Leo's DemystifySci Podcast Appearance

[bazera]

10 minutes ago, Yimpa said:

 

This reminded me of this clip, lol

 

[Yimpa]

On 12/5/2025 at 6:55 PM, Yimpa said:

 

 

[Elijah Gura]

@Leo Gura Insights from all my contemplation so far:

1. All words are interchangeable meaningless labels
2. There is something (or nothing), and I don't know what it is; labeling it with words is putting it in a box
3. The only way to comprehend/understand this something/nothing is with consciousness, not language

This aligns with what I have heard in the past many times from you and other mystics.

But in your conversation you mentioned "infinity", "field", "point", "singularity", and then you said, "I mean these things more technically than scientists do". And you also said that reality is perfectly logical. 

So when you are applying these labels like "infinity", "field", "point", "singularity", etc., are you at the same time aware that this is "maya", and that you are simply using language to explain your worldview because that's the format of your interaction with DemystifySci? Or not? 

[Leo Gura]

9 hours ago, Elijah Gura said:

 

1. All words are interchangeable meaningless labels

That is not true.

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1. The only way to comprehend/understand this something/nothing is with consciousness, not language

That is not true.

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Be more careful and nuanced in your thinking.

Edited Saturday at 03:13 PM by Leo Gura

[Sandroew]

I only saw the first episode. I dont think the format is very productive, but productivity maxxing does not always have to be the main priority. It was good to hear Leo talking to people instead of monologuing for once.

Also i like the hosts. They are open minden and they pushed back where they had to. Good work.

[lostingenosmaze]

@Leo Gura I was taken aback when you answered not having any traumas in life, am I the only Leo fanboy that remembers him literally admitting he got molested as a kid? You didn't recall that? Well, I guess if you probably processed that trauma very well if you didn't even remember that when the question came up. Or did you not suffer any trauma at all from the experience?

[Leo Gura]

12 minutes ago, lostingenosmaze said:

@Leo Gura I was taken aback when you answered not having any traumas in life, am I the only Leo fanboy that remembers him literally admitting he got molested as a kid? You didn't recall that? Well, I guess if you probably processed that trauma very well if you didn't even remember that when the question came up. Or did you not suffer any trauma at all from the experience?

It wasn't a traumatic thing.

Edited 2 hours ago by Leo Gura

[Miguel1]

42 minutes ago, Leo Gura said:

It wasn't a traumatic thing.

Wait a second.

- Molested as a kid.

- Not traumatic experience.

Something doesn’t add up here in my understanding.

[Leo Gura]

4 minutes ago, Miguel1 said:

Molested as a kid

It wasn't really like that.

You have to be careful about you imagine. If you imagine something heinous then it doesn't make sense.

Edited 2 hours ago by Leo Gura

[Joseph Maynor]

1 hour ago, Leo Gura said:

It wasn't a traumatic thing.

This one makes me wonder a little.  I don't want to emphasize something uncomfortable either.

[Leo Gura]

I am not going to go into details since it is private.

Best not to speculate or assume too much about it.

If you are worried about whether I have trauma, I don't. All my personal history is resolved and irrelevant now.

[Joseph Maynor]

I feel like when we experience trauma, that can affect how we interpret reality.  All of us have this to some degree.

[r0ckyreed]

There is a difference between Big T Trauma and little t trauma. Everyone has little t trauma but not everyone has T Trauma. Little trauma is like heartbreak, a rude comment someone made to you that hurt you, close calls, being made fun of, etc. Big T Trauma is life threatening or close encounters with death or violence such as a car wreck, sexual assault, being robbed, etc. It is not really the events that matter but really your reaction when you look back at the close encounters or small encounters. If they still hold weight on you today, it is T/t/rauma.

A good example for me was being berated for calling someone by the wrong pronouns. Everytime I approach that person, I approached with caution and anxiety. This is trauma and is different than Trauma.

[Someone here]

 After you awaken deepley..All parts of you will improve. It's amazing 
how it works. You stop seeing evil. First you stop seeing evil in yourself, you sort of forgive yourself for all of your mistakes. It's like being born again and then you can forgive 
everybody else, totally, completely. You become free, unlearn everything and you feel your 
omnipresence. You realize you are not yourself as a person, you are the Self as the universe.

Okay I was tempted to post this comment as my own writing but this is a quote by Robert Adams. 

Love you Leo. I understand exactly what you're saying. 

I actually I'm not lying I find it hilarious to even judge anyone anymore . Im not lying or trynna come off as christ or Smth but that's where I'm at my journey and there is no going back to judging others even if they want to kill me.

Obviously my body will resist a serial killer's trying to kill me but what I mean is anyone who's actually had insight into how self works and how consciousness works in individuals or how karma works or how free will works or how unconditional love works is just gonna know that judging people even if they double anal bang you is just absurdity. 

Edited 9 minutes ago by Someone here

[Joseph Maynor]

11 minutes ago, r0ckyreed said:

There is a difference between Big T Trauma and little t trauma. Everyone has little t trauma but not everyone has T Trauma. Little trauma is like heartbreak, a rude comment someone made to you that hurt you, close calls, being made fun of, etc. Big T Trauma is life threatening or close encounters with death or violence such as a car wreck, sexual assault, being robbed, etc. It is not really the events that matter but really your reaction when you look back at the close encounters or small encounters. If they still hold weight on you today, it is T/t/rauma.

A good example for me was being berated for calling someone by the wrong pronouns. Everytime I approach that person, I approached with caution and anxiety. This is trauma and is different than Trauma.

Then you have to ask what kind of coping mechanisms result from trauma even if it's not immediately seen as severe.  I'm not trying to place myself outside of this to be fair to my experience too.  You might try to minimize or ignore the severity of your trauma for example.  You might try to recontextualize reality to cope after severe trauma.

[Joshe]

Experience converts to trauma through the nervous system and narration/thought. If you experienced what would typically be thought of as traumatic as a child but your nervous system didn't experience it as traumatic, then not as much trauma occurs - but you can grow up and use story to convert the experience into trauma, and you can amplify it to such a degree you need a therapist.

Edited 9 minutes ago by Joshe

[Someone here]

Another thing is this can't be understood from the relative perspective. No psychology can explain how this can be . And I'm speaking of myself here not Leo. He didn't male it clear as day as to whether he was molested or not .I certainly didn't. But I was shat upon (metaphorically) when I was a kid .because I had very weak physique couldn't fight with bullies. I'm now improved physically because I understand the game of life is played at the relative level .but at the relative level is exactly that..just games . The Absolute just sits there doing nothing .

Edited 1 minute ago by Someone here