If All Is Love, What About Evil? Leo Gura, DemystifySci #404

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  @DemystifySci_Podcast · 7 months ago · pinned

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  @ActualizedOrg · 7 months ago (edited)

  Thanks y&apos;all for the kind comments. Much enjoyed and hope to see you again.<br>In the meantime, keep dreaming.

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  @mjones410 · 7 months ago

  Leo&apos;s completely free Spiral Dynamics course is the bomb :)

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  @jonlaurin · 7 months ago

  I wish he did more interviews like this. His episodes are profound and all, but hearing him bounce these insights off others is pure gold. I always want him to go deeper, explain more of what he means. I’ve been doing this work for 15 years and I feel like I’m so close yet so far away. Every time he begins to explain love or infinity I completely understand what he’s saying, but I want more. Thanks for having him on I was really hoping for a part 3.

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  @HipHopMovieNews · 6 months ago

  This is so weird seeing Leo outside of that black background lol.

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  @ryanintheory · 7 months ago

  The first time I saw Leo’s work some years ago, I was entirely dismissive and thought he was an insane ego-driven fool. Then I went on my own journey. Now I’m a huge fan.

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  @ismaelmarksteiner · 7 months ago

  “The greatest Love seems indifferent.”<br>~ Lao Tzu ☯️

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  @adityaitagi · 6 months ago

  I could sense Leo&apos;s frustration but he managed it quite beautifully. It is really hard to explain the gravitas of what Leo actually means. Layers on layers and semantic differences really make it challenging. After a couple of years of trying to understand what he is actually saying, I&apos;m so happy that I get what he is pointing towards and why what he is talking about can only be pointed towards, how only experientially one can understand the gravitas of Infinity. Great sequel nonetheless. Really eager to talk to Leo about certain aspects of it. Hopefully I can make it happen! Lots of Love ♥

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  @brandoncollings7611 · 6 months ago

  I have been a follower of Leo&apos;s work for some time now, but havent mentally participated like I used to - so it was a nice surprise to see him again. He&apos;s been a tremendous influence on and vessel of consciousness in my life. I aspire to return to the levels he once guided me to but it really does take an insatiable internal curiorsity to get where he is. Awakening for me rose out of instability and so it was easy because it wasn&apos;t like I was deconstructing a pretty picture I had grown fond it, but it turned my life in a direction words will never be able to describe. He guided me to God &nbsp;but in such a way where the work was also and most importantly my own. Once the sun running days of that passed and truth became not my highest value, I was and still am left with the much of internal instability I started with. I am undiscipilined and have earthy desires, so I am caught back in the duality where most of us reside. My journey isnt over yet it seems, much my to my ego&apos;s displeasure, but there will come a time where I can feel more complete again, I know it. I cringed a bit when he said some of the shit stuff, because, well, humans have a social code and you could see and feel the reaction the hosts had to this. It was a brutal but I guess honest vibe check of the reality of awakening and it unfortunately it makes him seem a bit insane. Which he totally is, as is anyone who glances with Infinity, he just has the balls to wear it while others might hide it. It takes comendous courage to speak as honestly as he did and he fears not the judgement of other people, which is something that I think most of us could not as say as fully and as truly as he would be able to. Esepcially when youre trying to convince people that well you have some level of insight to share. But I just wanted to chime in and let anyone who cares to read this that this guy is the real deal. I owe an unbelievable amount to the intellectual work he has done, which is best viewed not in this brief brief format. I feel it now more being in day to day survival consciousness than say two years ago, but this podcast glanced through deconstructions and revelations at blistering pace, compared to the levels of depth he slowly builds on his YouTube channel. Not to sound like a paid ad, but it requires a depth of interest and time to digest. You can&apos;t just pick it up in a conversation. If the hosts are seriously interested in his perspective, I&apos;d recommend watching some. I remember the very first video that kicked it all off... it was What Is God? A No Bull-shit explanation for Smart People. That is a very good place to start if you are interested. He genuinely speaks the truth, every word, even if you don&apos;t know it yet, and everyone is capable of realising their true nature. And as a side note, the ball knowledge he dropped in either this episode or the last, that &quot;disctintion is made of out indistinction&quot; was complete brilliance. It hadn&apos;t even occurred to me yet and I struggle to see how anyone not at least a year or two deep into this work would even begin to understand what the hell he is talking about, but that one line completely blew my mind, instantly made sense like a peice of the puzzle I had yet to even realise there was a question to, let alone an answer. But the fact he just so casually drops it like its nothing reminded me of why hes the GOAT YouTube Enlightener. He is the real deal. Light and Love to everyone. I struggle too in these dark times.

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  @Raiwys · 7 months ago

  Great two episodes - we need more of these. While Leo is skipping few steps on how physics works within his worldview, he definitely understands what comes after.

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  @AlinSabo · 6 months ago (edited)

  Thank you guys for inviting Leo(Or if he self invited, &nbsp;thank you for allowing him to be on the show) i&apos;ve been one of his subscribers for many years. And I&apos;m so happy to see a deep conversation &nbsp;That we can all learn from. Congrats with the podcast

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  @TheFinder39 · 6 months ago (edited)

  Both parts of this conversatiom are beautiful, shout out to demystify for giving Leo the platform. I have to give credit to the hosts, coming in hot on advanced non-dualism they were incredibly open minded and seemed very competent in understanding the concept and most of the implications.<br>The resistance from Anastasia on many points is understandable because, the illusory nature of reality makes it sounds like nothing matters and the lack meaningful distinction makes it sound like nazis are on the same plane as saints. From the absolute perspective they are but, there is the beauty. Everything is set up so you can choose and assign value. God gives you a completely empty vessel and you pour yourself into it. That is all that our lifes are, assigned meaning. Morality on a metaphysical scale is going to have different implications than a human morality based in society, there is no way around that. Being able to see that means you can access higher truth without abandoning your values until you realize what the highest values are. <br>If you guys want some truly masterful work on non-dualism and awakening, I would read the Zen teachings of instantaneous awakening by the great chan master Hui Hai

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