How to be wise

@GabeN just words. Unless you have a direct experience of it, you will confuse it for concepts. Btw, don’t take Leo too literally. A lot of things he said was false, if taken literally. But he is pointing to something valid. Discard the pointers, and find God.

@GabeN what is the difference? God doesn’t have a head.

@GabeN you are a concept. God is beyond concepts.

After taking the life purpose course, I chose my domain of mastery to be creativity and connecting with infinite intelligence. But how do you do that? All the books about creativity are written by people who have no relation to spirituality. Does anybody know of any spiritual approaches to being super creative? @Leo Gura

Science. I want to be creative like Einstein and Feynman. When you say ‘channel’ infinite intelligence, do you mean channeling a spirit guide? If so, I could do that but how is the question.

@dimitri thanks.

@Serotoninluv Bliss and suffering can happen at the same time. You feel blissful and ecstatic, then the next minute your feeling anxious/annoyed. Peace is the opposite of suffering.

@Andreas In the past, individuals used to make all the advancements themselves. Now, they got lazy.

@Trode you’re married at 25. Is that not a little too early to tie yourself up with obligations? Do you plan on having kids early?

@ActualizedDavid a lot of people are shocked by you. ?

I have often heard that computing skills are the most high in demand. But what part of computing? I did a google search, and so many different types of computing skills came up. Does anyone know exactly what skills are the most likely to get me a job? I’m not relying too much on my degree.

@Leo Gura Are there an infinite number of facets? Seems like it because every question can lead to a different mystical insight.

@Leo Gura on 2016, you said you were planning to release a course on reprogramming your subconscious mind next year. A little late wouldn’t you say?

@zenjen Thanks, but I prefer a comfortable office job.

Thank you.

@Leo Gura Because science can better predict the belief system of the mind. If it makes a prediction, then it knows what beliefs the mind will have next. As for how it can predict the belief system, I’m not too sure about that. But it does it nonetheless. It doesn’t make science any more real.

@Leo Gura In my experience, the mind doesn’t understand or predict anything. It just believes it does. A thought arises, it believes it, and ‘reality’ is created. Good science has a better grasp of what kinds of beliefs that mind has. A ‘solar eclipse’ is no more than a belief that the mind has, in my experience.

In my experience, it is a story. Good science is more accurate at predicting how the mind works. If a solar eclipse happens, it is because the mind is telling the story of it. Good science has a better grasp at figuring out what stories the mind will tell. Bad science is a bad predictor. In my experience, the universe is created by the mind.

Well, in my experience, that itself is a story. It is the story that the mind thinks up. But you might say, ‘so can’t we manipulate science and reality to our will if science is just a story?’ The answer is no, because we don’t have control over the mind. Science is the story that the mind is thinking, and ‘we’ don’t get a say in it because we have no control over the mind or what it thinks.

@Bobby well, it is. There is no such thing as a memory, there is only a thought that you are believing in the moment.

@Aakash the future is an illusion my friend. As soon as you really grasp that, all doing will stop.

The solution to cancer is not to fight it or deal with it, but to see that it isn’t real.

Amazing.