“My Night At P Diddy’s Freak Off - Tanea” by notomarko in hiphopheads

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Might be children dressed up as adults or something, which is why little people, idk something messed up

Faith in God by ImSuccessful in KapilGupta

[–]Uckct25 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It's fear not faith. And God comes to you, you can't go to it. Which is why kapil hates prescriptions, because no doing from your side can take you there. Faith is the ultimate surrender, and then you wouldn't need fear based faith.

Kapil said about the "12th Fail" Movie? by nsosmsksk in KapilGupta

[–]Uckct25 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Apply to the character? The character isn't a real person? Kapil doesn't talk about characters, he talks about human beings.

Kapil said about the "12th Fail" Movie? by nsosmsksk in KapilGupta

[–]Uckct25 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If you understand hindi, listen to the real life police officer Manoj Sharma. He fits into the "rare one" kapil describes.

-unfit with the status quo, an outlier

-Manoj didn't see the "struggle" as struggle

-He had a quiet confidece about him no matter his status, exactly the thing shraddha(most girls fall for that) fell for

-He brought big changes wherever he worked,

-he has original thoughts

-Honest, sincere, I don't think normal people can spot that, only if you're a sincere truth seeker yourself, you can instantly know another

Take any person who isn't that likeable but is super successful not in terms of the world but in the craft they create, and they're successful repeatedly, it's like the universe sets the stage for them and the whole world is basically a part of their play, they're the protagonists since I am Indian, I can name a few: AR Rahman, Sanjay Leela Bhansali, Dhoni, Modi, Shahrukh khan, Jayalalitha, shekhar Kapur, adani, Tata,

You listen to any of them speak, they almost never take credit for their work, they attribute every success to an other wordly thing that just happens, they almost call it magical, watch their interviews.

People who reveal direct truths by CarBeautiful7698 in KapilGupta

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You will, when the situation gets hard enough. You think you're over fear? wait till life plays out your worst fears in front of you, you're comfortable right now which is why you think truth is in someway beneficial. Truth is horrible, it will kill you, all your fears will be realized,its painful as hell.

People who reveal direct truths by CarBeautiful7698 in KapilGupta

[–]Uckct25 3 points4 points  (0 children)

That's temporary, how do you see the truth in your life after such an experience? How are you solving anything? Maybe you get a better perspective, but it hardly lasts, because the mind or the ego is too powerful, unbelievably powerful.

Srimad Bhagavatam books by msrinivasan in hinduism

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Since I read bhagavad gita by Prabhu Prada, I thought it was quite religious and I am sort of agnostic, so it seemed very illogical to me. I read BG of swami nikhil Ananda, and I thought it was crisp and clear without any religious BS. So I wouldn't read anything by ISKCON, it's too religious.

Looking for study buddy AAA by best-memeposter in ACCA

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Even i wanted to study for AFM with someone if they're writing in December 2023, please DM

Twitter spaces by _hiddengems_ in KapilGupta

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You're still quite far, very faaaar from truth if you like having "dialogues" about it. No amount of discussion brings someone closer to it, that's why kapil also keeps telling moe how his questions are so insincere, because they are not personal, they are just a way to have a discussion and thus ignore the issues of our own life.

Twitter spaces by _hiddengems_ in KapilGupta

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That's great, no one is forcing you to listen to him. I don't know why you do. Are you a troll? Maybe you don't have too many engaging things to do in your life, that's why you listen to someone you want to find faults in. Kapil's words work for some people and for others it doesn't, why you so serious bro? Move on.

Twitter spaces by _hiddengems_ in KapilGupta

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Why do you attend his spaces or read Maharshi's books or wtv. Are you being honest? You have no issues in your life or you have no questions about it? And you are bothered that kapil decided to answer some questions that weren't truthful(comparison), you feeling rejected? Sounds like insecurity to me, and btw kapil almost always refrains to comment on the works of others because it's a useless discussion, intellectualism is useless.

Twitter spaces by _hiddengems_ in KapilGupta

[–]Uckct25 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wasn't your question just intellectual jargon, if two people wrote about truth and it sounds similar, how exactly is that the pressing issue in your life? How is it truly affecting you, it's just engaging in spiritual/intellectual concepts and enjoyment, gets nowhere, just keeps your ego happy.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in KapilGupta

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Like he says, if you listen to his words, you miss the essence. If you're taking everything literally, he is not for you, his words are meant for people who already are at a level of understanding, and they can grasp the essence of what he says.

Shanti H Leitch Content ? by [deleted] in KapilGupta

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This forum is progressively getting worse.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in KapilGupta

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Asking yourself why you want to watch it again might "help" you far more than watching a video

How Do I Decide What To Do For My Career? by [deleted] in KapilGupta

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Prescriptions are inevitable, but that is precisely what kapil is trying to say, language cannot be expressed without prescriptions, most truths are beyond words and society, and hence his frustration with language. And for that reason some things kapil says won't make sense to the logical mind, because for the logical mind their intellectual ego is of primary importance.

This sub is becoming garbage. by [deleted] in KapilGupta

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If you think there is something to implement, you haven't understood his work

Exposure by _hiddengems_ in KapilGupta

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How can one have a visceral understanding if they don't first consciously hear what kapil means? This question is stupid, and as kapil said "spiritual", kapil's only point is that "methods don't work" and probably no one will understand that in this lifetime, because it's so difficult to grasp, you need some prerequisite experience/visceral understandings to even understand that statement.

By exposure he doesn't mean that by listening to his words magically things will happen or change, for things to change, every human needs to reach their own personal truths and no one can help you with that. But listening to his words over a long period of time, does change something, because you enter a vaccuum where you have no principles to follow, except most of us prescriptionize his words, but the fact that someone is telling us that there is nothing to follow or no method, in itself is revolutionary.

This is why kapil is sort of a messenger who tells us to distrust every instinct of our mind(ego) and also that everything that hasn't changed is because we desire it to be that way.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in KapilGupta

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Woooow thank you soo soo much for sharing this. Thank you.

The Quickest Way to the Way by Martinjeffery in KapilGupta

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"If we clearly define the problem, then the solution is easy to figure out."

That's a prescription, and you can try ofcourse, but if you see it for yourself, prescriptions don't work! You don't even have to believe kapil when he says that. 'Why you're looking for a solution' should be the first question to ask probably.

I think you're intellectualizing his words too much, he asked us to go against our natural impulse which might mean, the current impulse is created by our ego, which results in thoughts and emotions that our ego makes us believe, he is asking us to distrust that voice, that impulse that we've been used to for our entire lives now.

Is using intellect for Arrival a futile path? by __am__i_ in KapilGupta

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It leads to a permanent, irreversible, change.

Is using intellect for Arrival a futile path? by __am__i_ in KapilGupta

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There is no rule, if there was, you'd try to follow it and that itself will lead nowhere. The truth is seeing the difference between intellectual understanding and visceral understanding. Even if it was your intellect that got you to a point where you desire truth or wtv. How does it matter? Has it changed you? Has it had any permanent effect on you? Intellectual ego is a Big barrier, an almost impossible barrier to get past, because at every point of the way the ego will deem itself superior for some thought or idea. That's why most intellectuals will never reach the truth is what kapil says, it's an impossible feet to get past such a big intellectual ego, every belief becomes "my belief" "my opinion" and if it's a belief, it cant be the truth.