Aaron p

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  1. Maybe a section for History? We have no History section. "Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it." - George Santayana
  2. They'll be unable to fathom what they're dealing with unless they try psychedelics (and correctly)
  3. Yeah so as the title suggests I'm concerned that my meal replacement protein shakes are inhibiting my weight loss. My metabolism is quite slow and I'm a good smidge overweight. But I'm 5ft9/10inch tall and I'm broad and naturally muscular so I carry it well. I'm using the meal replacement protein shakes at morning and night instead of breakfast and late night snack (like crisps). I do low physical activity but trying to do more. Doing walks 1-3 times a week and doing moderate weight lifting sessions focusing on lower weight higher reps. A good diet day for me would look like this: 1 meal replacement protein shake (with creatine) @10am > 4 eggs and a banana @3pm > white chicken breast + some beans at maybe 6pm > 1 meal replacement protein shake around 10pm or 11pm. Drinking water lots through the day. Steering minimise carbs (bread, rice, pasta) and trying to mix some fruit and veg in there. (I allow myself a cheat meal once or twice a week). I don't want to try lose weight rapidly I'm more focused on long term maintenance and not starving myself (i.e. I enjoy it and feel relatively full). I'm 15.5 stone currently, but as I say I'm very muscular naturally so I carry it well.) Is my plan alright? (I'm also avoiding things heavy in fats and calories like nuts.) I like sugar free malt wheat Tesco cereal.
  4. Nah nah nah, philosophy is a gold mine. This community is like finding a gold mine, then seeing some opal, mining it, breaking the wall and finding an opal mine behind it which makes the golds value pale
  5. I suppose keeping it public is advantageous in the sense that it's open and honest. It's transparent. Not to mention the fact that the forum members are likely to dwindle if it's made private. Seeing other people posting is what could encourage more to join in. It also shows openly that there are real people really doing the work and helps them with stuff.
  6. Nice I'm noticing joy starting to rise too. Just in the last few months. For the last decade I've been tearing my ego apart and I've also got to a point now where I know that such an absolutely enormous energetic purging has now come to completion. And I'm just leaning into Love. I personally do plan to go for the big cheese, really it's not even a choice for me...but the little moments of joy are so nice, especially when they start to come consistently. I think it's best to really capitalize on these kinds of moments, really satiate the heart with the love and joy.
  7. @Mmartinez as far as I can conclude, Leo's basically extremely accurate with a profound dedication towards a lack of bs. So just know that he's not some cult guy with a massive hard on for random philosophical stories. The only reason I follow him is because he shocks and disturbs me. I just got to a point where I cba with being lost any more. I'm like 99% sure it's all true. After a couple heavy psyc breakthroughs...you'll know something's up. Ps: just because your being told not to believe him, doesn't mean you should disbelieve him.
  8. Jordan Peterson Vs. Jordan Peterson.
  9. @Leo Gura how has your health situation been? Do you think you will never touch psychedelics again? I hope your well brother
  10. I talk with god on the reg. Talking with my one true love. It's romantic no homo
  11. I suppose you could say I'm already enlightened, the difficulty is that that I is not yet that which I am, or that which I realise myself to be. This is the spanner in the works of this kind of teaching. Not looking for the no-needle won't cut it.
  12. I don't like the whole thing where you stand up and identify yourself as an "alcoholic" or "addict." Intuitively, I think that kind of reinforces the ego identity of addiction
  13. https://www.japan.go.jp/kizuna/2022/03/ikigai_japanese_secret_to_a_joyful_life.html
  14. This is also good, pressure grows the ego most in a good way. I mean walk before you can run, but if you put yourself into a situation where you have to support yourself more and more independently (and it's not too much for you) you'll have less time to entertain your addictions. Things like life purpose or moving country... Doing something with your life. This is ultimately what will fill the hole your trying to fill with food and porn.
  15. Get addicted to making money?
  16. Lots of people pour their energy all into self improvement in some aspect. If you can find something to lose yourself in that builds yourself up It can ease the tension of a difficult situation.
  17. Our parents didn't have the internet so they're more limited than us. More blatant recognitions of generational failures points to a steeper increase in us. It's kinda like when Leo said about how the more you experience cringe when looking back on your past self the better...it shows major progress. I guess
  18. Mongolian techno lol