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Dry Fasting Breaks the Ego

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8 hours ago, Jowblob said:

I feel like its malkoms account.. The user that replied in this thread. He was known as a new user to be using ai to construct posts as a new user

. And now he probably made this new account, to post this and see what others would reply to his posts because he is lost and seeking god.

 

He also lied about using chatbot, when it was very clear he was using one.

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It's all your imagination, bro. And what kind of God am I looking for? Should I even look for Him? Or what are you hinting at? Or am I lacking love? Or do I have problems? What are you getting at? Or do you want to show me God? And if you don't want to, then why did you write this? What was the motive, what was the purpose of your writing? Or did you just say it from the heart? And what do you think your soul is like then? And if you didn't write this for me, but for the author, and it's none of my business, then why are you bringing me into the conversation when I'm not in the comments? Don't you think this is gossip? Is this backstabbing? When you're being kind, you can be a little clearer. Thank you.

I won't talk about the AI chat, because it's pointless, as I've already realized. There are people here with Dunning-Kruger syndrome, or maybe with more interesting characteristics.

P.S. I also noticed something interesting. After communicating with you, for some reason I get banned for a day? Are you a snitch? Is this how a conscious person behaves? Okay. I won't speculate. But it's quite curious and even funny.:D

P.P.S. If you really wanted to help me, you could have told me, dude, to smoke marijuana. Because I have PTSD, and marijuana relieves those symptoms, and stimulating the vagus nerve also relieves those symptoms. Put simply, go for a run or a walk, just regular deep breathing with the diaphragm engaged, and making guttural sounds, and also just rubbing your eyes. The larynx, diaphragm, and eyes are all connected to this nerve. But all of that is just symptomatic treatment; a deeper, more thorough level is needed.
But none of this has anything to do with Awakening, because these aren't thoughts, bro.

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Is it possible to convince someone that they've been possessed by a dangerous idea? No! They have personal experience. But personal experience isn't a criterion for truth. Who am I writing this to? NO ONE. NO BO DY

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7 hours ago, TimStr said:

I am backing this! Do not attempt dry fasting!! It's not worth the risk.

If you stop giving water to your body you can run into dangerous territory pretty quick! You certainly cannot avoid running into trouble after 3-5 days. The issue is not even so much the lack of water but your bodies reaction when you rehydrate it. Google refeeding syndrome !! It can have deadly side effects.

Also, is there a way to keep the ai trolls from polluting this forum with potentially dangerous content like this thread? @Leo Gura

What I shared was just my own experience, not advice and not something I expect anyone else to follow. And honestly, this forum openly discusses psychedelics all the time, and those carry real risks too, so it’s not like risky topics are new here.

I’m not claiming dry fasting is safe. I’m simply describing what it felt like for me. Whatever people decide to do or not do is entirely their own choice.

 

 

 

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@TimStr 

You’re talking about dry fasting like you understand it, but it’s obvious you don’t. You’re looking at it from the surface, in a really one-sided way, and that’s why your take comes off so limited. There’s a deeper side to the experience you’re not considering at all, and if you want to criticize it, at least understand the full picture first.

 

 

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5 hours ago, Malkom said:

Is it possible to convince someone that they've been possessed by a dangerous idea? No! They have personal experience. But personal experience isn't a criterion for truth. Who am I writing this to? NO ONE. NO BO DY

Relax. If I were possessed by a dangerous idea, trust me, you’d notice. I’m pretty sure the only thing haunting this thread is your overthinking.

 

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Well done. 14 days is impressive, and what you shared is very important, unfortunately most will always miss the deeper truth.

Its really easy to take substances, but do this right, you'll realize something else altogether. This is ancient purification ritual.

Rama, Buddha, Christ all taught this to their closer disciplines and circles, because you have to be ready, especially to do it alone.

A brother once did 40+ days, but most people shouldn't exceed 3 - 5 without a guide.

Dr Filinov has an excellent book on dry fasting.

Thank you for sharing

 

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And yes when done right you no longer need food, it then becomes a choice of pleasure or play. You are nourished in another way :)


I am but a reflection... a mirror... of you... of me... in a cosmic dance of separative... unity...

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23 minutes ago, Ramasta9 said:

Well done. 14 days is impressive, and what you shared is very important, unfortunately most will always miss the deeper truth.

Its really easy to take substances, but do this right, you'll realize something else altogether. This is ancient purification ritual.

Rama, Buddha, Christ all taught this to their closer disciplines and circles, because you have to be ready, especially to do it alone.

A brother once did 40+ days, but most people shouldn't exceed 3 - 5 without a guide.

Dr Filinov has an excellent book on dry fasting.

Thank you for sharing

 

Thanks, man. I hear you. There’s a lot of depth in what you wrote, and I respect it. People forget where this stuff actually comes from and why it was done in the first place. Most of it gets lost in modern noise.

And yeah, I know very few can handle those levels. That’s why I don’t push anything on anyone. Everyone has their own capacity.

I’ll check out Filinov like you said. Appreciate the message.

