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  2. The authority backing the laws is the people. That's how it works in a democracy.
  3. @Leo Gura Leo could you explain why rape is wrong ? I don't know i mean women love sex, and sometimes things are ambiguous, like she might not give you clear consent, but from her vibe you can tell she wants more. How do you know even if it is considered rape in that case ? Plus part of being a fuckboy is to believe that you're attractive to all women basically, given that premise, you can in rare cases force yourself on a woman, when you had the assumption that she's attracted to you. Plus women are emotional creatures they can tell you no, and not mean it, same way they can tell you yes, but not be super attracted to you, just because you've been together for some time, and you're used to doing stuff together so it becomes automatic. Like the question of rape is much more complex than it seems. It isn't obvious at all.
  4. Full enligthenment purges all emotion, all emotional triggers extremely fast. But it is very painful, very very physical and you can only get it if you have the blessing of both of your parents.
  5. This is imagination. Right? You are imagining what an enlightened being should be. Hehe. It's easy to.get you.
  6. Now look at the first link I've sent. Putin's special envoy Kirill Dmitriev and Pete Hegseth. I told you guys to take Q more seriously before. Maybe just maybe you should take it more seriously with all these signals.
  7. They follow the same guidelines and group-think.
  8. Interesting, yeah I think it's the max security prisons which might be more hectic. Orange is the New Black, isn't that about a women's prison though ?
  9. If you want to coin your own term with your own definition ("emotional triggers"), you can do that. But they can experience emotions, it's just an appearance like any other. Although the level of control is immense compared to a normal joe. The enlightened mind is like a perfect flow, a perfectly transparent screen. Energy passes effortlessly through it like an unimpeded beam of light.
  10. The Buddhist got no self right. And that's enlightenment. I don't care what yall say
  11. The appelate court has the authority to adjust the sentence if it doesn't follow the guidelines or is unreasonable.
  12. So far, yes. But if he is sentenced to 10 years, then I say it is unfair. A judge does not unilaterally decide what fair is.
  13. Look, Buddhism is not wrong per se. It is in the right direction. They have plenty of valid insights.
  14. It should be obvious from studying life that this is the case. Working with intellectually disabled people has given me a profound insight into this exact things
  15. I have seen this as well. Ive even heard some say consciousness as absolute. There are definitely degrees to the delusion of Buddhism.
  16. @Leo Gura do you think Buddhists who talk about the Absolute are closer to realizing God or are they equally deluded. I've followed Buddhist teachers who say the thing looking out through my eyes is the same as the thing looking out through your eyes. I've even listened to one who talks about the absolute as love .
  17. The teachings of the Buddha are actually very simple.
  18. Jesus. I had to check if this was real. It's real. Underneath all that black space, they added: "And by Q we mean Quantum. Stay tuned " On June 22–26, 2026, official administration accounts published several QAnon-related references: The White House announced it would be “Q posting,” with the quantum explanation hidden far below the opening sentence. The White House subsequently published an image deliberately styled like an original QAnon post. A Defense Department account used the phrase “Where We Go One, We Go Quantum,” adapting QAnon's signature slogan. Other administration posts used recognizable QAnon language, including “Trust the plan.” This was documented by journalist Will Sommer in The Bulwark on June 25. So yeah, this is deliberate Qanon signaling.
  19. The judge (who also saw all the evidence and testimony) will decide based on sentencing guidelines. In addition to this, a judge ruled that the evidence was sufficient BEFORE the trial even began. And in addition, the defense lawyers are sure to appeal and an appelate court will examine the evidence and rule whether the conviction is upheld or overturned. Russell Brand has been treated fairly and justly.
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  21. Ive been there, Conciousness is Absolute but that doesn't mean Conciousness can't deepen its understanding of itself to radically higher degrees. You can awaken from the dream but still realize God at deeper and more total levels. This doesn't contradict the totality, it deepens it.
  22. What is the test if someone is enlightened or not?
  23. Ofc and a huge part of that world view isnt giving credence to psychedelics. So to just sit them down and have them take a psychedelic is a challenge in of itself.

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    integration journey replied to integration journey's topic in Self-Actualization Journals

    https://thomas-oppong.medium.com/your-entire-life-changes-when-you-realise-fighting-reality-doesnt-work-c5e9d5e007fe Having a subscription to medium is so awesome. You get high quality articles like this all the time.
  25. Its bullshit. When you wake up from the dream it is total.
  26. It may not be that simple or easy. Buddhists have built up a deep worldview and paradigm of things are, and deconstructing it takes serious work. A few trips may not be enough. Buddhism can be a very powerful illusion. It can feel very real, especially after years of hardcore practice.
  27. I know people who have and I've asked them what it's like. I have a cousin who has spent years in 4 different prisons all up and down the US east coast. Inmates are basically free to leave their cells as they please unless there's a lockdown, which is not the norm in most prisons. Also, violent attacks are nowhere near as common as people think. You can go weeks without seeing a fight, and when they happen, those inmates are sent to solitary confinement and things go on as usual. Also, people aren't getting raped as is portrayed, and gang affiliation isn't as common as portrayed either. The common prison isn't filled with violent gang factions. Sure, they're in there, but it's not like how is portrayed and most people are trying to avoid conflict and trying to survive and do their time to get out. My cousin is the type of guy who looks for fights. The worst prison he was sent to was when he tried to take on 3 cops, somewhere around Miami. He didn't get in a single fight in all his time in prison, which is probably around 15 years in total. Go figure. Since he didn't have alcohol to enrage him, he didn't want to fight. In many prisons, if you mind your own business and don't go looking for trouble, it's possible to serve your time without getting into a fight. I suggest you guys watch Orange is the New Black to get a more realistic sense of what prison is like. The writing is based on real life conditions, not some documentary whose success depends on shock factor. Of course there are minimum, medium, and maximum-security prisons and conditions differ between them. I just looked up what the conditions of Brand's prison (Wandsworth) would be like in southwest London, and they seem harsher than typical US prisons. According to reports, they're locked up in the cells most of the day with their cell mates. Also, that prison has a big drug problem, which I'm sure Brand will partake in, lol.
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