Leo's Blog Discussion Mega-Thread

[gengar]

11 minutes ago, Leo Gura said:

You are the one believing his stories.

When I share a source with you, that does not mean I endorse everything they say or that everything they say is true.

I never said I believed his stories, I made an inquiry into your stance on them, since you shared him.

From your teachings, your stance about lying is not that you should just ignore the lie and look at whatever might be true from everything else that lying actor said, but that a lying actor is not to be trusted at all. - you said for example lying politicians should lose their job and it should be a punishable offense for them to lie.

Plus, it baffles me that people with genius quotes like Yogananda are still dishonest or self-deceived in claiming their ailments to be cured.

I guess there's no way around people's bullshit, they may share some gold and also lie, and you can't throw out the baby without the bathwater.

[Leo Gura]

@gengar I didn't say he was lying.

I've told you many times that no one is immune to self-deception and corruption. You will learn that lesson the hard way.

[gengar]

2 minutes ago, Leo Gura said:

@gengar I didn't say he was lying.

I've told you many times that no one is immune to self-deception and corruption. You will learn that lesson the hard way.

Okay. Seems sloppy epistemology to assume that someone who claims to have cured a chronic lifelong ailment in one sitting due to his guru is merely self-deceived and not lying, since the claim is so outrageous. But who knows.

[LifeEnjoyer]

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[Leo Gura]

1 hour ago, gengar said:

Okay. Seems sloppy epistemology to assume that someone who claims to have cured a chronic lifelong ailment in one sitting due to his guru is merely self-deceived and not lying, since the claim is so outrageous. But who knows.

I didn't say his story is false. I said it is not a scientifically valid claim and worth doubting.

We don't really know what caused his health to improve. You are jumping to conclusions about him lying. These issues are not as black and white as you want them to be.

Edited yesterday at 02:50 AM by Leo Gura

[gengar]

55 minutes ago, Leo Gura said:

I didn't say his story is false. I said it is not a scientifically valid claim and worth doubting.

We don't really know what caused his health to improve. You are jumping to conclusions about him lying. These issues are not as black and white as you want them to be.

Fair.

[Davino]

@gengar Only God surpasses all standards, any finite thing will be a limited part playing in the overall perfection of God, every figment of Reality fits in each other like a tesselation, what one lacks the other is abundant in, you cannot ask a part what only Infinity can give.

[Miguel1]

Michael (American)

Miguel (Spanish)

Mikael (Finnish)

[Human Mint]

On 4/15/2026 at 6:19 AM, AerisVahnEphelia said:

I’ve always said that 25 is the threshold age. I’ve debated it with a lot of people, and over time it just keeps feeling accurate.

I started experimenting at 24 and had my first real LSD experience at 25. Even with a lot of prior contemplation, it was still difficult to integrate. And no, I don’t think anyone younger than that can truly integrate those experiences in a meaningful way.

I keep seeing the same pattern. I’ve never seen anyone under 25 who can take those states and actually weave them into their daily life in a stable, growth-oriented way.

Yeah, that sorta go with the moment the brain reaches peak development. Before then you only chase shiny objects.

[Leo Gura]

46 minutes ago, Miguel1 said:

Michael (American)

Miguel (Spanish)

Mikael (Finnish)

You can name your kid Miguel1son.

[Miguel1]

1 hour ago, Leo Gura said:

You can name your kid Miguel1son.

Miguel1God

[Rafael Thundercat]

8 hours ago, Leo Gura said:

You can name your kid Miguel1son.

Leoson Gura

[Oppositionless]

23 hours ago, gengar said:

What are the benefits, just baseline consciousness, or also less anxiety and clearer thinking and the like?

I feel like a different person from 4 months ago, when I started doing it. I really began to notice the shift when I stopped smoking weed, which I'm pretty sure kriya helped me do btw. I think a lot less, and the thoughts I do have seem a lot more useful , that seems like the biggest shift . I can witness my mind. Less baseline anxiety but more anxiety when subconscious material comes to the surface, but that's just part of the healing process.

Edited 13 hours ago by Oppositionless

[manuel bon]

I don’t mean to brag or be disrespectful, just sharing. but the last insight about names and surnames you shared @Leo Gura, is something that I learned in elementary (primary?) school in Italy. 
it made me surprised that people don’t know about that.

many people have surnames based also on a specific job that their ancestors had. I’m a guitarist and I’m now playing a piece from a composer named Craeywanger, in Dutch that name means crow hunter. There are thousands of names based on different jobs

[Miguel1]

1 hour ago, manuel bon said:

I don’t mean to brag or be disrespectful, just sharing. but the last insight about names and surnames you shared @Leo Gura, is something that I learned in elementary (primary?) school in Italy. 

He was too busy playing with aliens