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@Ramanujan Don’t be a jerk

If I vape, I like to dose 2-3 times. I need to settle in. First vape is usually slow, and low.

This is an immature thread

Sounds like spiritual maturity is the answer which can only be developed over time. Change is a good thing. Reality is made of many processes. God’s design of reality is perfect and you would not do better by making roses last forever. If you did that, it would make a hellish universe. The temporal nature of things is of the highest goodness. It may be worth reading the Conversations With God books. God mentions that nothing in the universe happens which is not your will, including death and suffering. You are much larger than this single human life. You are going through a process of awakening and maturity. You can only die which you choose to die, from a higher plain of consciousness. Reality is Good. Don’t worry too much. Give it time, it’s not supposed to be easy to grasp the infinite goodness.

Fuck immaturity…. The only thing I want is high level of maturity…

Qigong - Buddha Palm

That there That's not me I go Where I please I walk through walls I float down the Liffey I'm not here This isn't happening I'm not here I'm not here In a little while I'll be gone The moment's already passed Yeah, it's gone And I'm not here This isn't happening I'm not here I'm not here Strobe lights and blown speakers Fireworks and hurricanes I'm not here This isn't happening I'm not here I'm not here

Be trust worthy, and others generally will be as well Learning to trust yourself comes first which, often is developed through experience Not everyone can be trusted, but I think we can be trusting in our nature.

Touch is very healing been hanging out weekend evenings with a girl pretty cool

The key to happiness is to want what you have

Wealth, and intimacy matter to me. So does having a nice place to live.

I fail all the time haha

I enjoy méditation because i built the muscle. Now I can enjoy it. It’s harder at the beginning. 30 minutes meditation is very enjoyable for me. I want to do a long retreat

@r0ckyreed I see what you mean Actually though, objective observation practiced daily, as well as relaxing, breathing, letting thoughts come and go… that’s more truthful and insightful than not doing it daily. But, I’m out of context

@Leo Gura my daily 30 minutes in the morning is not a waste. It’s very important for me. I admit I haven’t done a super long retreat though. I will plan one. But, as a centering practice my sit helps out a lot. Sitting in silence for 30 minutes at least a day does have a usefulness for mindful, peaceful living…

I think it has largely to do with Trauma. What you say, does align with documentary.