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Wrong. The purification process (physical, spiritual and emotional) require some level of discomfort, you are bound to feel all sorts of symptoms. Of course, if it is TOO MUCH, take a break, but a certain level of pain is part of the process. I recommend you read some of the work of Arnold Ehret.

For most people, yes, you HAVE to take care of your body and detoxify it from years of wrong eating and ingestion of toxins. You the body has blocks, God can't flow.

@Viking Except that cancer didn't make toxins, mucus, parasites and old fecal matter came out of you and give you a health and well-being that you never experienced before. All of this must be added with a raw food diet (fruits are the most detoxifying foods). There is a massive amount of information on fasting and detoxification (look it up for water fast, juice fast, dry fast, fruit fast). A lot of serious health practitioners use this knowledge to heal people (actually, the body heals itself, you are just giving the body the opportunity) of all kinds of diseases (even cancer). If you research a little, you are going to see a lot of testimonials. I am just beginning in this path and already saw lots of benefits (i am calmer, with more energy, more mental clarity, my back pain that its ruining a lot of my days for 5 years is just almost GONE). I recommend Arnold Ehret books for a start if you want to change your life.

@Viking Due to so many toxins in our modern world and along with wrong diet (we are frugivores), our body goes to a state of detoxification, moving the stored toxins in the body to be removed and this can cause lots of symptoms like dizziness, headaches, pains, irritability, etc, not to mention the emotional detoxification that occurs when you clean the body and stop consuming the food that you mostly use to suppress your feelings. Yes, you can feel weak in the midst of this process followed by periods of great well-being and energy (that become more and more frequent when you advance in this path). People with years in this process often report feeling lots of energy and vitality as they never felt before as they come to experience true health in a body clear of blockages (physical and energetic).

Great talk, I didn't know him and I researched a lot about Breatharianism. Know I am transitioning to raw foods (it's hard because of the detoxification symptoms, so sometimes I have to eat something cooked to cope with), I am consuming mostly green juices and some fruits (mostly smoothies), planning to do a lot of fasting to clean the body and I am feeling that Breatharianism can be a reality for me in the next years. Clean the body and be a clear channel for God.

Listen to your intuition, if this idea is growing on your mind, could be a sign for you to use it(from your guardians, if you believe in this). The only time i didn't get much growth from a trip were the times i didn't felt drawn to it but used anyway as an escape (just to get high) or as an obligation (i MUST use it to grow). One time i was in a dark place (dark night of the soul) and the idea of using mushroom was growing in me, i was procrastinating a bit always with an excuse (today isn't good, maybe after this thing etc), one day i had a little time and said fuck it, i am using it. Took 4-5g and oh man, i got my ass kicked, lots of crying but also lots of insights, the trip was difficult (some would call it a bad trip) but i just went with the flow, asked the universe to show me what i needed to see and i saw it. In the end was a great decision, got so much out of it. The psychedelics open your channels to see stuff that you need to see and often is refusing. If you aren't experienced like me, try a lower dose and trust the divine intelligence.

He speaks the try but i sense anxiety and anger from him, maybe i lower psychosis.

@Leo Gura I find it accurate. It's a hard trip to not judge anyone and see it as perfect no matter how shitty some types of behaviors looks like. I feel trapped in a loop of: - This behavior is reprehensible - Shit, i just made a judgment, i suck. - Oh shit, i must not judge myself either. *Trapped in a spiral of guilt and shame* I find that it's often harder to have empathy toward myself than to others. Maybe it's because we often see others behaviors only partially and we can see every single egotistical thought of ours (even the darker and more secret ones) and all of our mistakes. One must have to feel, experience unconditional love and actually see the perfection of all, otherwise, you are going to try to imitate a saint behaviour from the standpoint of the ego, always serving its interests, no matter how "holy" your behavior looks like on the outside and even to yourself (the subconscious drive to self-preservation always wins until you SEE the oneness of all). Idon't know how to escape this trap without having such experience. Intellectualize is not enough.

It might be a kundalini awakening and if it is the case, almost any form of meditation (or energy manipulation) its going to make the symptoms worse. Look up for the book about kundalini in Leo's book list. Also:

@somanylollipops I didn't find the interview you talked about, can you send me the video?

