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Also, he complains that people still don't get "what is" with psychedelics, but he does this by talking about chemical processes in the brain, which isn't "what is"; chemical processes are just an explanation, categorizations, and mental chatter.

In a way, he isn't wrong; 99% of psychedelic users don't seem to raise consciousness after the effect wears off. If you only needed to take psychedelics to raise consciousness, we would have 1000x more enlightened people walking around, mostly in raves. There is a quote i saw once that said that "psychedelics don't work on stupid people". You have to have a mind for it, you have to be ready, and the right conditions to get what is happening. Something like that happened to me: Before i knew what psychedelics were, i started to meditate seriously, read lots of books about meditation (from a stage orange perspective, only expecting it to improve my focus and productivity). It prepared me for the psychedelic experience. I had many insights and was hooked from that point on. Before that, I used to smoke weed regularly, only recreationally, for fun, for pleasure, not noticing anything deep. However, I had many deep trips where i was high out of my mind. After i started with the true psychedelics (LSD, Shrooms and Ayahuasca, mostly), everything changed, even my weed trips became so intense and spiritual it stopped being fun lol. Also, I know plenty of low-consciousness people (stage blue) who drink ayahuasca every week, and are very conservative and close-minded (even homophobic).

Not everyone can live in nature; most people have to make the best of the situation they are in. Diet and exercise are like the 80/20 of our health. In some places, people can't even get a decent dose of sunlight lol And, in my experience, even if you have the perfect lifestyle, in nature and all of that, but you eat the wrong foods for you, it will derail all your health. Ps: i lived both in big cities and in nature, diet is king.

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The body can produce glucose from protein and from fat. Go to any carnivore diet video on YouTube (or any carnivore diet group on Reddit or Facebook) and read the comments, you will find thousands of incredible reports, from mild improvements to reversing diabetes, curing arthritis, life-long chronic pain, chronic depression, anxiety, brain fog, MANY are ex-vegans (like myself) who were in horrible health condition following vegan diets and started thriving on the carnivore diet. Is it for everyone? I don't think so, but you can't deny thousands of reports. Personally, I find the best diet for me to be a combination of the carnivore diet and fruits, along with some avocado. Especially considering long-term dieting (years and decades), i can't imagine eating only meat for the rest of my life being a complete diet, nor i think humans are 100% carnivores, this is silly. Although there are many reports of people following a strict carnivore diet for years and feeling great. We can eat basically anything and survive mostly fine, but thriving is another thing. Genetics plays a big role.

Bro, with all due respect, what do you know about their situation or many others? As far as we know, they had a miserable life full of health issues and presumably, they did try everything they could and the carnivore diet was the best thing they ever tried for their issues, they have no reason to lie about it. I myself had many weird health issues all my life, tried every diet possible, was vegan for one and a half years, frugivorous, did juice fasts, raw foods, all of that and my health only got worse until i let go of this close-mindedness of "vegan diet is the best", eat meat again, tried carnivore and never felt better in my life. What would you do if all the scientists and all the studies in the world told you that a vegan diet is the best, but you feel horrible on it, and when you try only meat, you feel fantastic? Particularly, fuck everyone, i will go with my direct experience. Drop your dogmas.

Can you hallucinate me with more money, please?

They both had many health problems way before the carnivore diet. The diet, in fact, was the only thing that helped them.

https://www.instagram.com/p/DP9oNwVAUMf/?img_index=1 My guy is openly protesting against Trump and ICE on his Instagram page. I remember him making reasonable posts during the pandemic, pro-masks, pro-social distancing, pro-vaccines etc, and getting a lot of hate in the comments. He has been vocal against Trump, calling him a narcissist, tyrannical, demagogue etc. The best part to me is that his public is mostly right-wing guys who think they are smarter and tougher than they really are. The menosphere loves stoicism. This is rare nowadays; he didn't sell his values to please his right-wing audience. Here is a video of him talking about narcissistic leaders (like Trump): We need more people like Ryan.

Nice, better to keep your integrity and stay out of the mess. Low consciousness behavior, nothing good comes from it.

Vegan diet fucked up my health, i feel better on a low-carb diet, mostly keto with some fruits. No matter how ethical veganism is, I will never sacrifice my health for the cause, and I feel nobody should. Veganism isn't as healthy as the propaganda makes it seem, so not everyone will feel good on it. I do know a guy that seem to feels fine on a vegetarian diet (eats eggs and milk) but he is geneticaly blessed, which i am not.

Nah, he knows he can't bash Trump too much; he openly favored Trump, they are buddies, and Joe loves it. Admitting this was a bad choice is too much for his ego; he will never do it, unless something extreme happens and Trump is 100% the wrong horse to bet. Joe is compromised; this goes deeper than just brain rot.

That's accurate. People flock to higher beings like flies to a lamp in the dark.

Today, he posted a story praising Trump for the peace deal between Israel and Palestine.

I heard there are some exercises you can do with your eyes that can improve eyesight, like Yoga for the Eyes. Maybe i will give a try soon, i am 33 and my eyesight is getting worse.

You BOTH are in MY head!

You have only seen his top-of-funnel teachings. I read many interesting reports from people who did his yoga training, it seems he has some sort of Kriya yoga lineage and it's techniques are powerful. Again, many gurus in history only taught their secrets to close disciples.

Many spiritual teachers are like that. Buddha, Jesus, Ramana Maharshi, Nisagardatta, Ramakrishna etc. They are very repetitive, and many of their teachings are simple, given for dummies.

He is for the masses, very top of the funnel, always trying to make spirituality cool and modern; it's for normies.

She was always like that, with negative charisma and very robotic. But I do give her a pass since she apparently has been suffering from weird health problems her whole life; seems miserable.

I feel like most people watch pickup content as a form of entertainment or some information that they will someday use, maybe. Only a few realize that pickup is something you actually can do, like you can go out of your house right now and say, "Hey, I swear I am not crazy, just found you cute and wanted to say hi" to a real woman. In-person events can help you realize this is a skill that you can actually develop. Also, you find like-minded people who do approach. Turns from fantasy to reality. Well, you can do it ethically. Just have some integrity and empathy, avoid lying too much and hurting (even emotionally) others, and you will be fine. Don't put your "lay count" above everything; don't try to impress your friends by showing how much game you have. Just be normal, social, have fun meeting people, and live an adventure.

That's a low consciousness thinking. If your focus is money, sex, fame, that's how you justify any corruption. A high-consciousness teacher would not compromise the quality of their teachings to make more money. There are high-conscious "dating coaches". This is not impossible; it is just less lucrative.

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It is possible, but not the easiest method. You have to be intermediate/advanced to manage that. With pranayama or psychedelics, even a beginner can easily do it. But i do recommend meditating anyway for building a strong foundation.

As a good overall foundation, anapana meditation (focus on the breath). You will develop the concentration needed to go deep to have insights and maybe even mystical experiences. Then i would add pranayamas + self-inquiry, probably the best combo for mystical experiences. Bonus point if you actually practice some hatha/vinyasa yoga. I found it beneficial for me because it works on clearing energy blockages in my body, facilitating mystical experiences. Also, of course, psychedelics are the most powerful tool to have mystical experiences.