A Rant Against Morality - Very Foundational

Morality - How your model of morality is actually limiting your psychological development and holding your back from True moral behavior.

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[faheemshehadeh]

Man, I'm so glad I was born at the right time and place and found someone that can give me all that knowledge only by clicking the play button

Thank you Leo

[pieter-ruannpieters]

one of the best things that happened in my life was accidentally watching one of his videos, it helped me set my life on a new path

[arletbode]

Does anybody else fear that Leo will run out of facial expressions to put in the thumbnail of videos?

[cassandra]

My entry into transcendent morality happened one day about twelve years ago when I was rude to a bank teller and felt a pain in my chest, like I was insulted or criticized. It was confusing but in some way I understood from that point on that hurting others hurts me as well in some way.

Since then this level of consciousness has increased to the point where I see myself in everything and everyone. It's not something that can be intellectually understood, it just happens over time.

Life becomes so much easier when one realises they are not alone and that being "alone" is not even possible.

[fundakindaday]

I got in a discussion with some people about racism. I tried to explain that in order to fight it, you really have to eliminate the concepts of "good" and "evil" and people are not ready to do this. I love your videos cause you have put into good words (language in itself is limited) things I have been talking about and thinking my whole life.

Good to know I am not crazy....or at least not alone.

[kapapapa]

THIS IS POWERFUL!
I enjoy this so much.
I have kind of know all of this inside. But now listening to it and having someone to actually put my intuition into words is powerful.
Thank you, Leo.

[vincentmusanti]

Toward the end of the video I think I got close to an enlightenment experience. I was thinking about why we partition certain situations and places as worse than others. Like why we believe prison is "bad". What about jail do we believe is bad? All there is is meaningless sight perceptions of prison. So what is bad? It is a belief that prison causes pain. Well why is pain bad? Who told us that pain is bad? Why do we not like pain on the same level as we enjoy an adrenaline rush? Due to the belief that prison is bad, we resist the feelings of pain. This resistance creates suffering. All problems in life are created by resistance because by definition, if you stopped resisting, reality is fine. Being and acceptance is left. And what entity is experiencing suffering? At that point I realized that it was an illusion the entire time. I can't pin point this entity because all I have is thought streams and feelings. Man it feels so close!

[ratoneJR]

Basically, it is what it is...without resignation. That is a goal, I may never achieve.

[daffertube]

Leo, this sort of deep, philosophical self-actualization work is leading me to feel very alone. How do I find others who are like me? (besides in the youtube comments.) I want to socialize with others who care about these concepts and have the patience to watch an hour long video.

[TheClownsAreThere]

Thanks so much Leo. I've been dealing with an extreme anxiety condition, ADHD, and so many other diagnoses. I've had to get medicine, and therapy, and so many years of stuff that didn't work. Now in a week of watching your videos and taking notes I've gotten farther than I have in the past 10 years. I see acceptance of reality and accepting everything as it is to be the key to integration and enlightenment. I just find this so inspiring, and so helpful. Thank you for doing this and helping so many people to live extraordinary lives.

[TheDiamondNet]

Great video! Recently I was talking about how to access the voice of wisdom. It is to merge completely with reality by accepting it as it is. When you just observe reality without needing it to be some other way, the distinction between yourself and that thing melt away. You can then access the wisdom you had previously disowned and repressed by identifying only as the small self. This is one of the reasons why meditation works. Life becomes more rich and your decisions are guided by that voice which is your higher self speaking which is always moving you in the most loving direction. No morality needed. Just empty the cup.

[jamb]

Amazing concepts Leo. I am literally having multiple paradigm shifts from watching your videos. They tick with me so much in conjunction with meditative techniques I have been implementing for the past year. Everything just makes perfect sense in this video. Some of your videos I cant grasp perhaps due to the gap in knowledge and self-actualisation but most of your stuff are just on point and tick so well.

You are truly by far the most in-depth channel on youtube. The difference between your content and other self help coaches content like burchard and tony robbins is like the difference between hearing a 1 minute description of Warren buffets investing strategy and actually reading his 700 page book on investing. Its night and day, the depth and richness of your content.

Your examples are gold and they put everything into prospective and makes your concepts so much easier to understand and grasp. Dude, keep up the good work and please never quit youtube or creating content. This stuff is important to humanity and will be recognised later. I cannot stand the amount of vague/shallow information out there from self-help coaches and entrepreneurs and your channel is the only one I follow for that matter. Keep up the good work.

[BackmanSimon]

“There is nothing either good or bad, but thinking makes it so.”

― William Shakespeare

For the 'transcended-moralist' nothing is ever a question of right or wrong, only a question of self definition, every thought, word and deed is a 'statement' of self definition. So the question is; "Who do I choose to be in this moment?" And there are only two options - fear or love. And because we're all one, there is a recognition that what I do to another I do to myself and what I don't do to another I do not do for myself. What naturally arises then is unconditional acceptance and love for everything and everyone. Morals become obsolete.

Very good episode and nicely articulated.

[shodack]

This morning I Googled "how to stop moralizing" and found your videos. I left an abusive marriage a year ago where my ex would rhapsodize for hours about how right he is and how wrong the rest of us are. I found myself doing something similar to my 9 year old daughter this week when a topic I feel anxiety about came up. I have a lot of fear for her growing up in this world, but I also recognize that my fear can create these situations that will push her toward what I am labeling as "bad." I have a lot of work to do, especially after 10 years of being told how bad I am, how wrong my thinking is. I'm glad someone is discussing this, even if it's difficult to accept.

[saraishaq]

I am a Clinical Psychology Student and I have watched and listened to a lot of your videos in my playlist and have found them pretty enlightening. The above video is incredible as I have felt a lot of things intuitively but never articulated such ideas due to their unpopularity among general public.

[chrissa]

Amazing. I just began to realise this a few days ago. Because I felt in this trap and suffered from it. About 1 year ago I made the decision to not engage in a typical 9 - 5 job, but instead starting to build businesses. Part of why I did this was because I had and have influences that are promoting it. It made me belief that I SHOULD start my own business. And that this is the BETTER way of going about my life. But what happened was, that I began to suffer from not exactly knowing what I should do and from procrastinating. I really hated myself for not taking action and for sliding of. But now I begin to realise, that there is no "should" in terms of making money. And even beyond that. Nobody really "should" reach for ultimate success. Instead I began to practise setting myself free from all expectations of how I should build my life. Not only am I much happier, but also I tap into a deep source of motivation and I know I will be able to discover my life's purpose more and more.

I start to get really excited about self development and life itself :)

[PIPEXMAN]

5 years ago this video would have make me explode in anger XD. Even now i feel conflicted . But i love this topics anyway, may be i'm masochist. Good work.

[imortalizer]

I used to listen a a lot to Buddhist talks and one that I remember was on morality and their view was that whatever hurts you and whatever hurts another was immoral and whatever helps you and whatever helps another is moral . I remember the monk saying you could reach enlightenment if you contemplated the depths of that statement .This video from Leo goes a step beyond. Great work Leo.

[tokitomuichiro]

Awesome, deep topics. Best quality research provided on Youtube.

[dogeeen]

One of the most profound statements on the nature of reality; and inevitably on the existence of all these horrible facets, which we somehow cannot stop from penetrating the world, was by Nisargadatta Maharaj, 'The heart of things is always in balance'. The moment you get the grasp of the truth of it, you are the Dao, the butterfly and you cannot help but surrender. Beautiful bit of ranting Leo.