Great video

Are you talking about visualization? Can you elaborate a little bit? Would love some help

I am going through a kundalini awakening since 2016 and my life is a mess, I alternate with crippling anxiety and profound peace. I find it very difficult to focus(and care) on day to day activities like study, career, even working out (which I do consistently since 2009 but lately I lost almost all motivation and I am going to the gym like a chore). I lost interest in drugs, sex, party, music etc. I feel extremely ungrounded and disconnected from the 3d reality. Most meditation and yoga practices only make it worse, so now I am kind of focusing in balancing the root, sacral and solar plexus chakras, to ground myself more into the third dimension. I am also doing loving-kindness meditation to ease the process as suggested by the kundalini book in Leo's book list. But generally, I feel alone and kind of lost since I don't have any person/guru to talk(I live in Brazil, I now only one serious guru that I plan to meet in a retreat in October). It's kind of comforting to know that I am not alone in this, that's why I visit this forum daily.

Thank you, i am going to try!

Thank you! This is your blog? I liked his stuff, looks like he knows what he is talking about. Ever tried his method?

@Salvijus I would love to learn more about it @Why? Kriya Yoga isn't for everyone, you have to identify with your spiritual practice. I, for example, can't practice it because when i do, i became extremely agitated, anxious, angry, unfocused, i feel old injuries hurting like HELL. I don't know exactly why (i suspect, from books i read, that i am passing through a kundalini awakening and its amplifying unbalanced chakras), but it makes me unfunctional in the day-to-day world, so, i need something else, i'm going to try something loving/devotional as i don't identify either with more popular methods of meditation(like mindfulness/vipassana). Maybe the universe is telling you something.

Someone experiencing anxiety (probably mixed with worry and fear) due to the kriya yoga practice? I practice on and off before and noticed something similar, now i am practicing everyday (one week but as i practiced before, i am in lesson 6 or 7) and on the last two days i am feeling so much anxiety that is making praticaly impossiple to focus (i need to read and study everyday). I read about it in a book (about kundalini in Leo's list) and it says that due to the gradual kundalini awakening (it doesn't have to be something sudden and dramatic as most people believe) and its interaction with the chakras, thus amplifying everything (good or bad). I noticed that most spiritual practiced has this effect in my after i did a 10-day vipassana retreat last year. I realy need someone experienced in this but i cant find anyone in my area (i live in Brazil).

Awesome, love that guy, i will watch ASAP.

That's a great topic, i love to listen to spiritual teachers while high or tripping. I love anything from Alan Watts, Ram Dass or Matt Kahn. I will not recommend any lecture in particular because you have to let the universe show you what you need to see. Usually, the title indicates the topic, just click on the one that you are attracted to.

He isn't using traditional methods. Leo said that he managed to create a method (probably using 5-meo-dmt) for creating enlightenment experiences and also stated that his experiences are getting deeper and deeper each time (even in consecutive days). The challenge is to rewire his brain to integrate this new perception shift permanently. Very unorthodox method, there is no way to estimate how long will take but the consensus is that he is getting really close to his goal. Going deep like this i won't be surprised if he succeeds.

Imagine yourself in a room the size of your bathroom (sometimes you can't even sit), no external stimulus, just this room. Your reality is this room now, if you never head of meditation, you probably going to freak out for months in a endless stream of thoughts, fear, anxiety, guilt and despair before you even consider that this can be a blessing.

You aren't. Not even close.

I call it God or "The Existence" or "the universe"

I think he means that you don't have to pick a side or defend an opinion. It may be the right or logical opinion for you but no matter how logical it is, is just self-preservation deep down inside. Besides, every argument creates dualism (we versus them) and perpetuates suffering and illusion. It is all just a rat race, you can absolutely function in the "real world" without getting trapped in fundamentally useless discussions. I used to be into Red Pill, i recognize that it has its value to free yourself from a limited version of the world to a version where you have more power and "control" (if we have any) but at some point you will have to let go of all opinions, beliefs that turn inevitably into dogmas thus trapping you in illusion.