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This is the actual world situation of the world. I gave up trying to seek understanding about my sensible life parts, because people will just project shit or create drama. Or gaslight you, that is quite common in dating.
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This is probably one of the most passionate vocal performances that exists and I think everybody could appreciate it:
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You guys young chaps? Surprised health isnt no.1 Nothing matters without it.
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@Ramanujan these stories are part of the red Pill narrative. You need to explore alternative explanations. If you start that way, what sort of precedent are you setting? You want to start transactional and then change the terms half way through? It won't fly.
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No, that is not my claim. My claim is simply that your entire self will freak out at radical aspects of Consciousness. It is not just ego. If we chop your foot off with an axe, it is not only the ego that is reacting there. The self doesn't entirely disappear in a psychedelic trip. Many aspects of it remain or morph.
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This was based on a book of naturopathy authored by gandhi, and you can find books on naturopathy yourself with natural and inexpensive healing methods. For example, decades back I once had a boil on the back of my neck. The allopathy doctor I checked out with prescribed around 300 rupees of antibiotics which I did not buy then as I found it too expensive for a minor issue. Later at home, I remembered a natural healing method I read in a book and practiced in an another country, and just applied salt water on the boil. It broke and never caused any issues to me again. So I felt happy I saved 300 bucks back then. I similarly know of people who successfully recovered from major ailments using cheap alternative medical treatments, after getting a poor prognosis from modern allopathic doctors of being incurable.
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Nercohype replied to trenton's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
This is what I found most convincing. He’s a Native American guy, really cool and friendly. He talks a lot about Native American spirituality, and I find their perspectives on supernatural phenomena very interesting. Personally, I once saw a blue ball of light fly out of an apartment building and disappear into a dark forest. It could have been ball lightning, but I honestly don’t know.🤔😁 -
oOo replied to trenton's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Thomas Campbell (above) is an interesting dude. I was expecting a lot more from his Theory of Everything however, for me it brought doubt on his ability to provide genuine high level judgements concerning. It doesn't mean he hasn't had genuine experiences or that he can't provide accurate accounts on psi, it is that on his supposedly most advanced theoretical work he falls well short of actually offering what is advertised. This deserves a closer look in light of how much he self-advertises his theory of everything. Otherwise, I think when we're children we're more sensitive to phenomenological experience of these realities. The natural ever-present psi isn't masked by decades of brainwashing, dismissal, obfuscation and attempts to discredit. People underestimate the level of counter ops against the reality of psi and the impacts this has on people's accurate discernment concerning, and that's regardless as to what camp you're in. From a young age we're simply told to ignore the unspoken and more energetic in this sense, when the unspoken is where most of reality lives. Phenomenology never even becomes a subject until we're adults even though its more important to explore from a young age than most other subjects. And that's if we're lucky, most of us have to become "established adults" before we even broach the subject, which is even worse. "Established" refers to a level of indoctrination high enough that someone is sophisticated on all the ways in which they've been manipulated enough that they retract from their external experience to examine its alignment with the reality of their inner experience. The fact that most of us have to wait this long before we even develop an inner vocabulary on our introspective world that extends beyond the shallow all encompassing cultural frame of 'emotional intelligence' is utterly repugnant. -
Salvijus replied to Shakazulu's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
You don't need to prove or attain your worth, but you do need to discover and realize your worth. And that is a infinite process without end. The more you rise your conciousness the more you will discover just how infinite your worthiness is. Desire for truth is not an egoic ambition. It's the natural inclination of your spirit to desire for more of God. To become one with everything. And your soul won't be at rest until you experience that. As long as life continues, spirituality continues because they're driven by the same heartbeat. Life is spirituality. Life is endless growth. - Today
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Do you have any other helpful Gandhi advice?
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Salvijus replied to trenton's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
It doesn't get more supernatural than this. -
You're assuming you have many options to choose from. In reality you only have one option: to only allow the flow of God's love to run through you or not. And since only God can know how to make all things work, the answer to your question becomes very simple.
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@Natasha Tori Maru Group think. They live in an echo chamber of perpetual lies.
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Natasha Tori Maru replied to LordFall's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
@cetus sometimes I cannot comprehend people with these sorts of views exist... Then they appear on the forum 💀 -
I stopped in on Newsmax2 yesterday, just for a moment to see what those right-wing knuckle heads were up to. And they were showing a clip of AOC speaking up against the rape of a female student at Cornell University. Then after the clip ended the news anchor said "what absolute lies this is". And he had a guest that spoke saying how the student who was raped was known to dress provocatively and drink and do drugs. And it was her who enticed the otherwise innocent male students into devious sexual behavior.
