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That’s definitely perfect for people who travel frequently.

Breath of the Wild has a DLC which includes Master Mode. From what I’ve heard it’s brutal and no joke. I’m sure Tears of the Kingdom will have a similar mode in the future.

@Juan Regular Switch. Although, I play it docked on a Sony 4K 75” TV. I can’t imagine how much better the game would look in native 4K 60 FPS HDR Dolby Vision super duper eyegasm mode.

@Leo Gura I’m playing it on Switch. Frame rate drop is the main issue for me; it’s definitely distracting. I have no issue with the graphics, although that probably has to do with the fact that I’ve never experienced a video game in 4K 60 FPS HDR.

Consider that there are no rules around feelings. If we believe that there are strict rules around them, that can really limit our understanding of ourselves.

@playdoh thank you for sharing… I relate to that as well! Looks like we have much more in common after all Emotional mastery is extremely difficult. I’m only starting to understand how important it is.

Don’t hold on too tight! But in all seriousness, best of luck to ya.

All descriptions and explanations point to God. Not only are the pointers pointing, but the pointers are pointing as God.

Yap hold. Am I a bad person if the aforementioned sentence doesn’t make sense?

@playdoh HA! First time I’ve been called that

Hate to break it to ya, but bad and evil does exist in the Mind. How you interpret it is up to you. Love.

When the difference between “psychedelics” and your “breathing” reaches closer to 0 difference, that’s a good indication that you’re losing your limited sense of reality

Imagine remembering something forever? That would be madness!

The one doing the torturing is not really conscious of what they are doing

@ChrisZoZo It’s intuitive when you are curious and open to exploring Consciousness. Raising your consciousness is key. Having a flexible mindset is a great starting point. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/how-shift-from-fixed-mindset-flexible-thinking-sanket-pai

REALity includes both truth and lie.

Try doing both simultaneously.

Right. Seeing people as just people is limited.

Well that’s a great sign then, since there’s no “me” to awaken. Furthermore, if everything here is a figment of Consciousness, then whenever you perceive nonsense from me, you are also seeing the nonsense as me.

Have you ever done LSD without any food before, or will this be your first time? The reason I ask is because when I was doing ketamine infusions, they recommended fasting 3-4 hours prior. So I ate a small meal in the morning. I don’t know if LSD is different in terms of fasting recommendation, though.

I’ve said this before, but I think it’s worth mentioning again: Whenever you judge someone, you are simultaneously judging yourself. Just food for thought

@Juan That’s the funny thing, though. If psychedelics, people, degrees of awakening, concepts, etc. are all figments of Consciousness, wouldn’t that imply that there’s no absolute right or wrong to anything? Of course, in a relative sense it’s still important to have concepts and guidelines, but even then those are subject to change depending on how conscious you are.

What makes you think that awakening does not have degrees? Ok I found your explanation here: Very interesting… different than what Leo teaches. I wonder who is right

Leo = The Simpsons Noted! From Wikipedia: By 2000, some long-term fans had become disillusioned with the show, and pointed to its shift from character-driven plots to what they perceived as an overemphasis on zany antics.