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@Yimpa lol all relative. Stage orange doesn’t necessarily mean you’re automatically exploiting people but okay. It’s like “ spiritual “ people hate society and the world. If you’re too good for it then go exist in some angelic dimension.

lol it’s true that not everyone will reach the highest levels of consciousness. In one of Leo’s videos he said that very few of us will out grow Actualized.org. many people trying to reach the highest levels of consciousness are just following what their guru says. The highest levels of consciousness doesn’t mean you’ll be successful either. what’s the point of telepathy, being clairvoyant and living with esoteric wisdom if your not a master of practical life. Many “ wise “ people have trouble with basic everyday needs like paying their bills. Certain spiritual communities believe raising their consciousness and self love is the solution to every problem here on earth. Which is a load of s***

I want to share a realization that surprised me after years of deep inner work, therapy, and altered-state exploration. Altered states of consciousness (psychedelics, mystical states, peak experiences, non-dual insights, ego dissolution, etc.) do not equate to success They can be valuable, but they are often over-credited. Here’s what I mean: Altered states can: Surface unconscious material Break rigid identity structures Create insight, perspective, and emotional access Temporarily reduce ego defenses Reveal what’s possible psychologically That’s access. Access is not embodiment. Insight is not integration. A peak state is not a stable baseline. A hard truth I didn’t expect: Many people (including my past self) unconsciously chase altered states as a shortcut to: Healing Freedom Confidence Meaning Transformation But altered states don’t bypass integration.

I’ve been practicing Kriya for 7 years now and I feel like I’m ready for Kriya supreme fire. What are your experiences with the supreme fire technique?

We are equal because no state of consciousness or unique sacred, ancient wisdom makes us more special than anyone else. I don’t get why some seekers feel the need to hide their techniques from the world. The moment you find yourself hiding your “ sacred techniques & information “ is the moment you’ve become trapped in having a spiritual ego. I understand not all techniques are for everyone and some people aren’t meant to be practicing certain techniques, we have our personal path with practices that suit our personal evolution. Spirituality will not benefit your life if you don’t merge the theory with real life action. a common trap I see seekers falling into is the trap of over devotion to their guru, too much psychedelics, too much theory, denying money & sex. you just end up chasing peaks, feeling/sounding smart, always healing with no external proof, outsourcing authority and classifying human drives as low vibrational. if someone is pursuing spirituality they also have to be pursuing personal development, that’s if they’re not going to live at an ashram. Whatever power a seeker is trying to achieve, wether he’s trying to be Bhudda, Jesus or Mahavira, the power and tools is inside them. It’s only a matter of having the courage to be self led then activating it.

@Judy2 haha even when you complete the value assessment, you’re gonna change your values again in 2 years, 4 years, 5 years. Don’t think too hard about it. Use ChatGPT if necessary

@Monke you’re doing good at 25, don’t take your degree and skill for granted. You have a route to continue making great money. unless you have a concrete plan to make money from art ( if that’s your plan ) then keep using your degree. The artistic path is just gonna take you on an internal journey, sure you’ll meet more liberal/alternative thinking people then who knows what will happen but your just gonna get experiences unless you find a way to make money. take it from me, I completed Leo’s life’s purpose course at 19, I spent the last 8 years busting my ass to actualize it, after all that I’m going back to school to learn a trade but who knows maybe your different.

@Recursoinominado There’s a funny quote ” spirituality without your ability to control reality is vanity . ” it’s true some people can be healers and clairvoyant and see the future but they can’t manage their own bank account or create sustainable income for themselves or even worse, can’t get a blow job lmao.

@LambdaDelta that was beautiful brother thank you. It sounds like you’ve taken a lot of psychedelics. Since 2021 I’ve taken 5 MEO DMT with a breath work practitioner probably 15+ times and I’ve been taking LSD since 2017. I’ve never taken psychedelics week after week or month after month, I’ve always spaced it out. I feel like it all comes down to loving our 3D reality and playing this infinite game of life with the spiritual tools we have.

@Sincerity 😊

@LifeEnjoyer lmao

@Ramasta9 Thank you, this really resonates. I now have to look at how much I’ve been pushing it. I’m leaning toward a long break to let my body catch up and focus on integration, therapy and building my actual life. I appreciate the reminder that it’s the journey, not chasing another big trip.

@Natasha Tori Maru Appreciate this, Natasha. When you say CBT would’ve been 100000% faster — do you mean straight-up CBT, or CBT mixed with trauma work / somatic stuff? I’m coming out of years of heavy psychedelic work + a recent accident, so my nervous system is pretty fried and I’m realizing I probably need something more practical than more trips. In your experience, what kind of therapy felt most grounding and effective once you put the psychedelics down?

@Hojo infinite clowns 😂 good god lol. You ate 20 grams of what though?

I’ve been sitting with this for a while and wanted to hear from people who’ve actually gone deep and then stopped (or heavily reduced) their use. For years I’ve used psychedelics as a core part of my path. I’ve had all the classic insights drilled into me: Mind and reality are one The ego is a construction Life is a dream / appearance in consciousness “You’re not the body, not the story” Cool. Got it. Burned into my nervous system. But here’s the problem I’m running into now: Is there a point where more trips just deepen detachment and spiritual bypassing instead of helping? How did you personally decide, “Okay, enough chemistry, now it’s integration and real-world action”? What signs told you psychedelics were becoming a crutch or an escape rather than a tool because look at Steve Jobs. He took plenty of LSD & created a successful company. I just had a traumatic experience and I’m not sure if psychedelics with a spiritual practitioner would help.