How is Love Intelligence??

[LordFall]

On 8/20/2026 at 4:54 AM, Stick said:

Leo implies that the more loving you are the more intelligent you become.
But dogs are very loving but not that intelligent.
How does that work??

Intelligence is the ability to problem solve. 

How many problems do you see the average dog having?

They are most popular than most humans.

Often times dog owners love their dogs more than they love other humans.

Most human females think more highly of dogs than human males. Literally conquering us. 

The average dog has a better life than the average human.

Dog is a very advanced life form using love to conquer mankind.

Don't only rely on IQ and intellect to assess if someone is intelligent, most high IQ people have terrible lives and can't solve their problems due to neuroticism and overthinking and lack of emotional understanding.

Dog almost never sad always happy, superior levels of emotional mastery than human.

Average dog better at content creation than average human. Try it start a Youtube account and post shorts of cute dogs and random humans dog wins each time. Even if you take the average channel on youtube that features humans doing anything vs dog and cat video 100% the pets win get more views on average. 

Dog winning. Overpowered species. Nerf when? 

 

Edited Saturday at 10:51 PM by LordFall

[Stick]

On 8/23/2026 at 3:20 AM, Sugarcoat said:

Youre 18 and already doing meditation retreats, youre doing good dw😂😎

I first went into a week long meditation retreat when I was 8 with my family into a place called osho dhara in Chitwan Nepal (I just spent the day wondering around the place not meditating lol).
Then I went into a day long retreat alone when I was 14.
Then I went into a week long retreat with my family at Manokranti Pokhara again at 15.
Then senior high school started and I had to study a shit ton of shit.
Then Now Im 18 and prolly gonna go to Manokranti within 2.5 months.
I  started watching actualized.org since I was 13.


After all this stuff my life is still full of stress and pain. I did have brief moments of Tranquility and Bliss In these past 5 years that I took spirituality more seriously.
But I always come back to the same problem; my mind. I have noticed that after 1 problem is concluded my brain searches for another one and honestly its so fucking frustrating. 

[Stick]

10 hours ago, Stick said:

I first went into a week long meditation retreat when I was 8 with my family into a place called osho dhara in Chitwan Nepal (I just spent the day wondering around the place not meditating lol).
Then I went into a day long retreat alone when I was 14.
Then I went into a week long retreat with my family at Manokranti Pokhara again at 15.
Then senior high school started and I had to study a shit ton of shit.
Then Now Im 18 and prolly gonna go to Manokranti within 2.5 months.
I  started watching actualized.org since I was 13.


After all this stuff my life is still full of stress and pain. I did have brief moments of Tranquility and Bliss In these past 5 years that I took spirituality more seriously.
But I always come back to the same problem; my mind. I have noticed that after 1 problem is concluded my brain searches for another one and honestly its so fucking frustrating. 

@Leo Gura please give me some tips.

[Leo Gura]

3 hours ago, Stick said:

@Leo Gura please give me some tips.

For meditation to make any serious difference, it has to be done very hardcore, full-time.

Kriya yoga is more effective, so you might wanna try that instead. Kriya yoga is designed for house-holders, not monks.