Davino

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  1. This is a methodology I have been using for years and it works for me. Staring at the pictures of individuals who have embodied your objectives. I have filled my room and every place I lived with genius and saints that inspire me. There is a profound connection that happens. Science calls it mirror neurons, in the east they call it darshan, whatever label you may use is indifferent, for the fact is to know if it works. I have used this for sports, intelligence, maturity and Awakening. I've decided to share with you the word that I use for the purpouse of Holistic Human Development. It contains geniuses from all areas you can imagine and more, here are some areas: linguistics(polyglots), military and fighters, business, health and medicine, technology, education, law and governance, physics, biology, chemistry, economics, psychology, sociology, engineering, music, film, painting, ecology, mathematics, statistics, agriculture, philosophy, religion, occultism, history, consulting, psychonauts, polymaths... as well as deities that represent knowledge and understanding from around the world and individuals with bizarre unique talents. How to do it? Well at the beginning of your day before starting to work, gaze at every individual. Then you start working. You may reopen it when you feel stucked in a problem or have it as a background. Before you go to bed it's also recommended to gaze again. You may also print some photos and hang them around your place. I did a very comprehensive search of geniuses but you're invited to do your own or edit my word. As an advice, pick carefully the photo. Better if it's at their home or office and they are looking to the camera directly. Here is the word, it has a preview but it doesn't work that good, better to download and see it in the native desktop program. The individuals that appear in it have shaped the whole trajectory of our species, we stand in their shoulders to make sense of the world. They are the 20% that made the 80% of the world's understanding. Individual results may vary. It may take months before seeing noticeable benefits.
  2. Caution: This blend is potentially dangerous. I'm just sharing my personal experience. I snorted Amphetamines to begin with, a medium-low dose of 20 mg. It was my first time, and I was surprised to feel the state of consciousness so familiar; I had already accessed it via meditation. I had a clear mind, a focused sense of perception and concentration, and a subtle relaxation. My body reacted well to the chemical; a bit of heart pumping in the coming up, but it was stabilized quickly, and my constants were fine throughout the experience. It felt like I had done a particularly good concentration-hour-long meditation session. The only difference was that the stability of the state of consciousness was baseline maintained and needed not work to get or susstain as in meditation. I was a bit disappointed; I expected more from the substance, given its reputation, but I got nice insights and mystical experiences from it. First, I realized profoundly the beauty of the present moment. Many times we go on a constant search for another state other than what we are. I was like a rat constantly chasing for more instead of just appreciating life for what it is. I could just sit on my sofa, breathe and be happy. By virtue of how beautiful reality is. One might think when I get X or do Y, then I'll be really fulfilled but this is not it; surely I can manipulate this moment to be better than it is, this is a trap. It really is, there's a point where you can appreciate reality exactly as it is, then this present field of experience becomes divine. In this line, I deconstructed the wanting more unsatisfied of the now subconscious parasite of my mind. I realized how common in my psychedelic excursions, I had this sense of wanting more, realizing more and getting to that X I know is the real gold, which is totally fine but not at the expense of forgetting the immense beauty and love for the now: that I realized. "Now" is more than enough, now is perfect, and when you get to that X, a core aspect of it is the satisfaction and love for the here-now you get, you fall in love with the configuration of existence at that particular moment and hence with existence itself. This is profound, contemplate it, feel the now, be in the now. I proceeded to snort 40 mg of Ketamine, now the experience got fascinating. I felt how the gates in my brain and consciousness started to open and flow, like cascades of fresh water never interconnected in such a way. My right upper brain part was specially grateful; finally, my brain was awakened in a way never before experienced. Alert yet profoundly calm. It was on my to-do list before death to try an upper and a downer at the same time, and so it happened. The experience morphed into more mystical realms. I already had visuals on the first substance, they were symmetrical, sporadic, not lucid, spontaneous, beautiful but short-lived. Ketamine added a new dimension to my minds' ability. I pictured a can of paint, then two more came forming a triangle, then different colored-shaped cans came in forming a billiard shape, and finally they all mingled in a beautiful circular fashion. At this point I put on some healing psychedelic music and worked through energetic patterns in my body, infusing myself with love, dissolving the knots and pulling the string to make my inner space naturally open and comfortable. It is quite deep how much we carry in our physicality, not only from ourselves but our parents, family-lineage and close ones, like a virus spreads, so does energy; one must clean the vessel out of self-love. This is an important need one must perform. After the intense energetic work, I felt quite at ease and was carried away by the soft waves of sleep.
