Joseph Maynor

Get Leo's Life Purpose Course if you can.

When you become fully aware of your authentic choices in the moment and how those differ from cultural terms, then all your problems will melt away.

Get through school. You'll regret it if you don't! Just bite the bullet and grind through it.

You need to do some Life Purpose work. It's that simple.

Well then out the picture. We need to be exposed to this belief fully.

It’s the first time it’s had the reincarnation flavor that I can recall.

Is this a new belief or tongue in cheek?

Instead of either-or we can have both — psychedelics and Inquiry. You need both anyway. To detach from culture means that you must have lifted every belief off you like an onion.

It’s a limiting-belief too. The Mind is a tricky bastard.

Nice to see you’re excited to do this work. It’s the best investment in you that you can make.

Don’t turn that into a limiting-belief or an excuse though. The Mind is tricky with that.

Explore your passions fully. This is how you learn about your authentic self. Start to keep a notebook about things that resonate with you. This will help you do Life Purpose work too. The Mind likes to smokescreen the authentic self.

“Don’t spend too much time patting yourself on the back. What are you gonna do tomorrow? That’s always the question. The faster you run, the faster you have to run. That’s business.” — H. Ross Perot I’m grateful for Leo — but concerned about how this keeps moving forward too. I want the future to be as bright as the past. I think there needs to be some changes made to the format though. Some growth and development in the business. Some excursions beyond just making more videos. Just my honest two-cents. As a practical piece of advice, I’d like to see more courses and stuff for people to buy. Get people invested by having them put some skin in the game. I think courses allow for a deeper kind of work to be done in Personal Development. The black and grey background of the videos has become stale in my opinion. Can that be switched up? Also the intro music jingle to the videos could be switched up too. Those are little things that can be done.

We are improving over the long run.

Actually, I’m gonna commend you, I think this is a very good question. It’s the kind of question a smart newbie should ask. The answer is that your experiences can have a connection. But that doesn’t mean that there are things behind the scenes. All there is are the experiences. So, you gotta figure out how your beliefs are adding to the experienced phenomena. This is what Enlightenment teaches you about.

Hey — I didn’t mean to take all the oxygen out of the room on this question haha. Let’s keep this alive! This is a good question. A magical question. Certain questions are magical on here you gotta admit. And you can’t predict in advance which questions will have that magical quality. There’s an element of surprise!

@blazed Please elaborate. You just accused me without defending your thesis. That’s not a valid criticism. Let me try to assist you to unpack what is being said here. You wanted to challenge me — let’s have a real discussion on the matter.

Seeking understanding is your problem not mine. If you’re awake, more understanding is superfluous. Enlightenment is not about having the right beliefs. The awake person realizes all beliefs are false. This is not merely believed either. Only awareness can lead you to this perspective. To me the Devil is telling someone that they’re wrong based off irrelevant third-party testimony. The whole point of being awake is to realize that no third-party testimony is relevant. There is no single right answer — insisting on that is what the Mind wants to do.

There’s a stupid taboo against admitting you are awake. Of course Enlightenment is a life-long process not a destination too.

Yep. You can release every paradox.

Give her the Life Purpose Course for Christmas! It’s never too late to do Life Purpose work.

Breathe, then smile. Now go on with your work.

The Mind is just a metaphor. All language is metaphorical. All beliefs are false.

@beastmode My original intent was to write a Philosophy book. But I’ve amassed enough freewriting material over the past 8 years to write potentially several books on many topics.