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    52 minutes ago, Vynce said:

    WOW!

    This phenomenon is lingering in my mind for months now. I'm so into appreciating beauty in humans, but it always gets misunderstood as sexual desire. For example I absolutely love the male body. Nearly as much as I love the females. The way how muscles move and contract... The way there are built and coordinated in perfect proportion. Its really a shame, that men let this precious gift of a healthy, trained body down. 

    I'm even open for homosexual love at this point, just to appreciate the male body even more :D But its a different attraction, than what I'm used to with women. 

    Thank you for this quote :$

    Yasss!!! There is more here if you want to look into it.

    http://www.tantra-essence.com/2013/05/in-profile-osho-body/

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    Tantra teaches you to reclaim respect for the body, love for the body. Tantra teaches you to look at the body as the greatest creation of God. Tantra is the religion of the body. Of course it goes higher, but it never leaves the body; it is grounded there. It is the only religion which is really grounded in the earth: it has roots. Other religions are uprooted trees -- dead, dull, dying; the juice does not flow in them.

    I love Osho just because he was the only sage that spoke about the body, all the other spiritual teachers deny or repress this big part of our lives, our vehicle to be here. We ONLY have our body, why not take care of it, right? 

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    @Vynce That's an interesting topic, thank you for posting!

    In the last 5 years I've used psychedelic in a meditative state and recently I've started introducing microdoses (well a little more on the higher side) to my practices.

    I've noticed I can sync with my body more easily, which I believe happens because psychedelics break the boundaries of the body and also the blockages (traumas) we've accumulated throughout our lives.  

    I've tried with poi spinning balls, slackline, weight lifting, running, I haven't had the courage to introduce it into skydiving lol but my friend uses weed (I know its not psychedelic but can bring some good insights) inside wind tunnels (indoor skydiving) I will ask about his experience. But overall what I find is that our body has an internal wisdom, the more we let go of control and surrender to the body, the more it will do its thing in a most precise and optimal way. 

    Getting in the zone is another thing, one day I learned so many new tricks on the slackline because of an LSD microdose. I felt like a child, I kept failing but instead of giving up (which is what the adult solid and inflexible mind does) the LSD brought me to that child like mind which is keep trying and have fun, don't be embarrassed to fail, and wow. It's just crazy. I wish more research was done into this field. 

    This quote from Osho came to my mind, about our connection with our body.

    The first thing is the body. The body is your base, it is your ground, it is where you are grounded. To make you antagonistic towards the body is to destroy you, is to make you schizophrenic, is to make you miserable, is to create hell. You are the body. Of course, you are more than the body, but that 'more' will follow later on. First you are the body. The body is your basic truth, so never be against the body. Whenever you are against the body, you are going against God. Whenever you are disrespectful to your body, you are losing contact with reality, because your body is your contact. Your body is your bridge. Your body is your temple. Tantra teaches reverence for the body, love, respect for the body, gratitude for the body. The body is marvelous. It is the greatest of mysteries.

    But you have been taught to be against the body. So sometimes you are over-mystified by the tree by the green tree -- sometimes mystified by the moon and the sun, sometimes mystified by a flower, but never mystified by your own body. And your body is the most complex phenomenon in existence. No flower, no tree has such a beautiful body as you have. No moon, no sun, no star has such an evolved mechanism as you have.

    But you have been taught to appreciate the flower, which is a simple thing. You have been taught to appreciate a tree, which is a simple thing. You have even been taught to appreciate stones, rocks, mountains, rivers, but you have never been taught to respect your own body, never to be mystified by it. Yes, it is very close, so it is very easy to forget about it. It is very obvious, so it is easy to neglect it. But this is the most beautiful phenomenon.

    If you look at a flower, people will say 'How aesthetic!' And if you look at a woman's beautiful face or a man's beautiful face, people will say 'This is lust.' If you go to the tree, and stand there, and look in a dazed state at the flower -- your eyes wide open, your senses wide open to allow the beauty of the flower to enter you -- people will think you are a poet or a painter or a mystic. But if you go to a woman or a man and just stand there with great reverence and respect, and look at the woman with your eyes wide open and your senses drinking the beauty of the woman, the police will catch hold of you. Nobody will say that you are a mystic, a poet, nobody will appreciate what you are doing. Something has gone wrong.

     

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    In a recent video when asked about weed and psychedelics, Matt Kahn said that those substances only change our perception because they change our breathing.

    And yes it makes sense giving that we can experience psychedelic states through breathing exercises.

    But I would like to know if you've heard any teachings that you can share or have an opinion on that?

    Very curious!

    Thank you for reading.

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    @Tudo its my dream too!! I had mentally given up already, but then I posted on the facebook group offering help to the community and was received with lost of love, then in the end I could even choose which camp I would join. 

    Your time will come! :D

    @Asayake I know right?? Leo never mentioned the in person events anymore, I met one of my best friends here in the forum, it would be so awesome an actualized camp!! 

    I will report back. Thank you!!

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    @Vincent S they even have songs about it. My friend had some and I asked but what is it? And first she said coke, then she said 2CB, then she said only Colombians and Venezuelans have it. Her friend who provided was Colombian. I didnt even think to do some research, grateful for this post. 

    It's so crazy how that woman "queen of tuci" does not care about people, it shocked me. She said her job was just to get people hooked on it, very sad.

