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There is nothing but truth, and you are truth.

Love those quotes, for anyone who has actually put the hard work in then it's obvious what Leo was saying was, and still is, true. The hardest thing is knowing that 99.9% of people will never understand the journey or you. Life is for the many, truth is for the few.

Boredom feels like having energy but nowhere meaningful to direct it. We are certainly at a point in humanity and civilisation where there is so much energy available within the collective, and even in ourselves, but no real purpose to direct it towards. It is like we are stuck on the threshold of something greater than whatever has been yet we can't bridge the gap, we can't move to the other side. Therefore we descend back into despair, into greed, into lust, into all that has forever held us down.

I disagree with the non-concern over the lack of epistemic rigour most topics and posts have; ironic considering Leo has just dropped a video on epistemic responsibility. I don't post on this forum anymore primarily because the overall content quality is so low, it feels very much a place for socialisation and goofing around. A shame really, as a few years ago we used to have far more higher quality topics, posts, and conversations. If we continue, this place may just turn into Actualised slop

The websites didn't do anything for me, but the YouTube series is enjoyable.

@Leo Gura any eta on part 3 release?

Enjoyed this obvious truth around qualities, in particular that red is of course red.

Thanks for explaining the obvious, because genuinely I couldn’t wrap my head around what ‘ontological tautology’ was. The statement seemed so obvious, so clear and simple, that I just couldn’t believe it was that; even though I knew it was that. Crazy how it all works!

I think Jordan gave it up very quickly when he referred to being unable to perceive or imagine the father. Then he goes on to say the son provides the interface. I have never heard of Jordan, let alone listened to any of his content, but I would say it’s fairly obvious that he is a long way from being god realised. I assume his usual discussions and talks imply otherwise?

@Leo Gura, do you have any resources you can recommend for this? Such as books, videos, teachers etc that are superior in your view? Your latest blog post refers to Plotinus as key source within western philosophy, would you have a similar recommendation in respect of meditation?