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Natasha Tori Maru replied to Leo Gura's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
Oh my god. UFO cover-up analyst? Is this some sort of attempted rebranding? Eric Weinstein is a clown. How is he getting platformed? UFO analyst... Someone kick him into a cement mixer 🤢🤮 -
https://x.com/yairlapid/status/2109634977197342760?s=20
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After 9 Years of Personal Development, I’m Questioning the Entire Foundation of My Pursuit I started personal development and spirituality in 2017, and holy shit, I feel like I’ve reached a point I never anticipated. For almost nine years, I’ve been studying consciousness, spirituality, self-actualization, ego development, Spiral Dynamics, meditation, and various teachings about the nature of reality. I’ve invested thousands of hours into becoming a better version of myself, expanding my consciousness, understanding reality, and pursuing my highest potential. But recently, I’ve started recognizing something uncomfortable about my motivations. I think I was using personal development and spirituality to justify my self-worth. Somewhere along the journey, I developed the belief that becoming more conscious, spiritually developed, successful, knowledgeable, or extraordinary would finally make me somebody. It wasn’t necessarily a conscious belief. Intellectually, I understood concepts like unconditional self-love, nonattachment, and the illusion of the ego. But emotionally, I think there was still an underlying assumption: “I’ll finally be okay when I become the person I’m supposed to become.” The more I examine my ambitions, the more I recognize how much of my identity was built around becoming somebody exceptional. And now I’m confronting something strangely liberating: I’m just an everyday human being. And maybe that’s enough. My spiritual development doesn’t make me inherently more worthy than anyone else. My understanding of consciousness doesn’t make my existence more important. My ambitions, achievements, and potential don’t determine whether I deserve love, happiness, or peace. I’m beginning to realize that personal development can become another sophisticated way for the ego to seek validation. Instead of seeking worth through money, status, or external approval, I was potentially seeking it through consciousness, spiritual advancement, and becoming an extraordinary person. Different pursuits, but perhaps the same underlying psychological mechanism. What’s interesting is that I still value spirituality, wisdom, personal development, and pursuing ambitious goals. But I’m beginning to question whether I need any of those things to feel fundamentally okay with myself. What happens to personal development when you no longer need it to prove your worth? What happens to ambition when becoming extraordinary is no longer a psychological necessity? And what happens to spirituality when you stop using spiritual attainment as an identity? I don’t have all the answers yet. Part of me feels liberated. Another part feels disoriented because I’ve spent nearly a decade organizing my life around becoming someone. I’m curious whether anyone else has experienced this shift, particularly after many years of serious spiritual practice and personal development.
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Nercohype replied to AerisVahnEphelia's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
I agree that survival instincts and society influence our behavior, and that we should question the systems we benefit from. But I disagree that everyone is equally evil. Having the capacity for selfishness doesn't mean everyone acts equally selfishly or causes equal harm. Comparing an ordinary person to someone who commits rape or murder is a false equivalence. A child stealing chocolate is not morally equivalent to someone who deliberately destroys another person's life. Empathy may have evolutionary roots, but that doesn't prove every act of compassion is ultimately selfish. Sometimes we feel another's suffering and simply want to help. I believe morality exists on a spectrum. People can choose to help or harm, and they can learn and change. We are connected, even though we are individuals. When we recognize that connection, harming others becomes harder to justify, because what we do to others affects the whole we are part of. -
I did not have jobs that aligned with my passion. I worked these jobs because they financially supported my passions, creative endeavors and further career growth. There was a time when I was jobless that I used to live in cheap farmhouses, and slept outside on the grass due to lack of working fans inside the room at night. However the next day when I woke up, I found myself much healthier and energised which puzzled me. Later on, I read of Gandhi advocating in naturopathy manuals of the virtues of sleeping outside in the midst of raw nature rather than the confined walls of a house, and I understood the reasons why I felt pretty good when I slept outside. I similarly sleep in the beaches at night and feel refreshed and rejuvenated waking up. So there were some positives I reaped when I struggled with adversity.
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I'm curious what the impact of non-subsidised AI will be. Consumers aren't paying the true cost of using AI right now, even as token generation is becoming more cost effective. I think there's a chance that future AI might not be as prevalent when companies realize it won't truly replace workers and stop investing into it.
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If she has daddy issues or something you need those rules. Her way of testing those rules is to see if you are her daddy. With most women you don’t need that. But those are usually older women further in their development and their place on the sexual market place has shifted which change the dynamics too.
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that is a different story. in todays world , everything is fucked up . the girl will take half your money and kids after divorce , but if they stay up , they may or may not help. i mean at starting point , its like a business deal after spending some time together, things can get idealistic
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Right wingers always have the upper hand in messaging because they are less beholden to truth. The left needs to be more on the offense in general.
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