Rafael Thundercat

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  1. I will even post here a copy of one of the most important Leo posts that I personaly copied to my Commom Book as model of message to give when the level of a Forum lower down here it goes : All rigths reserved to Leo Gura I feel that people here need a reminder of what this place is about. This forum is not like other social spaces on the internet where the function is to rant and rave about whatever stuff surfaces to your reptilian brain. The function of this place is your development, maturation, and evolution to higher consciousness and selflessness. So this place has a bias by default. It is not just willy-nilly post-whatever-you-feel-like-because-this-is-internet,-land-of-infinite-freedom. This requires intention. This requires caring about truth. This requires observing the reactive habits of your ego-mind, which include: rationalization, projection, denial, confirmation bias Emotionality Gaslighting blaming Judging moral posturing, etc. This is not a place to vent or promote ideology. It is not a place to attack others.( You own self ) It is not a place to waste time as you avoid doing work on yourself. I see many here posting in ways as though you never even studied any of my work and you are not interested in becoming more aware of your self-deceptions and egoic reactions. It's time to cut the monkey games and behave in ways that align with what is talked about in the videos. I am not perfect at this, I work on this too every day. I don't need you to be perfect about it, but I need to see you trying. This forum is a place for going meta. It's a place to scrutinize yourself and find ways to make yourself better, not to nitpick others or engage in debate. It is not about the content of what you post but the structure of your mind and why you think the way you think and do the things you do. It's about deconstructing yourself. Think long and hard about whether you are on board with this mission. If not, then this place is not for you. Go elsewhere online where you can be free to act out your ego and battle other egos. That's not what we do here. Going forward I will be keeping an eye out for this, looking to see if each of you is here to do the work, or just to vent ego. Those venting ego will eventually be kicked out. Every time before you post, as you write your post, I want you to stop and ask yourself, "How is this post just me acting out my ego in the usual ways?", and "Is this post just me venting and justifying my selfishness?" In a nutshell, I want to see people doing more self-reflection and being more conscious of their behavior at the meta level. Are the things you are posting in alignment with principles of higher consciousness and higher stages of ego development? Are you acting in a mature or immature way? Are you being selfish or selfless in your communication? Are you acting like a monkey or like a God-like being? Basically, I want more Tier 2 discussions rather than Tier 1 discussions. So make sure you study that difference and strive to discuss topics in a Tier 2 fashion. Tier 2 requires you to be more aware of your biases and less self-absorbed in your personal emotional baggage and survival agenda. Notice how most of the stuff you post is just a cry from your survival agenda, nothing more. Like a baby crying for candy and throwing a tantrum or using tricks to manipulate others. You are still allowed to have fun here, but don't get carried away with petty human nonsense. Watch your own tricks like hawk. No one else can do this for you. This is your job. This is how you grow. It's not about me policing you, it's about you learning to police yourself because that's what conscious beings do because they respect life. Cheers!
  2. Bringing together as a whole people who talk like this is what we need more in this planet, simplicity and clarity
  3. Food For Thougth, try to decontruct this as just mere dream figments Code-X FULL EPISODE: "Encoded Symbology of the Ancient World" by Robert Edward Grant on GAIA
  4. Small article but so deep. the difference of just posing as confident or fake confidence and Genuine Natural Confidence Shining Confidence by Sakyong Mipham Rinpoche We are all leaders, in that each of us is leading our life. We have no choice. We are making decisions moment-to-moment, even if it’s to butter our toast. To lead our lives well, we need to be intimately involved with our own journey. It’s healthy to meditate because it’s a way to move forward and have vision. We can take the proper posture, let ourselves be, and get in touch with the unconditional health of the mind. That is meditation. Even in the beginning, as we struggle less with thoughts, emotions, and sense perceptions, we experience a glimmer of inherent nonaggression that allows us to be at peace. When we feel upset, depressed, or frustrated, this feeling of space and accommodation is challenged, and our relationship to it shifts. Meditating is an unbiased way to strengthen our confidence in it. Such confidence in our inherent nonaggression cannot be acquired, but only uncovered. If you feel that you have to create it, you are experiencing a tinge of aggression. We’re talking about aggression that manifests as an innate feeling of disharmony and uneasiness. It is a dualistic root that requires us to struggle. We are somehow not content with what we are experiencing. the notion of gentleness in the Shambhala tradition is that we do not have to manufacture an aggressive state of confidence. In this case, confidence is something we already have. The Tibetan word is ziji. Zi means “glory, brilliance.” Ji is “splendor.” This word describes the inherent radiance of the human heart. Although having confidence in yourself can be helpful, ziji is different. This confidence embodies our natural radiance and naturally extends to others. Ziji is a sign that we trust our own being, which allows us to embrace