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  2. Oh how wrong you are. I met countless yogis who had solid awakenings through isha yoga.
  3. When you choose to understand reality , all that you will discover is that the only understanding that can be understood absolutely is that you have the exact same sense of self-importance as that of a cockroach.
  4. Yeah, i guess those were different times.
  5. 48 laws of power and 33 strategies of war = self defense against evil people evil people exist and we need some kind of self defense against them. thats where robert greene's books comes in also if you are super retarded in social skills, 48lop and 33sow can save your ass for close relation , i would not use 48lop and 33sow. but i would be mindful of that , not to get fucked up .
  6. Right, but wanting to date a more established man doesn’t necessarily mean the relationship will be healthy or functional. Obviously, they’re two consenting adults so they’re free to make their own choices. The question is how likely it is to be functional and healthy in the long run. Take an established 35 year old man specifically seeking out 18 year old girls. Or even flip the genders. Do you really think that’s likely to produce a healthy relationship? Think Leo DiCaprio’s pattern of dating younger women, then dumping them for the next 18 year old once they reach 25. Many of those women may fit the description you’re giving, but that doesn’t negate the dysfunction caused by such a significant gap in maturity and power. I’m not saying these relationships can’t work. My point is simply that consent alone doesn’t make a relationship healthy, and such a large age and power imbalance makes a healthy dynamic less likely.
  7. my ratings of robert greene books 48 laws of power = 9/10 33 strategies of war = 9/10 art of seduction = 9/10 laws of human nature = 9/10 mastery = 4/10 50th law = 4/10
  8. On dating apps i filter for "spiritual", it must be written anywhere in there bio. Then i manually filter out religios people that mistakenly use the world spiritual. And swipe right on all remaining. Im now dating a Buddhist. Buddhism did not save her from herself and it definitely didnt make my job any easier. 😂
  9. How do i find them?
  10. 20 Online, 13,477 guests........... Are does real people? If so why dont they want to participate?
  11. It’s actually very good. Better than the channel 4 one. And gives a fuller picture. I recommend!
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  13. Shared values are attractive but too much similarity in dating is unexciting imo. I used to only date women who were into the same music as me. Part of the fun and intrigue in getting to know someone is discovering why they're into the things they love that you don't. I actually find it fairly spiritual understanding and then connecting with a partners interests that you wouldn't usually give the time of day. It's like connecting with more of yourself through a partner being a conduit towards that. Spirituality in dating is a different ballpark though ofc. I wouldn't date a new ager or a religious person. Obviously, that cuts out a huge chunk of potential partners. I have met very few genuinely spiritual women in the dating world, but that makes meeting them so much more interesting cause genuinely spiritual people are a rare breed regardless of gender.
  14. @Wilhelm44 it would be like the equivalent to the zen master randomly wacking you with a stick. You take the hits you awaken. Mohamad ali wasn't retarded his was fully awake.
  15. @Michal__ Apparently, even a twisted dude like him can have an experience of Samadhi.
  16. This is a good quote 💯
  17. 100% agree
  18. @Leo Gura I had two choices. J could be like you. Or I can bend like metal.. You and Valach will learn that you can't win by playing one side.
  19. Yes , nobody said that you have to understand the reality you are living in . You can survive just as fine without understanding anything. A cockroach doesn’t have to understand anything to survive . But you can choose to understand if that’s your thing .
  20. Suit yourself.
  21. If the word “God “ triggers you , replace it with “Reality “.
  22. I am not looking for a chick at all.
  23. Actually, Crowley hit some of the levels of Buddhist enlinghtenment. He's proof that character doesn't matter.

  24. Funny video thread

    Wilhelm44 replied to Raze's topic in Off-Topic: Pop-Culture, Entertainment, Fun

    https://www.instagram.com/reels/DfphoxIof7-/

  25. Journey to Nothing

    LastThursday replied to LastThursday's topic in Self-Actualization Journals

    I will trust the process @MuadDib as long as it's not Anima Integration slop! There's a thin line between observing and interacting with a construct and being the construct. Both are in my head in any case, what difference does it make if I apply the net externally or internally? At least internally the construct can be controlled (safely), played with, experimented with. And either consciously or subconsciously this will affect my external understanding and interaction - hopefully for the better. The last few weeks I've been waking up at around 2:30 am for no apparent reason and feeling quite emotional. My dreams from what I can remember are quite neutral and normal, so it's not that. It's a little annoying in that it wakes me up too much and I spend time thrashing about physically and mentally. Why I can't just do this in the daytime is beyond me. It could be that in my semi-state at that time of night my analytical mind doesn't have a good purchase and doesn't dampen down my more emotional mind. I have been probing and pushing myself more than usual the last month, I'm pretty sure it's a consequence of all that. It seems that I'm stuck between a rock and a hard place. I can swan about being carefree and not progress, or I can prod about hard and depress myself and progress. I don't like working on myself it is painful. I also don't like not working on myself because that is a different kind of pain. Forcing myself to be on here writing about myself constantly is its own form of torture. I see a lot more than I let on even here and there isn't much I miss. Being so observant (as I've always been) has its downsides. There's a kind of personal responsibility that comes into play. If I see something others don't is it my duty to report it or act on it? That is the problem with observing closely it changes your relationship with reality. Just observing passively so to speak has its own morality attached. If you observe a wrong being done or observe someone's suffering or observe that you could help someone but pretend that you didn't see it, how does that leave you? There's a potential suffering attached to not acting. Of course there isn't an imperative to act in any situation if it's beyond your means to understand or intervene, or intuition tells you not to. Whether that gets you off the hook or not is a different matter. I say all that because I'm very self-observant and only become more so with age. So that morality applies to me too. I observe but very often don't act, mostly because I don't have the means to intervene. Or I observe but there is this constant groping around in the dark hoping I'll find the light switch. I'm this odd mixture of being super analytical and pragmatic in thinking, but super intuitive and touchy-feely in action. The two things are very very often in contradiction and I can be paralysed into inaction - it severely grates on my nerves and makes me permanently unhappy. Sometimes I act on intuition and emotion without thinking and it's got me into trouble plenty - but it's always a learning experience even if it's rough. One often checks the other. If I could align the two things (properly) I would be unstoppable. But as it stands I'm impotent. There I said it. And the man I am doesn't like the look.
  26. @Leo Gura you're not 'gonna find a chick thar will ever equal you on this stuff. All you can hope for is if their anything close. But no excuse to be alone. A significant development with you would be to see you with a woman.
  27. Green too
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