LordFall

When they attend the 7th one they unlock the secret powers of the divine masculine and their aura becomes an aphrodisiac to women! I call it the 7th heavenly circle. Some of them start complaining that now too many women are attracted to them and they ask me how to make it stop! For some 7 is not the right number; with big dick energy comes great responsibility that not every man is prepared for.

How do we reverse entropy?

What's your top 3 favorite video games so I know what I have to live up to

Super excited for what AI has in store for the future and my new video game/anime project that I'm building with it! I The future is bright boys and girls.

Orange felt like it was me against the world and I had to ruthlessly master all areas of life otherwise I would be fucked. Green came as a result of my dad sharing with me a lot of the issues he sees in the capitalist world and its unfairness. Also as I've lived through my 20s experiencing poverty myself led to more compassion since before I had a bit of a every-man-for-himself if you can't make it then you're not trying mindset. Yellow feels like instead of reacting to unchangeable circumstances of life, reality just offers up a bunch of levers to decide if I want to pull or not. Some levers require more energy or more time than others but it fundamentally feels like unlocking the secrets of the universe. I see stage green people being too stuck in their feelings and experiencing injustice as an absolute where as really they could conquer their country if they wanted to. It's just gonna take a while and some effort but the levers that they'd need to pull to do so are available. Turquoise feels like the divine comedy by Dante, what a good name for reality. Before it felt like I was standing in front of the levers being given options to pull and affect reality but then each deeper mystical experience I have I realize I'm made up of levers and it's all a joke that I should appreciate instead of taking too seriously.

Sure yes apologies I didn't get a notification for your question on that thread. I don't think the idea is to be guarded as you enter a relationship. More about making self-development part of your identity so that you naturally self-improve. Some people tend to only use self-improvement to secure a baseline of safety and then let themselves go once they get into a relationship. I think that's why the idea of life purpose is so powerful. If you are in a lane of society that you hate then yeah it makes sense to see clocking in or working out or building a social network as a draining obligation and once you find someone that accepts you for who you are type of idea then you've arrived and there's no need to try anymore. If you genuinely fall in love with what you're doing in life I think you can keep reaching greater and greater heights. In the case of a relationship it'll either make it more fulfilling as you both embark on a shared life purpose together as a mission that underpins your marriage. Some people don't really like each other nor have common goals and just use their relationship as a childrearing arrangement. If you build your life this way and you do get into a divorce or a breakup, you'll be back on the dating market stronger than ever instead of being completely out of your depth and a shell of your former self.

@Lyubov I would be careful with throwing out the baby with the bathwater in terms of invalidating the validity of hierarchies. They serve many purposes in our society beyond soothing low self-esteem or chasing approval. Our doctors for example face a rigid hierarchy to get into college and to get into med school. Our engineers similarly need to be above the crowd in their skillset so our infrastructure is high quality. A lot of people do not enjoy striving for excellence but the ones that do generally tend to bless the rest of us with the fruits of their labor.

Yes I like smart and somewhat dominant women too. For me they also need to know when to give up control and be submissive. Then it becomes a fun dance of polarity. Some women are very uncalibrated and it turns me off pretty instantly. I like women that can banter and speak well, I'm definitely a sapiosexual.

It's an important concept to understand to better identify the type of woman you're dealing with. Some women play games because they enjoy chaos and don't know how to function in a stable environment. Some others simply have high standards and are serious in their quest to find a long term partner. If you mistake the former for the latter you'll end up with the exciting but destructive woman instead of an exciting powerful woman that's gonna be a blessing in building all that you desire in this world.

It's definitely a test, although it's probably mostly subconscious. It comes from the concepts of signalling theory in evolutionary biology where in the mating process every suitor pretends to be a highly valuable choice. There are signals that are harder to fake than others and those are called honest signals. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Signalling_theory For human males it can come from the form of pretending to be higher status than you are or also hiding a lack of compatibility. That's why a lot of women will subconsciously say something offensive to you to test your frame and men will either be able to banter back and not be affected, get angry at her and "put her in her place type of energy" or crumble under pressure and start stuttering because they don't react well to confrontation. In all cases she has gained invaluable information in being able to see through the mask the man was putting on.

How did it go?

Because you get paid to solve problems and if someone didn't solve it already it was probably too hard, complicated or annoying to solve. Our economy is derived from agriculture for which you needed to toil for months to get to the harvest and then collect and be able to relax for a bit. It's still the same concept today where your paycheck is what you harvest from the marketplace for solving other people's problems. That’s why your best bet is to find where your natural inclinations intersect with market demand. Study business models to understand how value is packaged and delivered, then build a skillset that solves problems efficiently and at scale. When you do that, the money takes care of itself. This is why I find myself drawn to the creative and media space. It's a big industry with many problems worth solving and my form of intellect complements more artistic people well that find researching marketing and content distribution pipelines to be boring whereas I find the interconnecting ideas to be fascinating. I'm not quite financially independent yet as a result but I feel much closer with all I've learned this past 12 months.

@Joshe I don't think you understand utility of the model well. You seem to have a huge bias against it due to a fear of being labelled and perhaps your identity diminished? The whole point is not to particularly map each individual but to figure out where their centre of gravity lies. I find spiral dynamics very useful in generally assessing what a person's viewpoints and values centre around @Leo Gura Yes, I think that's where its cognitive limitations lie. By refusing to empathize with people they demonize, they fail to understand the mechanics behind those people's actions and thus fundamentally misunderstand the world. @Xonas Pitfall Well put. I think green is indeed quite empathetic but its refusal to understand the darker side of the reality keeps it quite limited in both its understanding but also impact on the world. @OmniNaut I find myself mostly centered around Stage Yellow. I've had a lot of Turquoise level awakenings but I also have a lot of unintegrated aspects from the lower states that stop my development as an individual. I'm an INTP. @Ulax I think they are a cool stage. Indeed annoying but well meaning. It's important to understand a stage's limitations to be able to integrate its strengths and overcome its limitations.

I think you're generalizing and perhaps even projecting. This depends on the teacher that people learn from and who they are as an individual before they get into it. You undermine your point and it's credibility by making shallow observations instead of going deeper to the truth of the phenomena. Learning PUA is fundamentally a skill that teaches you social self-sufficiency and thus freedom and power when it comes to your dating and social life. It's a very rare skillset in society that's not widely taught and represents the culmination of the life's work of many very smart and competent men. That some misuse it to further their trauma and treat others poorly does not invalidate the incredible nature of it.

Dogs are present and happy, doesn't mean they're spiritually advanced. Don't conflate being detached and enjoying the present moment with high development. A lot of it comes from avoidance, a lot of these dudes defend Andrew Tate, for example, because they avoid the hard truths of what he represents and just like that he's "good vibes," validates their insecurities/misdirect their grievances towards the unfair system (THeMaTrix) and drives a Bugatti. I don't know if Owen Cook specifically has spoken well about Andrew Tate but I know that Michael Sartain has. I even specifically dmed him about it and he stood up for him, I lost some respect for him that day. He's still a smart guy that taught me a lot about game so it's important for us to be able to deconstruct people to assess them accurately and not create idols out of flawed individuals. I like Owen a lot and I'm very grateful for what he's taught me but calling him more spiritually advanced than Leo is coping lol