Aaron p

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  1. Probably bro. Consistent use of any drug isint good. Just have a smoke day every three months or so, even at that maybe a smoke 2 times a year. Every week isint good. Weed causes anxiety and paranoia and causes imbalance in dopamine regulation in brain. Dopamine controls emotions, emotions control everything. These effects are also even more amplified in minds that are energetic. Like a lot of the minds here at actualised.org 2 good things to remember with drugs are : 1 Be careful with consistent use of any drug legal or illegal. 2 Whatever the drug does, the opposite will happen after it wears off. (Weed causes relaxation of anxiety, when it wears off it causes increases in anxiety).
  2. The one that really gets me is the weird backwards logic of pickup. Your not meant to directly insult the girl your trying to pickup but if you can navigate the energy correctly, treating them bad a bit actually makes them want you more. I think it establishes a sense of reality of yourself from their perspective or something. Treat girls bad = make them want you. Lol It's so weird lol. After attraction is established you can treat them nice...but not all the time.
  3. You sounded unsure about your book @Leo Gura Let me just say this, your book will do well. Your material is just shockingly good. The book will provide immense value. Also man, it's good to see you putting your own mental health first.Your under enough pressure. Your work is greatly appreciated here ❤️ Your the man
  4. There's a lot of things those descriptions could match against. Theres shallow spirituality and then there's deep spirituality. When the earth starts to feel like it's being removed your getting more towards actual deep awakening
  5. Warzone is good for chilling
  6. Started watching this, not bad. It's called: "American Gods"
  7. "Perception is neither right nor wrong, it merely is..." Video: "Autistic Awakening" | Caitlin Smith | TEDx So lately I've been observing the interesting links between Asperger's Syndrome and Awakening. In the video above Caitlin Smith talks about how " Aspe's " (people who experience forms of high functioning autism) tend to "incessantly anthropologically study their environment, trying to make sense of confusing stimuli" and they tend to be very aware of their environment and experience qualia (consciousness) differently to how someone else may be experiencing it. Caitlin mentions how this invisible phenomenon causes the individual to be very "direct, honest, inquisitive and non-judgemental..." Isaac Newton, Steve Jobs, Bill Gates. Those guys had Asperger's allegedly. So while Asperger's Syndrome seems to forfeit academic intelligence (in certain instances), it seems to also cause staggeringg intellectual growth within the mind itself. In other words it creates geniuses. Direct, honest, inquisitive and unbiased studying of direct experience. Increased intellectual capacity. These sound greatly like the features expected of one who is awakening...wouldn't you think? ? You think there's a connection? (It's alleged that more people have autism than previously thought, and that high functioning autism (asperger's) is more subtle and harder to spot than more severe levels of autism.)
  8. @WonderSeeker i actually predict that there is Gona be a massive influx of love, unity and acceptance in our lifetime. Our generation is different to the last...it's nearly getting to the point where mental health is normal to talk about. At least where I am. There was so much violence in Belfast and now so much peace. It's like an ego death for my entire country. With so many people feeling lonely on social media etc... people are Gona have to band together and love eachother again.
  9. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=dpFJ8tIRHu0 this is nice, extended version available on the utubez
  10. Fuck it...I'm Gona start taking 5meo again from Saturday like
  11. @Leo Gura I'd love to learn more about politics in America and in the UK after I have a number of awakenings... ...... Leo. Can I just ask...Is Nirvana as amazing as the stories talk about.... paradise...?
  12. @Leo Gura interesting. Perhaps I need a better understanding of spiral dynamics Just. Tbh, I don't contemplate big world evolution and political evolution much. And I need to go over spiral dynamics again to refresh it in my mind. Perhaps I'll do it next week
  13. @Jacobsrw fair enough bro good response. Unfortunately Im not a Jordan Peterson expert, nor am I a political expert at all. Interesting points
  14. @Jacobsrw could you give an example of someone who is a more evolved political speaker? Someone who fits the description you talked about...? Or could you maybe mention specific things that Jordan talks about that you disagree with? It seems as though he is right as long as free speech stands. Ofcourse there isint really such a thing as absolute free speech everywhere. The government controls what we are allowed to say to children, what we are allowed to say in court etc. Or at least tries to. If the matter is on free speech perhaps the area of correction lies within how free "free-speech" should actually be. There is ofcourse the "unofficial" symbols his political presence encourages...like sexism, racism, or whatever. But the only reason this happens is because his followers manipulate what he says. So the way I see it, either Jordan needs to become aware of what his political presence encourages subconsciously, or he needs to continually reject his hateful followers. Or perhaps more specifically, reject the *hatred* of his followers. Specificity is important. I do see that a lot of right wing selfish people hijack his lone claim to free speech as a license to be mean and heartless. He's a very loving, intellectual, vaunerable kind of guy. If evolution is the movement towards love then he seems to be very evolved...his followers do not. It would probably be best if hateful people (against gays for example) didn't have a political figure to follow. However, if you cut one head off, usually 2 more grow back in its place...so I say, at least Jordan is sensitive, aware and composed. He's very loving. Thoughts?
  15. @Leo Gura can I ask you an honest question bro...do you feel like all right wing voices somehow damage society or hold it back from evolution? I'm just trying to understand why you seem so militant against right wing stuff. I'm not trying to challenge you, I'm honestly just interested in what you have to say...
  16. Everyone is addicted to something, exercise, self help, vitamins, are very addictive. Addiction isint bad, only bad addictions are bad. Good addictions are good. My favourite drug of them all, truth. Cum in my pants when I think about finding truth
  17. The dogma of consciousness is dogma, actual consciousness is not dogma/belief
  18. I think I'm getting to understand zen more...that it isint a practice... Zen, is
  19. @Joelvs might be different for other people but what helped me when my psychological problems came was this: getting angry at the pain and obsessed with healing. Theres nothing wrong with getting a little angry at the fact that your experiencing great pain and using the anger to defeat it, my half-mystic Christian teachers had teachings about anger and how you can have a godly anger against pain. It really comes down to your spirit. If the pain can break your spirit, you have lost. If you, on the other hand, choose to face the pain...look it in the eye and don't hesitate. Face that shit and *decide* that it will never beat you. Boy oh boy, if you can do that and be prepared to find healing no matter what...you'll be better for it. Trust. You can't live in fear of pain and you can't let it break you. When life gives you a pain sandwich, eat it. And after your done ask for another. Then go use the pain to become a successful fucken badass.