Davino

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  1. Perhaps experience is the biggest asset of the aged mind
  2. @BlueOak That was very very good. What I could infere that surprised me is the tendency towards rigidity of mind, like it's not as flexible to adapt, learn and thrive due to biophysical constrictions as well as socioeconomical restrictions, right?
  3. @woohoo123 So have you noticed a reduction in your ambition? So it's easier to deepen what you've already built skills upon but harder to enter new domains and grind through the resistance, right? This is helpful thanks
  4. Yes, that's an important factor to weight, not the if but the when. That one declines over time is a basic observable fact, when a significant chunk of your capabilities will reduce to a threshold is more tricky to tackle. The point is I want to allocate many skills in my life and I'm unsure to when do it. I want to keep on studying different degrees as I become older in those areas where self-education is not possible as well as learning to play the piano and many others. Obviously not all decisions have the same importance and survival function but nevertheless are to be taken. Let's say I've taken the decisions to play the piano but I don't know when to do it. If I know my conditions will be fine I can postpone it up until my forties where all my survival activities and dreams will be consolidated. However, if I get to understand that by that time it will be substantially more tedious, maybe I start in five years doing just one class every two weeks or something like that. So that's a concrete example of the contemplation at hand and the reason of being for this thread.
  5. It depends on what you're aiming for. New perspectives, little shift in consciousness, ego check, desire to reconnect briefly with the trascendental -> Low doses Spiritual work, meditation, yoga, contemplation, deconstruction -> Medium doses Awakenings, Breakthroughs, God-Realizations -> High Doses Uncharted territories, danger, insanity, overdose, physical death -> Massive doses Honestly I think they all have their value but the biggest ilusion shattered for me has been in the massive doses domain. More is sometimes less, there's a sweet spot in the ammount of substance to take for Awakening. My biggest Malt dose was very dissapointing, it was crazy energetic breakthrough and crazy unmeadiated consciousness; but no Awakening, no God, just handling the Malt and riding the dragon kinda trip. So fine tune each substance and each dose for the task at hand; like the inspired painter chooses the correct brush with the right ammount of paint.
  6. I always thought about making a mirror room that makes the Infinity effect for tripping and meditation. Well in fact, that is the original reason for temples to be constructed, architecture designed for higher consciousness and devolpment supportive ecosystems.
  7. @cistanche_enjoyer L-theanin does give a slight improvement to the experience, thanks for the advice. Appreciate it
  8. @emil1234 I also miss the Awakening topics. Leo's talking human stuff. I wonder if his Awakening Breakthroughs have been stagnating lately. Or maybe he just reached a plateau before the next burst. Whatever, idk
  9. @Aaron p One of the most surprising feelings of Awakenings is the coexistence of radical consciousness with an intrinsic awareness of "being home" Finally Awake, Finally at home, tears role down your eyes and a smile is drown in your face. Consciousness, Love, Truth, spontaneity, freedom, insanity, all my very own nature or should I say, God's own nature, God has liberated itself just to self-limit itself, this is God's Play!
  10. I've come to appreciate Pure Dance more and more. Particularly after training, arriving home, put some good ass music and letting myself go is such a nice experience, almost liberating. I've come to realize this is going to stick with me for the rest of my life. If one day we meet all together I hope we put some music and show our secret pure dance flow.
  11. This is what I found. It wasn't a Rolex afterall: https://www.osho.com/osho-online-library/osho-talks/nonsense-watches-diamonds-20917c7e-075?p=cdc01afdf2f923096810187b46256ad3 Btw, I'm remembered of this video Osho is really a genius A free man in a mad world
  12. How antimainstream from your part Leo Maybe one can appreciate the beauty of a masterfully crafted watch? Rolex does make great watches, maybe overpriced sure So you can appreciate the beauty in african masks but not in a watch which serves a function and can be a portable piece of art. I think you're being biased here. I get your point but it's shallow imo. I say this as a biased watch lover
  13. The purpose of life is to have conscious Access to the SuperConsciousness Happening. Avatar Nithyananda ParamaShivoham
  14. @Majed Programming is challenging for artists, basically you're speaking the language of robots. I'm finishing this year computer engineering and there are many things in the tech field to study besides programming.. Having said this, a quote that changed my life is the following: The job that will make you earn more money is the one rooted in your passions, strengths and love. So ironically, if you wanna make huge money: Go for music. Life is bullshit when there is no love and money can't make the trick. You'll spend years of tedious study and meaningless work for a money that won't satisfy your soul. You'll get into a job position where you cannot pursue two paths at the same time and the conformism of doing the same you've done can kill your dream and life purpose. My advice is plain and direct: bro you're an artist, make art, play music, sell emotions to people, sell tears, sell laughs, sell moments of inspiration. Therein lies your genius and not in pressing keys all day.
  15. Bondage and liberation are both in Imagination. Adi Shankara
  16. @integral Thanks for sharing quite cool Very informative. Thanks
  17. To be attracted means to become transformed. Whenever you feel drawn to anything, be it a person, an object, or an idea, you have to sacrifice something of yourself. In the exact degree that you give up, so will you receive. This is an axiom of life. To gain everything without letting go of anything is never possible for the simple reason that two things cannot at the same time occupy one and the same place. That is to say, without sacrifice nothing can be achieved. The more the heart becomes filled with the love of God, the fainter will grow the appetite for material enjoyments. The moment you become charmed and therefore transformed and inspired by God, true peace and contentment will happen. ~ Sri Anandamayi Ma
  18. https://www.cbsnews.com/news/drones-new-jersey-what-we-know/ Weird. I wasn't aware of this. Literally peope are seeing objects flying and governement has no clue about what's going on, at least they don't give answers.
  19. @decentralized This was the most frightening realization I ever had The only time in Awakening I said: wait maybe this is too much even for me Let me forget this shit And now you mentioned it again. Thanks
  20. Thanks for the tip! If the reason is purely for spirituality is recommended for it to be ingested and not smoked. As the liver seems to convert the weed into a more psychedelic like substance.
  21. I find it interesting to note how basic tasks for humans are super hard for machines and the other way around, hard tasks for humans are peanuts for machines. This is actually called Moravec’s Paradox.
  22. I wanted AI to explain the following metaphor: Cool recontextualization right?