Leo's Blog Discussion Mega-Thread

[Leo Gura]

19 minutes ago, Rishabh R said:

For example , how to act. Like acting with presence is one of the best ways to act in the world ?

This is so vague and simple that I don't have a response.

[Rishabh R]

@Leo Gura Ok then sorry. Let me reframe the question - How to act to succeed in most situations? Let's say 8 out of 10.

[Leo Gura]

1 minute ago, Rishabh R said:

@Leo Gura Ok then sorry. Let me reframe the question - How to act to succeed in most situations? Let's say 8 out of 10.

There is no meaningful answer to such questions.

[Yeah Yeah]

2 hours ago, Rishabh R said:

@Leo Gura Ok then sorry. Let me reframe the question - How to act to succeed in most situations? Let's say 8 out of 10.

Yeah - I sense what you're saying, if the eternal now is more important of a practise than say thinking about the past, or future or thinking about things that aren't actually rooted in this moment fully which would be maybe a detour from truth and then less of an authentic life lived, is it better to be in the moment always 100 percent. 

If I worded this well enough - I don't really think you can be fully present in the moment 100 percent of the time always even if it was ultimate truth beyond the labrynth of thoughts clouding it ... but maybe also here I think that there is a husstler culture mindset dominant in the west to be fully on top of the game like being present fully alway

Although in a sense thinking interesting questions can be fun, which isn't seriously in the present moment completely, ... idk see if this sparks anything lol

I sense a husstler western mindset played into the spiritual practise to be fully present in the moment aligned to truth but I think there is fun to be daydreaming, and thinking interesting questions which is also probably a part of the present moment, and even thinking of the past is still in the moment, all thinking is in the moment, and it explores truth too

Edited January 11 by Yeah Yeah

[Rishabh R]

40 minutes ago, Yeah Yeah said:

Yeah - I sense what you're saying, if the eternal now is more important of a practise than say thinking about the past, or future or thinking about things that aren't actually rooted in this moment fully which would be maybe a detour from truth and then less of an authentic life lived, is it better to be in the moment always 100 percent. 

If I worded this well enough - I don't really think you can be fully present in the moment 100 percent of the time always even if it was ultimate truth beyond the labrynth of thoughts clouding it ... but maybe also here I think that there is a husstler culture mindset dominant in the west to be fully on top of the game like being present fully alway

Although in a sense thinking interesting questions can be fun, which isn't seriously in the present moment completely, ... idk see if this sparks anything lol

I sense a husstler western mindset played into the spiritual practise to be fully present in the moment aligned to truth but I think there is fun to be daydreaming, and thinking interesting questions which is also probably a part of the present moment, and even thinking of the past is still in the moment, all thinking is in the moment, and it explores truth too

Thanks.

[Bobby_2021]

21 hours ago, Leo Gura said:

Then I will rename it The Ultimate Guide To Failure

lmao ...I recommend taking all the time you want and giving high quality content over some basic ass videos. 

[Raze]

11 hours ago, Rishabh R said:

@Leo Gura Ok then sorry. Let me reframe the question - How to act to succeed in most situations? Let's say 8 out of 10.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jOSG_X-gRsg  

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u-kqCiY25yw

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yQI1x9ZPVjs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KnWUutXzRkA

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0DZ5CQPXTSk

Edited January 11 by Raze

[Terell Kirby]

@Leo Gura props on the Rat God image lmao. It’s like going inside the mind of a Stage Blue rat 🐀  (not much different from a human at that level of development lol)

Edited January 11 by Terell Kirby

[jo999]

@Leo Gura

Is it really impossible to make a lot of millions without caring about truth?Eckhart Tolle and Deepak Chobra care a lot about truth.

Eckhart has an networth  of 70 Million and  Deepak

a networth of 150 Million.

[Leo Gura]

1 hour ago, jo999 said:

@Leo Gura

Is it really impossible to make a lot of millions without caring about truth?Eckhart Tolle and Deepak Chobra care a lot about truth.

Eckhart has an networth  of 70 Million and  Deepak

a networth of 150 Million.

Those are very special situations. Tolle only got there by luck, because Oprah give him millions in free marketing.

Of course you can run a business on the side and make millions. You could operate a chain of dildo stores.

Edited January 11 by Leo Gura

[Clarence]

I love rats.

[aurum]

I’m beginning to feel like a rat god, rat god 

[Beans]

I don’t like Rat God. 
why does he look like that if he’s a Rat God. 
I feel like I would only see Rat God if I was in purgatory 

Edited January 12 by Beans

[Ohsee]

I do read the blog often. I don't really check the forums. I especially appreciate the older video posts on your blogs where you talk more casually.

[RendHeaven]

I do find chapstick to be redundant and unnecessary.

A simple tallow-honey blend is the best moisturizer I've ever tried - it has full face and body effectiveness, including lips.

[Vynce]

Regarding Leo's last post.

This is just wildly good. I discover just one per year like this.

[Beans]

5 hours ago, ryandesreu said:

That's because you're a cat. You worship Cat God with glowing golden fish.

This is factual 

[Yimpa]

Hmm.. all of the teachings couldn't be memorized even if you tried. They are constantly evolving, shapeshifting. 

[integration journey]

Rat god vs crocodile god.. who would win?

[Leo Gura]

@Yimpa @ryandesreu

A stick beating for the two of you for being deliberately dense.