UnbornTao

Biden should had taken modafinil or something. Trump should just learn to listen a little bit.

“Be happy, even if you don’t like it” - Peter Ralston. What’s the alternative? Either you create passion for what you do and master it or you spend your days miserable. Otherwise, change your circumstances. Since you want the money, you want to do the job! This is easily taken for granted. When you want to reach a goal and the process involves taking a step you don’t like, you still want to do it — since you have to do it in order to reach your goal. Consider, too: Is there anyone doing the same job but with a positive attitude? Try to adopt that mindset. You are responsible for creating passion.

@Matt23 Hi, where did you find that book list recommendation? Could you share it? I’ve never seen Peter recommending books. Thanks

Microdose LSD or psylocibin and contemplate depression. Daily exercise! Most people take this for granted. Research nutrition, eat a plant based, whole-food diet with lots of vegetables. Vitamin deficiencies, especially B12 and D (sunshine!), might be causing your depression. CBD, L-Theanine (or green tea), Qualia Mind, Omega-3 fats supplements. The UltraMind Solution, to see to what degree you have a “broken brain” and how to heal it. Also the immune system recovery plan. Create a positive future for yourself. I don’t think you will be able to intellectualize your way out of depression. So reading about it too much won’t be helpful. Action is key here.

Transcend: the new science of self-actualization and The UltraMind solution.

Type your password manually. Make sure it’s the email you used to buy the list and the password you were given via email. That password is different from your forum account. Don’t use a VPN.

Beans and lentils? https://nutritionfacts.org/video/increased-lifespan-from-beans/

The blank space represents God. Now we’re talking.

You have to “put it to the test.” Dr. Michael Greger is an internet personality. He — or rather, science — advocates for a whole foods, plant-based diet. This is the healthiest diet. Go to NutritionFacts.org. Think of diet as a long-term investment. Really, if you think about it, what’s the alternative to eating healthy? Don’t equate healthy eating with expensive. Low energy can be caused by many other factors. Do your research on sleep, diet, exercise, etc. there are a lot of free materials out there.

The essence of creativity is not-knowing. Contemplate something until you achieve that state. From there creativity becomes a more natural process.

You can do both, no contradiction. You can be an enlightened pianist or surgeon and; Enlightenment isn’t that; it’s about realizing (becoming conscious of) your true nature or the absolute nature of reality. The Truth is already the truth no matter what you do or don’t do. How could anything you do change or influence the Truth? Make a distinction between the relative and the absolute.

Really? From the research I’ve done and from people’s testimonials, I imagined it was relatively safe to consume. Where did you find that info?

I’d say Ramana Maharshi. Peter Ralston also seems deeply conscious but who knows? He doesn’t have a fancy Indian name though. Jesus or Buddha, too. Gautama as a legend symbolizes complete enlightenment. Maybe such individual existed. You can’t get more enlightened than completely enlightened.

Samadhi by SantataGamana and Rupert Spira's books.

But this is not consciousness, this is psychic or paranormal or an altered state. Infinite or absolute, Whom would you communicate with? What need would there be to communicate, given that communication requires relationship and subject and another? Maybe you wouldn’t be conscious of what “other” is. I don’t recall Jesus or Buddha “communicating” with others the way you define it, except for the normal talking. A body making sound, another body hearing.

@Leo Gura Hey Leo, contemplate love without the drugs and achieve samadhi with it. And then tell me what’s the sound of one hand clapping.

Let’s create a distinction: possibility and probability. Don’t confuse those. Is it possible for anyone to become a genius? Absolutely. There’s no reason to think otherwise. If we’re truly committed and our actions reflect that commitment, then yes. What Da Vinci or Buddha did is an indication that it is possible for a human to accomplish such things. Is it probable? How likely is it to happen? I don’t know. Making the commitment is your responsibility.

@Chumbimba I think he is, at least on the consciousness apprenticeship program.

@eggopm3 Yep, same to me: 3-4 cups of strong “European” espresso. Quitting that addiction has helped me sleep better and be calmer throughout the day. Welcome to the forum, btw.

Modafinil isn’t addictive. In low dosages, it doesn’t cause anxiety, at least personally. I think it’s better than caffeine for productivity. With caffeine I tend to get too much into my head: more neurotic and anxious, focusing on insignificant details. With modafinil you “get out” of yourself, as if acting in a more extroverted way. Higher confidence, stress resilience, and reduced procrastination are also benefits. It also increases your focus so much; I suspect most people nowadays don’t know what real focus is until they either meditate a lot or try modafinil. Take into account that I have ADD.

Let me know when you become a Buddha Seriously.

Qualia Mind CBD oil Modafinil Maybe microdosing some psychedelics. Better nootropic than coffee: no coffee.

Drugs don’t increase consciousness, neither do they produce enlightenment. Only You can become conscious of You. That’s the meaning of direct. Bumping your head against a wall also changes your state. Enlightenment could happen in any circumstance or state — these don’t change the Truth of you. Physiology and chemistry are irrelevant to awakening. Drugs change your state and open your mind; you can even have insights and be empowered to pursue consciousness for yourself. Consider: A monk became enlightened as Buddha held up a flower. Let’s hold up flowers so that we can become enlightened! But there is not a cause-and-effect relationship. Ask Martin: he once said that ultimately it was himself becoming conscious of his true nature. The drug won’t do it for you. Also consider Timothy Leary or Alexander Shulgin. They didn’t become profoundly nor permanently conscious after all of their trips — apparently they tripped a lot. Timothy was really convinced that he could; he was wrong, though.

Hey Leo, are you going to add new books to the list? Btw, how is your book writing project going?

Has someone here directly experienced what love is? We can blindly fall into belief systems as if they were true, accepting what sounds good with no personal consciousness on the matter. Setting psychedelics aside: What are you conscious of now that you weren’t of before? Is it a matter of semantics? Perhaps bliss points to the same consciousness that Leo’s referring to as love.