life fully. It dissolves the veil between the spiritual and the genuine. That means we’re willing to put our nose a little bit further into the wind of complete non-knowing. The Shambhala teachings call this “living in the challenge.” People who are comfortable with that sense of not-knowing are able to do heroic things. When they look at challenges, solutions arise. From the Buddhist point of view, nirvana is attained through suffering, but for that to happen, we have to develop our minds, and we have to connect with others. Both are challenging for different reasons. It’s challenging to connect to our own emotions because they can be destabilizing. The mind is a vast place, easy to get lost. Relating with others provokes us, and sometimes people are just difficult. We have to connect with how they feel. In order to do that, we have to know how we feel. To suffer is unavoidable, but it is hard to lead when you’re trying not to get hurt. Great lives are led fearlessly by applying the loving kindness of an open heart and mind. That’s how we can be both resilient and helpful. Living in the challenge means that it is easier to accept making relative mistakes. If we are able to keep a little bit of psychological distance and accept a mistake as a healthy part of the journey, we are able to learn from it and move on. Those mistakes are like the sharpening stone of the sword. If we want the sword to be sharp, we always need a sense of what it’s rubbing against. That’s where self-reflection comes in. We use it to establish our intention. When you awaken, you take time to reflect on areas in your life to develop or improve, including relationships with friends and family: How will I lead my life today? The more you can appreciate your fortunate existence, the fresher each day will be. Confidence in our forward movement infuses life with curiosity, wonder, and play. Such splendidness comes from a mind that is doubtless about its inherent peace and strength. Such trust transforms selfish tendencies into selflessness, which is naturally expressed through a light-hearted attitude, a sign of an open mind, a spacious and gentle environment in which we can see more clearly. That is the meaning of the word enlightenment: “full illumination.” When something is fully illuminated, we see everything. Partial illumination is essentially ignorance. When our confidence is obscured, engaging in life is a process of hope and fear. If we can release ourselves from this claustrophobic trap, we have vision. We can imagine success. We become fearless warriors who see where they are going. When we believe in human dignity, we can imagine a good human existence. Imagining success, we are riding the tip of the arrow for all humanity. Not only can we lead our own life in an uplifted way, we can also uplift the lives of others. This is windhorse — inherent trust in the fundamental goodness of what’s happening, as opposed to the attitude that things are only going to get worse. It is hard to have vision when we’re afraid to look up. In that case, instead of radiating confidence, we tend to spread anxiety, hesitation, and fear. In order for fearless vision to occur, we are not afraid to acknowledge space. First, in meditation, we experience a sense of complete fathomlessness that is always available. This space by which everything can be accommodated is saturated with nonaggression, a natural part of our being. When we accommodate everything, we appreciate everything; no detail is inconsequential. Familiarity with that space gives us precision and power in leading our life. Sometimes we become too myopic to allow ourselves to experience our own vastness. That is how we create prefabricated tunnels through which we run around endlessly. These psychological tunnels are what we call habitual patterns, and they have no jail-keeper but ourselves. When we “think vast,” they disintegrate in the face of compassion and brilliance. Our space and radiance are happening all the time, but habitual patterns are usually obscuring them. Meditation and self-reflection are the keys to revealing them. Whether you feel inspired, uplifted, or in the dumps — just look at the quality of your mind and heart. Recall the moment when someone inspired your decision not to escape from life, but to lead it genuinely. Then relax, and allow your brilliance to occur. As meditators, we cannot simply hide away in our own realization. That inward personal experience is sacred, but just by being human, we have a responsibility to lead. Whatever the phase of our life and practice, we can perpetually develop our leadership skills, the ability to genuinely engage with our lives and inspire others. If we can open our minds, we can open up to what is happening right in front of us. That’s how we gain knowledge and realization. As genuine leaders of life, we are able to uplift any environment by connecting to our own magnanimity and letting other people into our field of experience. We need to be humble and bite off what we can, and at the same time allow ourselves to think bigger. Whenever we are able to contact our own confidence, we are also creating a sense of community: we are touching that timeless quality in everyone. https://shambhalatimes.org/2014/11/10/shining-confidence/
  5. Other day I realized I was using Glutamine Supplement instead of Glutamate such important for Actualizers https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/articles/22839-glutamate
  6. @CoolDreamThanks good
  7. @Ima Freeman lets not fall into conflation. in the Absolute there is no need of memory and all memory are just dream stuff , but in the acualized finite form of a creature there are a system to run and it works in a certian way to keep the creature alive, God cares about its creations and designed a system to keep things running. You dont think that I am writing this text without using some energy source , food, eletric current in my body dont you?
