop with spiritual bullshit and trying to get grounded in the present moment. Especially if it doesn't serve you. There is no present moment, there is only constant, ever-present, ever-continuous flow. There are far more fruitful techniques than the spiritual ones (by which I mean eastern Buddhissmalike zen ideas) and certainly much older, better proven than them. Most of them can't even realise the most fundamental Love qualities and dualities within God, but I'm not gonna go into a rant here. Take responsibility for yourself, finally. Ask yourself what you really want. The answer will eventually come to you, depending on your physical body, either through an image, a thought, a sound, or whatever else, just let it come. And you will feel that it's what it is. Don't resist, anything. Don't be biased towards anything. And be ready to taste a whole buffet of experiences. Get on the motherfuckin' train and catch a ride to the Age of Giants, where you belong. Lol, it's, like, completely foolproof, what else is there to say...

Great, so there are no problems to solve and you know what you don't want in "your future life". What do you want? Take this step further and create your dream, it's as simple as that. Only, please, dream big.

Obviously, you can be abused, you can get traumatised, and you can get hurt. The only thing you should not do is accept victimhood. Everybody is suffering unless of course, you learn how not to. But during incarnation on this planet, you accept to go through pain, suffering, pain, trauma, terror etc... It's all included in the ride. When you bring light, love, and acceptance to your reality you can notice that all this was not suffering at all, it was a necessary part of your authentic path, that your trauma led somewhere, and that's when the healing occurs. But miss me with turning the other cheek bullshit. It's only creating more darkness.