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Hahah superb MMA reference, I enjoyed it very much

@Unlimited Mmm, I experience much more tolerance. Maybe for me its around 30-60 min. Thanks for your feedback brother

@Unlimited Thanks, makes sense. When do you feel like you can blast again time wise?

It probably was, Dreams tend to not be stored in memory

@Someone here Same thing, dreams don't need to happen in the beginning, they may start at whatever imaginary point in time with a whole coherent back story. There's really no reference frame for reality other than reality itself, every moment therefore is the only self evident truth.

You could say it that way yes I like Awakening because of the connotation that you feel extremely Awake/Aware (meaning high consciousness)

@Breakingthewall No it wasn't a God Realisation, that's much more than Awakening. For me an Awakening is the discovery/breakthrough into a new radical high state of consciousness. This one was an overwhelmingly fluid and overflowing perfection

I had another weird experience (not an Awakening), when I was a teenager. While taking a nap I lived a parallel life for many years. When I woke up from that 30min nap, all soaked in sweat, I was so shocked and depersonalised. I was traumatised for the next two weeks, paranoid I would also wake up from that life as well and had no ground to keep my sanity. It was an extraordinary life changing experience, but not an Awakening per se. Well I did awaken from that life/dream indeed

@LambdaDelta Thanks for sharing

@Loveeee Basic hygiene is enough Taking a shit some time before helps. Taking ginger is also helpful

Update: it's taking more preparation than expected but Def happening this year. Trying to extract Salvinorum A and there's a decent chance of making it on an ejuice vape. The chemistry process and experimentation will require some months to actualize.

I have the intuition it may make the Salvia experience more comfortable. I plan to try it one day. So any advice is welcomed

All my spiritual practices get enhanced on Psychedelics. In fact combining practices and psychedelics is an important synergy

I wanna warn fellow travellers about this trap I've myself fallen for. It's becoming more and more clear to me that the spiritual dogma of getting rid of the ego is profoundly neurotic, problematic, deceitful and a hindrance for reaching the most holistic Awakenings. What will happen as you walk this path is a deeper connection with your self, the whole narrative of ego creates distance and unconsciousness from yourself. You deny yourself, you criticise yourself, you change yourself, but you always ARE yourself. Higher Awakenings are about being yourself, becoming more aware of every corner of your psyche and infusing it with profound Love, acceptance and Infinite Self-embracement. Work with that for some time, if what has been stated is already realised and you wanna go a step further continue reading. You will eventually see that ego is nothing but a fancy word for the I and then you realise that this I you wanted to get rid of, it's God, making it such a delicious twisted self-deception to see through and a profound reconnection into self-awareness, Self-Love and innate Awake Divinity.

Just forget the whole notion of ego like you never even heard of it Get to know yourself Develop yourself Reconnect with yourself Love yourself Become conscious of yourself Feel yourself

Bought the best magnesium I could find, that combined multiple forms for better bioavailability. Oh God, how much I needed it. It's supper important to have Magnesium on your stack, don't forget it!

Honestly I've taken so much drugs at this point in my life that I'm able to isolate pretty accurately the effects of each one. Moreover I'm not on a static routine, each day I change a bit the cocktail to see how it all subtly changes or even just take one and see.

They are different facets of the Absolute. For more on that check Leo's video of the many facets of Awakening. There's value on saying it's the same on some level, but there's also a lot of value on distinguishing one from the other, because you may have them in isolation or in aggregate.

It's holistic!

Really recommend it I like to pause when a stretch feels particularly good for me one day

Few people understand Nithyananda, once see superficially, others dislike their Hindu style and the rest fall on the fake news but then think they wouldn't have crucified Christ on their time, it's okay, I've gotten through it. On the other hand, you haven't tried any of his techniques, you haven't tried his 108 asana (I've done them sober and on LSD), or his 308 asanas, or his unclutching meditations, or his oneness capsules (life transforming), or his live two-way initiations (I've experienced kundalini Awakenings, powers, healing, samadhis, ecstasy for days, exotic states of consciousness, baseline consciousness increases, herbs that have enhanced my life, etc.) It's funny cause you think I talk on my ass but I sit on immense research and practice every time I talk. I'm a fucking spiritual weirdo fanatic. You have no clue of my level of commitment, dedication and sacrifice I have for this work. Base line most probably. Peak not even joking.

I love Adi Da, for me he's one of the greatest, I have two pictures of him and have part of his art as wallpaper in my phone. I've watched countless of videos of him, meditated with his darshans and I'm reading the Aletheon. It's just a matter of fact that none of the people who lived with him on the island have become incredibly Awake beings and teachers that have continued their tradition, the apparition of such beings is like a shooting star. I understand Adi Da and also see why it's so hard to make the bridge towards his state of realisation. Listen what Adi Da says: Let there be... Bliss Aware... Consciousness itself...

I've been contemplating and for me it's after a night's sleep, that is the full reset

I like this wording

The fact that Brendan Lea is one of the top Peter Ralston student lowers the perception I have of Ralston. There are two main dimensions to understand a spiritual teachers. First is the degree of their own Awakenings and second is the quality of their best students. For example, you may have super high realisation like Adidam, but lack the methodologies/teaching skills to transmit that realisation to your students, something similar happens with Ralston. On the other hand, you may be a meditator teachers who is super good with transmitting a certain technique and you replicate your awakenings to a measurable degree in your students. The best spiritual teachers are the ones which are both insanely Awake and incredibly effective in making those levels of Awakening accesible to their students. For example: let's take the top 10 Peter Ralston students, top 10 Mooji Baba students, top 10 Shinzen Young students, top 10 Ken Wilber students, top 10 Sri Ramana Maharshi students, top 10 Leo Gura students, top 10 Lahiri Mahasaya students...