Honestly, who here is actually God-Realized?

[Ramasta9]

The correct term is Self-realized. God is a downgrade / belief / addition / layer / shadow of Self, which comes first.

[Someone here]

By God-Realized you mean knowing oneself as God or Absolute Reality.  

The thing is..to reach there you have to dissolve the boundary between you and other . Between seer and seen. Between subject and object .Between God and you . I have had soooo many moments of nondual consciousness from listening to spiritual speakers and meditation in which those dualities dissolve and there is no one left to recognise himself as Absolute Reality. GOD doesn't know God because God is One. God just is. Again this happens when you do hours of meditation and merge with your field of experience recognising it's all ONE.

[Ninja_pig]

The funny thing is that one of the things you come to understand through awakening is that you knew you were God all along. You were just pretending you didn't know. It is impossible for God, and his self knowledge, to be incomplete in any way.

[Davino]

I do live from a state of seeing everything as consciousness and realising reality is a dream out of pure imagination, and all edges of existence boundless/infinite.

But God-Consciousness, that's very very rare. At the most I get a moment of God clarity a week.

[Meeksauce]

Me. I think Leo's videos have influenced and guided me a lot but when you really get it you truly know it. It feels like a 1,000 or 1,000,000 level of certainly at times. It's all a dream. And yes, God's dream.

[Joshe]

If you wake up and "remember" you're God-realized, that's just you waking up and loading GodRealization.exe into working memory and allowing it to run the cognitive and emotional processes you've built into the runtime.

If you were "God-realized", you'd wake up as God-realized and not have to remember it because it would just be how you exist. 

So it seems to me God-realization.exe is like an anchor point or a package of all prior experience, interpretations, and conclusions of the deepest felt realizations around reality - and it arrives as a gestalt that feels like certainty because you remember what you saw and how it made you feel and how certain of it you previously were.

The honest way: "I wake up every morning and remember that I believe I am God, and that belief feels coherent".

But that's not very impressive, is it? 

The innerworkings of the mind are subtle, but they're there, and you can see them if you try.