Thought Art

I suggest working through this over time. It’s not true, this relationship to death. Though, I’ve been there too. Death is infinite Love. It’s just Truth.

“Afterlife… oh my God… what an awful word… After all the breath.. and the dirt.. and the fires are burnt… after all this time… after all the ambulances go.. after all the hangers on are done hanging on, in the dead light of the after glow… I gotta know! can we work it out? Scream and shout? Until we work it out!?” — Your Life is non-negotiable. Whine, or create. You are given this divine choices.

@Spiritual Warfare Of course you get upset about things you don’t know? How is that of course? There is no “of course”. Do you get upset when you buy a new book because you don’t know what’s in it? No. That is an illusion, all this negative thinking about death etc. You exist right now. Either your gonna honour and enjoy the process of developing a profound life or your not. Don’t get me wrong, I know how brutally hard this can be. I work extremely hard. I suffer through difficult internal and external challenges. Life isn’t meant to be easy, that’s why it feels so damn good. Fear not death! Rejoice in this divine opportunity that is right in front of you instead of fearing some imaginary death! Roar!!!

Like guys, here we are on the Actualized forum… we have Leo, each other… AI… every book at our finger tips… age of information…. Let’s work slowly together to make the world a better place. What is a life purpose but to work toward the goodness and grace of all?

@Spiritual Warfare And you’re gonna get all negative about something you don’t understand why?

@Spiritual Warfare Speak for yourself there negative Nelly… Wisdom, love, consciousness and understanding is the cure to all this negativity.

@Ayham Man, all this depends on what you want. Make some money baby!

@Ayham Sounds like a social hierarchy filter. Congrats on making it through.

Imagine never feeling embarrassed about anything ever again.

I am tracking my sleep starting this week. My sleep was off for a week or two but seems to be returning. When you wake up do you feel rested? What’s your pre-bed routine? Do you know your sleep score?

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True intelligence is being a fountain of love. - Thought Art @Leo Gura Put that on your blog kiddo.

I encourage people to expand their ideas of what meditation is and isn't, and what kinds are available to you.

Gonna lock this because it goes against forum guidelines around copyright.

@manuel bon De-caf?

My grandma makes fun of me for believing in Chakras lol. I actually don’t.

@Rafael Thundercat Shiva was the OG.

Thy Will be done.

@Will1125 Hi there!

@Ero There is more flexibility at least than Iraq. Canada is one of them. I did some research via ChatGPT: In numerous countries, students have the flexibility to choose their major or field of study in college or university. Here’s an overview of how major selection typically works in various regions: Countries with Flexible Major Selection: • United States: Students often apply to universities with a declared major but have the option to change their major during their undergraduate studies. This flexibility allows for exploration across different fields before making a definitive choice. • Canada: Similar to the U.S., Canadian students can select their major upon entry and have the opportunity to switch during their program, though the process may vary by institution. • United Kingdom: Students apply to university courses (majors) but can sometimes change their course of study, depending on the institution and specific program requirements. • Australia: The Australian education system offers flexibility, enabling students to choose and change their majors during their undergraduate studies, subject to certain conditions set by universities. • New Zealand: Students can select their major upon enrollment and have the option to change, though policies may differ between universities. Countries with More Rigid Major Selection: • Germany: Students are required to choose their field of study before enrolling in a university program, and changing majors can be more challenging due to the structured nature of the education system. • Japan: Students select their major prior to entering university, with less flexibility to change fields once enrolled. • France: The French education system often requires students to choose their specialization early, and while changes are possible, they can be complex and are not as common. • Italy: Students typically select their major before enrollment, and switching majors may involve additional procedures and requirements. It’s important to note that within these countries, the ease of changing majors can vary depending on the institution and the specific programs involved. Some universities may offer more flexible policies, while others have stricter guidelines. If you’re considering studying abroad or exploring different education systems, it’s advisable to research the specific policies of universities in the countries you’re interested in to understand how major selection and changes are handled.

I know deep down I have a big song in me. Bigger than I can imagine. A song of the highest love, beauty and brilliance.

@Ayham I trust you will figure it out. You are an extremely bright young mind. Let these challenges grow and strengthen you.

No, you can do that in many western countries…