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@Peo I think every psychedelic have its downside. I never take a full pill of MDMA. That doesn’t feel healthy. My preferred those is 1/4th of a pill or even less.
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The body is very mechanical. It is like a car. Some have better cars than others. Some abuse their cars with substances it is not made for. But that doesn’t mean there are certain principles how to deal with the car. The principles are the truth. But the thing is that if you have abused your body so much you can’t just fix the parts like you could with a car. At least not for now because of the technological limitations. Another thing I discovered. Taking care of your health, taking good food and supplements, does boost your health but at the same time it boosts your mind. I basically 10x my mind through health hacks that I shared on this forum. Mind over matter doesn’t mean matter doesn’t exist. Matter exist as much as mind. When you eat a piece of food for example you basically eat a piece of mind.
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I know I'm oversharing this guy but guys really need to see it. This episode really hits like a truck. I also put a summary. This is a structured nested summary of the provided source material, "The disposable man: all lives are not worth the same," based on the transcript excerpts: I. Introduction of the Core Concept: The Brainwashing of the Disposable Man The topic of the talk is the disposable man, discussing ideas that may be difficult for some men to hear because they may cause them to question their identities in a deep, fundamental way. The speaker, Dr. Orion Teraban, asserts that most men on this planet are brainwashed; this word is used because no better alternative describes men's predicament. This brainwashing is supported in a million subtle ways across most cultures and has been going on so long that its existence is completely naturalized. This condition is often mistaken for a biological difference, similar to how women’s historical social conditions were mistaken for their natural inferiority. II. The Historical Analogy: The Kamikaze Script To bring the belief into sharper focus, the historical contrast of the Kamikaze practice during WWII is presented. Kamikaze pilots were young men who were ordered to dive-bomb American battleships, resulting in their death but potentially killing hundreds of the enemy. They were highly honored and their self-sacrifice in the service of others was established as the highest goal a man could attain. The crucial, often unstated, element is that the "others" were primarily women sheltered on the home front; thus, self-sacrifice in the service of women was the highest goal. The speaker argues that a healthy, functioning man would not voluntarily surrender his life, especially given the protoplasmic desire of every cell to continue living, without an overarching ideology (like patriotism or love) and significant propaganda and indoctrination. The Modern Parallel: Men today are still raised to imitate the divine wind. The core belief programming men is that men are most useful as sacrifices, and their usefulness is proportional to the size of their sacrifice. Culture programs men in insidious ways to die or be willing to die when necessary so their sacrifice might be useful to others, especially to women. This programming is suggested as a large part of why far more men commit suicide than women. III. Manifestations of Male Disposability A. Literal Sacrifice and Governmental Mandates The Kamikaze comparison is both literal and figurative. Literal Sacrifice exists today as men are sent to war to die for causes they may not understand or benefit from. In the United States, men are forced to enroll in Selective Service, a program many American women are unaware of. This lack of concern stems from the belief that men are the disposable sex and expendable. The speaker suggests that collectively fewer wars might have been fought historically if belligerents were forced to send women—the "valued sex"—into battle. B. Figurative Sacrifice in Relationships Men are more commonly expected to make a figurative self-sacrifice in the service of women. This involves giving up hopes, dreams, interests, friends, happiness, and the possibility of happiness if these things conflict with his duty to his woman. Men are urged to "grow up, man up, and step up" when action benefits a woman's interests, not necessarily their own self-interest. C. Economic Sacrifice and the Argument for Partial Slavery Romantic relationships are argued to be the largest wealth redistribution program in history, whether wealth is transferred through taxes/social programs or material expectations of courtship/marriage. Even opting out offers little protection, as the bachelor tax has been "rebranded as the tax advantages of filing jointly". Men's income (single, married, or divorced) is expected to support women partially, a way that women’s income is never expected to support men. The belief that one is entitled to another person's wealth implies an entitlement to the labor that created that wealth. Believing one is entitled to another person's labor is defined as slavery. This is considered a partial, proportional, and indirect form of slavery that operates functionally in plain sight, and the speaker argues that even partial forms of slavery are abominable and must be called out. IV. The Psychology of Compliance and Resistance The speaker expects most pushback to the ideas presented to come from men, not women. A significant subset of men has so deeply identified with the programming that they have elevated sacrifice in the service of women to an ideal and a source of pride. These men are argued to suffer from a kind of Stockholm syndrome, having imbued this "captive ideology" with positive, even holy or "divine wind," attributes. The depth of this programming is further demonstrated by men who are depressed, hopeless, and self-loathing because they currently lack a beneficiary (a woman) to whom they can offer their lives as sacrifice; they are "soldiers in want of a war". The programming leads men to feel guilty for not getting involved, or ashamed when their sacrifice is rejected as insufficient (like Cain). To show how quickly men become reasonable regarding self-sacrifice, the speaker suggests swapping the gender of the person in distress. While protecting "Kyle" would invoke questions about his actions, self-sufficiency, and the potential gain from intervention, turning "Kyle" into "Carla" changes the situation significantly, especially when "honor" is introduced. V. The Radical Position: The Invitation to Life The solution is for men to recognize the programming and turn away from death and sacrifice, focusing instead on life, abundance, and prosperity. The speaker takes the radical position that his life, hopes, and dreams are no less valuable than a woman’s. He argues that a life without honor (not the same as dishonor) is preferable to a death with honor, a concept most women implicitly understand. A man's life is not less precious on the basis of his gender, and accepting this will lead to more peace, justice, and equality in the world. The traditional masculine desire for honor and glory is often exploited, acting like a "bull fighter's cape" that leads men right into the sword. Men are challenged to move beyond merely dying for their women, and instead choose to live for them—meaning they must be healthy, take care of themselves, be abundant, and share resources. Dying in the service of an ideal, while courageous, may be an escape from a higher calling: the invitation not to death, but to life—to be healthy, virtuous, strong, powerful, abundant, and prosperous (classical virtues existing before Christianity). While self-sacrifice (exemplified by Christ) is a good thing, the ideal is easily exploited by others. Life demands more than death, and choosing life is often the harder choice. VI. Conclusion and Resources The speaker encourages listeners to send the episode to someone who might benefit and supports the channel through word-of-mouth referrals. Resources available include: a free weekly newsletter, paid one-on-one consultation sessions, the book The Value of Others (exploring intersexual relationships through behavioral economics), and the member community, The Captain's Quarters. The Captain’s Quarters offers access to a cadre of like-minded, supportive individuals, bimonthly group consultation sessions hosted by the speaker, and exclusive content.