  3. As this text has sought to make clear, the focus of her life has been as consistent as it has been persistent. When she no longer had the strength to answer people's enquiries, she had but one injunction: "Bhagavan ke niye thako!" - 'Live in God's presence.' If that is the irreducible minimum of her teaching, she herself provides us with a summary of her own life: At Puri a lady once asked her: Ma, you have a feeling of duty towards your husband. You regard him as your Guru. Are your husband and all others alike to you?" Bholanath was seated nearby. Mataji smiled and replied, "If I give a truthful answer to this question, Bholanath will be angry with me." Saying this she began to laugh loudly. Then she said: "Everyone is alike, yet, wherever it is necessary for a particular mode of behaviour to be enacted, it happens. In childhood my parents were my gods. Then they introduced my husband as the god. At that time there was a strong feeling of Gurubhava towards my husband. Today I see the entire universe as my God. You also are my God. Everything is but God's form. There is nothing other than GOD. - Shree Ma Anandamayi.
  4. EXACTLY! Fractals are very used in Islam. There are also qualities of idols and pointers to Allah ﷲ.
  5. Leo, I had the independent insight that you point frequently the dangers of group-think without properly addressing the potential for collective intelligence. How God realized are you if you don't care about the God Realization of "others"?
  6. First you'd have to ask: What is my metaphysics?
  7. Sri Anandamayi Ma, Adidam, Sri Ramana, Nithyananda, Shivapuri Baba... I also talk about Infinite Consciousness. I've awakened to Infinite Consciousness.
  8. Wow, so disappointed with Daniel Schmachtenberger's answer. He's metaphysically clueless. I know the answer and I'm a nobody. Development, Awakening and Cleaning are independent pursuits.
  9. Lmao stop instilling self-doubt and gaslighting others experience of life. It's like someone tried to convince you to be a woman and suck cock.
  10. I've been reflecting more and amphetamines really felt like the first Jhanas. Its similarities are surprising.
  11. That could be true but there's also an important cultural/value alignment. For example, there's a lot of connection between Spain and Romania, not for anything historical but temperaments just seem to fit. In the same way, if you're very ambitious Portugal culture is not suited for you but if you wanna life a chill lifestyle it's an amazing place. There are some aspect and flavours which may remain constant over time and which are intrinsic to the culture despite their development level, in the same way that some core aspects of your personality evolve with you over developmental stages.
  12. @WikiRando Thanks for sharing. I find the shortcomings typical from stage blue, all societies have been there or will be there. I find the strengths interesting. I just had the insight that cultures and countries are more defined by their strengths, which are more unique, than for their deficiencies, which are more universal.
  13. I believe understanding China is so important right now for proper geopolitical and economical sense making.
  14. @LambdaDelta Interesting, surely it felt more grounded. Although for me towards the second hour of an LSD trip at night, visuals get insanely gorgeous. After the third hour classic visuals again, but there's a window in the experience at begining where it's so visually clear for me.
  15. It must have been so hard. You really look, talk and operate in a masculine way.
  16. I wasn't expecting that, it was a surprise. Not like LSD which are on all the time but there were inspiration moments with great visuals.
  17. This was just a check box to have the experience. It had been sitting in my box for three years and I had no interest in it. I just wanted to try it once.
  18. High quality speed
  19. @Basman Why do you assume democracy would work in China? Maybe democracy wouldn't work in such a unique country, or maybe it would. Why would one hold the bias towards democracy as the one size fits all governance system?
  20. There's no content int the baby's mind but there's an innate human structure.
  21. @Ramanujan Why are you so obsessed with that book?
  22. @integral That's just the tip of the iceberg. I liked more to know about his past and overall story to power.