Actualized.org wasn't enough to fix my life. A critique of actualized.org.

[PolyPeter]

On 1/25/2026 at 0:33 PM, Majed said:

What do you think ? 

Hey, I'm not Leo, but if you are gonna create a post, and not reply to any of the answers, and then just throw a "What do you think?" tagging Leo, what was the purpose of the public post to begin with? are you asking for help? or what?

[Leo Gura]

On 1/25/2026 at 7:33 AM, Majed said:

@Leo Gura What do you think ? 

I can't teach you everything. I have to specialize in what I'm best at.

As I have said many times before, you need to be learning from multiple sources, not just myself. I have said this from day one.

No one man can teach you everything you need to ace life. You need to take more responsiblity over your learning process. No teacher is not a guarantee of anything. It is your responsibilty to sort out which teachings are applicable to you and which are not. I cannot do that for you because I don't even know you.

I've also warned that my teachings are very advanced. Which means they are not suitable for everyone. You should supplement my teachings with more basic newbie self-help content. I don't cover all those basic topics because I focus on the most serious existential topics that few others comprehend.

I have never even implied that you should mix psychedelics with anti-depressants and anti-psychotics. That is a crazy thing to do. I don't know why you would place that on me. Well, actually, I know exactly why. You want someone to blame for lack of success. I get it, but you cannot become successful that way.

You cannot blame teachers when you don't get results. Teachers never promise you results because results require insane effort and intelligence from you. There is guaranteed formula for success. You have to actually create the result.

Edited 13 hours ago by Leo Gura

[VioleGrace]

25 minutes ago, Leo Gura said:

As I have said many times before, you need to be learning from multiple sources, not just myself.

It would be helpful you recommend some sources, cause when people consume your content 

Mostly all of the others will seem like marketing bullshit, 

Especially self help and business content 

Edited 13 hours ago by VioleGrace

[Leo Gura]

8 minutes ago, VioleGrace said:

It would be helpful you recommend some sources

That's what my blog and book list does.

[Peo]

MDMA is not classified as psychedelics. Psychdelics safer then MDMA physically at least, maybe not so much mentally depending on dose.

[Joseph Maynor]

Actually, the early actualized videos are some of the best self-help videos on YouTube.  I don't see self-help as being opposed to spiritual enlightenment work.  It depends on what is being created as Creation.

[d0ornokey]

@VioleGrace

Networking with people who have what you want can be really helpful

Also figure out your goal (like relationships, $$ etc.) And spend a few hours researching the area 

Watch right until you understand the area (maybe 10-20h worth) and then start taking action on it 

And combine that w a course that is both very credible and results oriented. Bc results that is what matters most 

Remember the goal is NOT the content. It is the results that you want. The content simply is a vehicle 

Edited 8 hours ago by d0ornokey

[TheEnigma]

6 hours ago, Leo Gura said:

I can't teach you everything. I have to specialize in what I'm best at.

As I have said many times before, you need to be learning from multiple sources, not just myself. I have said this from day one.

No one man can teach you everything you need to ace life. You need to take more responsiblity over your learning process. No teacher is not a guarantee of anything. It is your responsibilty to sort out which teachings are applicable to you and which are not. I cannot do that for you because I don't even know you.

I've also warned that my teachings are very advanced. Which means they are not suitable for everyone. You should supplement my teachings with more basic newbie self-help content. I don't cover all those basic topics because I focus on the most serious existential topics that few others comprehend.

I have never even implied that you should mix psychedelics with anti-depressants and anti-psychotics. That is a crazy thing to do. I don't know why you would place that on me. Well, actually, I know exactly why. You want someone to blame for lack of success. I get it, but you cannot become successful that way.

You cannot blame teachers when you don't get results. Teachers never promise you results because results require insane effort and intelligence from you. There is guaranteed formula for success. You have to actually create the result.

What if an individual puts in insane effort but they simply just don't have enough intelligence or energy?

[Leo Gura]

2 hours ago, TheEnigma said:

What if an individual puts in insane effort but they simply just don't have enough intelligence or energy?

Life owes you nothing. Yes, you can fail for any number of reasons beyond your control.

[Majed]

@Leo Gura Yes i get it, thanks for the clarifications. And don't get me wrong, your work is tremendously beneficial and life transforming. I was just pointing out some traps and lack of completeness in it. But i guess it was never meant to be that way anyways, because life is infinite. And so one should take responsibility for his own success. 

[thierry]

@Majed

You are still young, and I think it’s a good thing that you had these realizations before you seriously hurt yourself. There is the truth, and there is also the truth of your own life, which is specific to you  and no one knows your life better than you do.

No one can know what is true in your life. Apparently, what is true in your life is that using psychedelics for personal growth is not necessarily good for you, given all your background and all, Leo’s work on exploring psychedelics goes down the toilet for your life. The positive side is that it greatly simplifies things. That doesn’t mean that Leo’s work on psychedelics has no value(eventhough I certainly agree we could criticize the lack of warnings especially before « the top danger of psychedelics » video was out), nor that you’re wrong for not being able to integrate all of Leo’s work into your own life.

There are a thousand things to do in life besides exploring with psychedelics.

I suppose the lesson to take from this is the following: be responsible for your life. be truly, completely responsible for your life.

It’s your life and no one else’s no one is closer to your life than you yourself.

 

 

 

[Wilhelm44]

If all our 'failures' lead to a genuine awakening, then it was all worth it.