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Taking summaries is so 2020. Just let AI make a summary for you and focus on the content of the book. If you want tips on this and how to focus, I give coaching.
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Thanks for posting this
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@Zenterus don’t be hard on yourself. A lot of men develop this pathology because it is hard for them to get what they want in a natural way. So they need to learn to jump through those hoops and waste years of their potential. I made a topic about this a while back. It is all about mask on, mask off. In the same way you are wearing clothes you are wearing social masks too. This is not fake. This is the nature of the feminine. Women will hate each other and still be friends with each other. Men can’t do that. It is important to have these insights in human nature. I had similar insights very recently. It is better to internalize validation and go after your life purpose. Life purpose is something that you will benefit from at an older age. Those fleeting relationships won’t stay with you. For me it was about valuing my time and then you will automatically become more strategic when you let go of the eternal child syndrome.
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My biggest mistake was to mix the game of spirituality with the game of dating. They are two different games with its own subset of rules and skills. That is why you have to learn from the best and these people are not spiritual. They are snakes.
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Haha
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His old stuff was good because he was uncensored about female nature. Today that would cost you your balls.
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Owen can't go back to his old self because the moment he would, he would be canceled from the platforms. I don't listen to Owen, I just pull transcripts. His shit is still top tier level game in terms of the game of frames which is the highest level. If your frame is right, all things will fall in place.
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You have to live in the right country
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No you are not. Go walk on water and show me that you can. You still have to eat, sleep and poop as a man. As a human you can barely wipe your ass and you are trying to go for the Ivy League. I’m not trying to say it as an insult. It is just what it is. No need to get emotional about it. Yes the underlying consciousness is IAM presence but as a human being you are locked in a body being and in terms of consciousness. You might go out of it for a second after zonking your brain with psychedelics. But that is like a drunk state. You shouldn’t do it too much. I’m saying this because it is very unhealthy to do it. Leo’s channel and health started going downward after he started saying that sentence. Hubris comes before the fall. And god doesn’t forgive the greatest sin which is hubris. It is the greatest sin for a reason and if you haven’t studied it you will find out. You are just a tiny piece of it all but the all is made of tiny pieces. Until you merged with the whole permanently you ain’t it. And that is when you die. Then you will become it.
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I saw your ninja edit lol. We are all limited. That is the whole game, to develop, expand and transcend.
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You are limited in every sense of the world. Especially you.
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Some would claim it is not hearsay because they experienced it
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@OBElerthanks. I prefer my framing. Because in my vocab, God is limitless and not limited as we humans are.
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It is not hearsay. What I’m saying is direct experience. Just look around you through psychedelics and life.
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If you are limited you are not god, by definition. God limits itself to be not-God. That people are not open to discuss this without being emotional and evasive already says enough. This is a core tenet of Leo’s teaching. And he shouldn’t be arrogant about it. I had those experiences on psychedelics but I interpret it in a different way than him. And I reserve that right to do that.
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Thanks, I guess.
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Being successful socially helps your overall development and also your spirituality since you are connecting to the collective consciousness. That hermit shit is bullshit. It only works for certain types of anti social people which retards their overall development/maturity. Putting on a mask is not lying in the same way putting on clothes is not lying. It is part of the game of life. I suggest you look to mentors who are down to earth.
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There are pieces when your mind says there are pieces. The mind is all powerful. Try walking through that wall in front of you.
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Taking consciousness-steroids(psychedelics) is only a temporary solution. It is like a gym rat who relies on steroids too much. It gets ugly very fast. I did psychedelics and I reached that state Leo talks about but it is about how you INTERPRET that insight and state of being. If you say it then you can easily prove it. If you can’t. You ain’t it. The closest a human can become to god is to embody the cardinal and godly virtues like David. And even then you become close to it in the gym that is called life, you can’t become it in a permanent state. Again, if you are, prove it. Defying god and saying you are it is a very immature state. This is the state of children and they grow out of it. And some don’t grow out of it with nasty consequences as a result. Just read this topic with fresh eyes and see the immaturity and hubris. Who the fuck does the guy think he is?
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Social game is very different than the spiritual game. You can win at both. Social game is all about feelings, saying the right thing within the context of the group and status. It is all about mask on, mask off, for the sake of survival. Nobody is above survival on this forum so it is wrong to be arrogant about it. A solely spiritual life should be reserved for old age.
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AION replied to Bashar's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
I want to be nice tonight so I'm not going to comment but they idd turn into this black hole. -
AION replied to Bashar's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
If somebody could have pulled off veganism it would be Steve Jobs. I'm reading his biography right now. And the amount of time, attention and money he put into it and he still failed at it. Ruined his health irreversibly and died a horrible death. On the short term you might think you are seeing benefits but on the long term the body doesn't tolerate disrespect.