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    Anyone going to Burning Man this year?

    I dream of an actualized.org Camp xD

    This is going to be my first year, I'm camping with a Brazilian camp called AmaZone, so so sooo excited!! 

    What your experience has been so far? any stories and tips are greatly appreciated.

    Currently thinking how my distribution of psychedelics will be throughout the week :ph34r: but also beyond curious to see all the artwork. 

    I initially wanted to skydive there but I don't have the required 150 jumps so maybe next year 

    burning-man_0_4.jpg

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    Hello!!

    I have a channel and IG page where I talk about psychedelics. I don't do any work with them on people (only on myself). But my page and channel are growing really fast and have so many people contacting me for information that I feel it's time to create something so I'm working on my website and since I got a certification as a Life Coach I think I could do a blend of self development+psychedelics. 

    However, I don't want to be irresponsible about it. Psychedelics are illegal in most countries. I'm currently in US (California) and my audience is in Brazil, because my content is in Portuguese. So my questions is, can I create courses talking about psychedelics, of course with no use of substances etc, integration sessions, and of course implement my coaching skills? Or would that be too risky?

    @Leo Gura Leo your opinion would be much appreciated, Im an architect and am in the transition towards my life purpose. I've read countless books and participated in many workshops/ lectures about psychedelics. It's my passion to help people, and also to bring this fascinating subject that are psychedelics to the light.

    I've thought about doing a master in psychology but am not very happy about the idea of paying 30K and studying 3 more years + to wait for psychedelics to become legal. Please let me know your thoughts on it.

    Thank you all for reading! :x

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    45 minutes ago, Someone here said:

    What do you find appealing about a pussy ? It's literally just a passive hole .

    I'm physically and emotionally attracted to women but whenever looking at vagina in porn it grosses me out. I'm a virgin so I hope in sex that I'm not grossed out by the girl's vagina. It's always looked disgusting to me but does the pleasure one feels in sex overcome how nasty it looks? This is probably a strange situation or are there other guys like this?

    Maybe I need to get over that one  Maybe i should look at a real one properly close up (stick my tongue in there whilst  at it) and see that after all, it's just a bit of the body. All pussies are a little different any way. 

    If I my add to the conversation, the fact that you call a vagina a passive hole says SO much. I would invite you to rethink your relationship with women and the divine feminine, because we shall all agree that if the vagina was a "passive" hole you would not have come out of it, right? The womb hides the secrets of the universe. Having a bad relationship with the sacred feminine means denying your own true nature. How could you love the female body, breasts and ass and reject the center where everything comes from?

    I have never had sex with a woman but I would be open to it, I'm not grossed out by vaginas. I am super attracted to dicks but I think vaginas are beautiful and like Leo said a work of art, there is no comparison both are marvelous in their own way. I also feel a sense of envy when you say that women don't feel drained and have full body orgasms. I would invite you to investigate that too. 

    Question it from a place of curiosity, not from a defensive one. 

    Wishing you love in your journey, and remember we don't even know you, our opinion does not matter, what matters if how you feel with yourself.

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    @Husseinisdoingfine God is in everything my dear. He/we created it all so we could delight in it. :ph34r:

    I have a poem by Thich Nhat Hanh for you since you don't like TV. 

    Don’t say that I will depart tomorrow—
    even today I am still arriving.

    Look deeply: every second I am arriving
    to be a bud on a Spring branch,
    to be a tiny bird, with still-fragile wings,
    learning to sing in my new nest,
    to be a caterpillar in the heart of a flower,
    to be a jewel hiding itself in a stone.

    I still arrive, in order to laugh and to cry,
    to fear and to hope.
    The rhythm of my heart is the birth and death
    of all that is alive.

    I am a mayfly metamorphosing
    on the surface of the river.
    And I am the bird
    that swoops down to swallow the mayfly.

    I am a frog swimming happily
    in the clear water of a pond.
    And I am the grass-snake
    that silently feeds itself on the frog.

    I am the child in Uganda, all skin and bones,
    my legs as thin as bamboo sticks.
    And I am the arms merchant,
    selling deadly weapons to Uganda.

    I am the twelve-year-old girl,
    refugee on a small boat,
    who throws herself into the ocean
    after being raped by a sea pirate.

    And I am also the pirate,
    my heart not yet capable
    of seeing and loving.

    I am a member of the politburo,
    with plenty of power in my hands.
    And I am the man who has to pay
    his “debt of blood” to my people
    dying slowly in a forced-labor camp.

    My joy is like Spring, so warm
    it makes flowers bloom all over the Earth.
    My pain is like a river of tears,
    so vast it fills the four oceans.

    Please call me by my true names,
    so I can hear all my cries and laughter at once,
    so I can see that my joy and pain are one.

    Please call me by my true names,
    so I can wake up
    and the door of my heart
    could be left open,
    the door of compassion.

     

  24. Posted

    Brazill!!!!

    I go psycho watching soccer games, it is so ingrained in us growing up in Brazil.

    But I miss the good old players. Kaka, Ronaldinho, Ronaldinho Gaucho.. Not really into Neymar.

    Let's not talk about the game with Germany, it was SO traumatizing. I asked my dad: Is this a replay? And he was like no, that's another gol, then asked my sister is this one a replay to which she answered: no it's another gol, the rest you all know :/