Teal Swan - A Deep Dive Into Her Work

[Breathe]

We're having two different conversations and I'm too tired to clarify

[Leo Gura]

Take the useful insights from Teal and leave the rest. It's that simple.

Why people make it so difficult?

Edited Saturday at 06:20 AM by Leo Gura

[mmKay]

1 hour ago, Breathe said:

So, in the I article that I read, this story was debunked. She made this whole thing up.

The author interviewed people from her childhood and said that she did not grow up in a cult.

She is a chronic liar. She is an extremely fucked up person.

What's the article?

[UnbornTao]

2 hours ago, Breathe said:

She's an attention seeker for sure.

I know I'm commenting a lot on this thread but I only saw a couple of her videos many years ago. That said, I was fascinated by the extremely long article that I read. I think I had googled something about "cults" and the story about her came up. I was not surprised by what I read.

I am not a Teal Swan expert but she's 100% ego.

People love being told what to believe (despite vehemently denying it at the same time); that's partly why cults are so emotionally appealing. Add to this the fact that, collectively, we don't really know how to listen or what to pay attention to, and you have a recipe for these dynamics. It does make getting popular a lot easier, though.

[Davino]

I don't resonate with Teal Swan but I'm forever grateful for an insight into emotional behaviour that I got from one of her video.s.

We make others feel like they made us feel.

This insight into human behaviour changed it all for me. 

I don't need her to be perfect or to like her or her content, just one good insight is more than enough. True insight is rare.

[Thought Art]

@Leo Gura Like you said if someone is intellectually dishonest you don’t listen to them 

[Leo Gura]

26 minutes ago, Thought Art said:

@Leo Gura Like you said if someone is intellectually dishonest you don’t listen to them 

It's not so simple. Your judgment of her as intellectually dishonest could be your self-deception.

And who is 100% intellectually honest? That's a lot to ask of anyone.

Edited Saturday at 07:55 PM by Leo Gura

[NewKidOnTheBlock]

Teal Swamp

[Harikrishnan]

While this post came yesterday I was watching this video of her. I really enjoyed it and gave me few insight into what belief are holding me back. 
I have only watched few of her videos all these years, but I think she has some pretty good solid insights to share. (Its a intuitive knowing, she have good insights to share) 

 

Edited yesterday at 02:40 AM by Harikrishnan

[Breathe]

On 12/5/2025 at 11:19 PM, mmKay said:

What's the article?

I looked for it briefly but apparently there is a sea of content out there.

[Breathe]

On 12/5/2025 at 10:17 PM, Leo Gura said:

Take the useful insights from Teal and leave the rest. It's that simple.

I disagree. Take useful insights from people who don't fly red flags

[Davino]

4 minutes ago, Breathe said:

I disagree. Take useful insights from people who don't fly red flags

You could have useful insights from Hitler, still truthful.

If you ever listen to a speech from Hitler, you'll see the man had a brain. There are some insights into reality you'll only get by being uncomfortably open minded. Hopefully Teal Swan is not where you draw the line

This self-righteous purist attitude is a hindrance towards truth seeking. Otherwise, we cannot even clear our own standards, everything is a red flag depending on the standpoint. For an Alien mind this post is a red flag, for other people it might be very insightful.

[Breathe]

@Davino Just no

[Breathe]

@mmKay Some of the topics discussed in this video were also in the article that I read:

 

[Leo Gura]

28 minutes ago, Breathe said:

I disagree. Take useful insights from people who don't fly red flags

Dude, I will take useful insights from Neil Breen.

If you can't learn from Teal Swan, you need to rethink your life.

Edited 12 hours ago by Leo Gura

[Natasha Tori Maru]

27 minutes ago, Breathe said:

@Davino Just no

gonna die on this hill mate? 💀 🤣

[Ramasta9]

On 12/6/2025 at 5:17 PM, Leo Gura said:

Take the useful insights from Teal and leave the rest. It's that simple.

Why people make it so difficult?

Because the deep programming people have, that if it doesn't fit [their program], its automatically dismissed, even if it contains vital information they may need. If it doesn't come from a old man with a guru-hat and a long grey beard with millions of followers, its not wise or valid.

Some of the most highly attuned beings I've met are nothing alike those projected upon the big screens, neither old and grey.

Lets all kill the messenger and their message because they don't "fit the description" and because their life may be somewhat troubling to us.

No one really knows the truth until we sit and live with them for some time.

Its all 'excuses' people use to invalidate facing the deeper truths one may represent.