 

 

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26 minutes ago, Ramasta9 said:

And yes when done right you no longer need food, it then becomes a choice of pleasure or play. You are nourished in another way :)

It’s beautiful. You never feel more alive than when you reach that kind of state.

 

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Moving this to the Health subforum should help reduce fantastical thinking.

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6 minutes ago, UnbornTao said:

Moving this to the Health subforum should help reduce fantastical thinking.

Appreciate it.

 

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Muslims do dry fasting in their holy month Ramadan . I tried it once from dawn to dusk.  It of course makes you very pure and connected to the present moment .your libido is killed to zero .all you dream about is a sip of water. Great dopamine detox also ..but what the heck are you doing 14 days ?


 "When you get very serious about truth you accept your life situation exactly as it is. So much so that you aren't childishly sitting around wishing it were otherwise.If you were confined to a wheelchair you would just accept it as how reality is. Just as you now just accept that you are not a bird who can fly."

-Leo Gura. 

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15 minutes ago, Someone here said:

Muslims do dry fasting in their holy month Ramadan . I tried it once from dawn to dusk.  It of course makes you very pure and connected to the present moment .your libido is killed to zero .all you dream about is a sip of water. Great dopamine detox also ..but what the heck are you doing 14 days ?

For me, going longer wasn’t about proving anything. It felt like every day pulled me a little deeper into myself. Not in some dramatic “body healing” way, but in that inner sense of stripping away noise. Old patterns, old fears, old impulses… they stop controlling you.

It’s more psychological than physical.

More existential than spiritual.

Every day feels like shedding another layer you didn’t even know you were carrying.

That’s what I mean when I say it felt like a kind of rebirth. Not magical. Not supernatural. Just a deeper clarity that comes from being completely alone with yourself, without any escape routes.

 

 

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I fasted for 12 days and it had zero effect on ego or consciousness other than making me very weak, cold, and light-headed.


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1 minute ago, Leo Gura said:

I fasted for 12 days and it had zero effect on ego or consciousness other than making me very weak, cold, and light-headed.

You need to starve the mind, not the body, to get rid of ego


"Not believing your own thoughts, you’re free from the primal desire: the thought that reality should be different than it is. You realise the wordless, the unthinkable. You understand that any mystery is only what you yourself have created. In fact, there’s no mystery. Everything is as clear as day. It’s simple, because there really isn’t anything. There’s only the story appearing now. And not even that.” — Byron Katie

 

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14 minutes ago, How to be wise said:

You need to starve the mind, not the body, to get rid of ego

But people claim that fasting works for that.


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1 hour ago, Leo Gura said:

I fasted for 12 days and it had zero effect on ego or consciousness other than making me very weak, cold, and light-headed.

I assume the 12 days you mentioned were water fasting. Dry fasting is much more powerful than water fasting, and once you truly understand what fasting really is, you realize most people wouldn’t even consider water fasting a true fast. Still, it’s impressive to go 12 days when you felt no benefits at all.

The best way to feel the real effects, though, is to cleanse the body beforehand and build up high vitality before attempting long fasts. Doing 1–3 days is fine without much preparation, but anything beyond 5 days really requires proper detoxing and presence.

Have you ever done a dry fast, Leo? I highly recommend it. After a week, insights start coming on their own, free wisdom that feels almost divine. Fasting is the best medicine, spiritually and physically.

 

 

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I fasted for 3 days and it did effect my ego. I think the body dosent have enough energy to think so it just turns it off. I was just sitting there brain dead. I wasnt hungry but I started having diarrehea. Like alot it was weird cause I wasnt eating. Alot of nasty stuff came out. the diarrehea was getting more on day 3 than others and it would come out of nowhere so I had to be by a toilet constantly.

The problem I see with this story of water fasting is you made it sound like there are 0 side effects to doing it. You said it was bad on day 1 than every other day was perfect and healing with 0 down sides. You dont even mention being thirsty one time. Its like you are writing that you instantly transcended thirst without trying and it was easy and actually fun to not drink water. You dont feel bad at all and you become like Goku on day 2. Then you claim to be a human. Thats not the human experience at all. Thats the experience of robot whos allergic to water.

Then you gaslight people who do have negative experiences while doing it, saying that their energy levels arent high enough. The entire time using AI to speak for you.

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42 minutes ago, Hojo said:

Then you gaslight people who do have negative experiences while doing it, saying that their energy levels arent high enough. The entire time using AI to speak for you.

You’re saying I’m gaslighting, but I’m not. You’re just misunderstanding what I’m pointing to. This isn’t manipulation, it’s clarity. Dry fasting isn’t something you do with low vitality. It’s an energetic process that demands strength. The body burns through old energy to create something cleaner and more stable.

If your energy is low before you start, the body doesn’t have the power it needs to transform or heal properly. Healing isn’t passive; it takes real internal strength and presence. When someone enters a dry fast without that foundation, they’re not purifying anything, they’re just putting unnecessary stress on the system.

When you enter it strong and prepared, the body knows exactly what to do. It renews itself. It resets your impulses. It rebuilds your vitality. That’s why the experience feels so sharp, alive and undeniably real while you’re fasting.

 

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