  8. Everytime I post some text copied from internet on my commom book in Onenote it comes with this Red marks under for Ortography correction but it disturbs the reading capacity and mostly the texts are ready good. How do i eliminate this setting?
  9. @TheAlchemist how would you alchemise this situation. hehe I not so long ago had a small debate with 2 mormon missionaries, and was a lost case , even knowing all about their mindset since I was a mormon once, was still impossible because the Firewall is so deeply instaled that blocks any tentative of connection is a problem of Developmental Stage, check the image bellow. Many people are stuff in the stage 4 the conventional stage, and too make the transition to other stage can be a whole ordeal of self deconstruction
  10. @MellowEd here bellow is the actual imege of me "The Lord" visiting the Hell Realm in one of my dreams, the Dream was allowed Via Vishnu the Other Part of me who dream stuff out of his mind, Brahma is too self absorved to care. And I? Well I am Shiva and when the shit Hits the Fan I am the one who comes to clean it or Destroy it or Trasnform me if you like a better word. But actually what I destroy is Ignorance, the Ignorance of the ideia of an "Other" . There is no "other lord" only me Shiva, so I came to Hell to see who are this "other sentient beings here? And Ahhhh.. again, I realize, is me, And there is no Other to Wake me up from this dream, Hell, Heaven, whatever is dreamed about is still my dream. Look, the image, I can fly.
  11. The issue with Mellow is that is hard to say if he is playing the fundamentalist role or really being a jerk. But trully , to come to a Forum like this with this low grade ignorace is ridiculous. Maybe to test if the member here are able to understand the mind of such creature and still feel compassion for this mind that are stuck in such Medieval mentality.
  12. Are you still in this " What is the best Guru" Game? The Question is,the best Guru following the standards of Who? I the end of the day only You holds the decision to say that is this one and not that one. Watch the episode " What is Authority" on Leos channel and really listen. Make your list and be happy with it. Till the day you become the beast guru
  13. Alien Inspiration, breath in and breath out, be aware so you dont space out
  14. better call Monkey Desire, a monkey see another monkey snifing ass and he think it must be a good thing. Monkey snif ass and discovery is a good thing and share to every other monkey that snif ass is a deligthfull thing to do
  15. I had long ago vistit this one and now reading their free essays I think is a good source of deep insighs on society and humanity problems take a look The Solipsistic Society: from stuckness to collective unfolding - [ Perspectiva ] (systems-souls-society.com) https://systems-souls-society.com/the-solipsistic-society/
  16. @Mellowed is asking for it . These guys really have nothing productive to do with life
  17. @Danioover9000 You maybe get interessted on this https://www.sloww.co/meta-crisis-me-crisis/ Seem to be a premium content in the site that he made avaliable for a bit because of the importance, sharing since I know that complextity is your field
  18. I think I will re-watch this video again. I almost got into a Annual Subscription faking itself as a one-time-shop I had to cancel my Bank Card Due to this Shiters - I mean not the TrustPilot but SamCart Products https://www.trustpilot.com/review/samcart.com Be aware, they are on instagram making very good FLASHY stuff. The red flag is FLASHY PROMISES. EYES OPEN MY FRIENDS
  19. I dont now how to call the tone of voice of Daniel but this trembeling in his voice like someone who just wake up in the morning make difficult to hesr him even if he speak nice thing, and the other guy is like someone on drugs, like lazy . My Bias but affect my capacity to get infomation from them
  20. A Circus Self Created for its Own Self Enjoyment and Self Exploration, Enjoy the Show as best you can , Be a creator
  21. You basically is looking for the One Running the Show. The Show is Running and there is one audience, and is you, you are the whole Circus
  22. When I die I what I become? When? Time What is I? What is death? Point on time What becomes what? Where? When? Where to put the limitation line? By whom? When "you" was born what exactly was born? And when "you" die what is dissolving into no-existence? Even the question of the first human baby being born is ridiculous, who to set apart the new category or specie? Homo Sapiens? What is the original "soul" of being a human- we have a taxonomy problem beging question? Who named "a human" "anthropologists reject the concept of race as a useful tool to understanding humanity, and instead view humanity as a complex, interrelated genetic continuum" De <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_taxonomy>