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Hi, what do you think New Age is, then?
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I don't see this a bad thing at all. Neither a good thing honestly... It is the underlying mechanics of us social creatures. In steping back and seeing it you are already a step ahead. It's like, you could be the most intelligent, but at the end your are going to follow the crowd. As stated, we always create anything based on what we experience, so the notion of "new thoughts" is already misleading and not the full picture. Embrace the fact that you will always take from the exterior to build your own. No shame on that. Instead you should be encouraged to do so. In the other hand, it is as important to create the infrastructure as it is to make the thinking... You still need a school building to make the thinking inside the classrooms. Well, nowdays schools are outdated, nowdays the real G is the internet. In that sense, being a construction/technician worker is as important as being a groundbreaking, paradigm shifter researcher. Society is much more than a copy-paste.
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Human Mint replied to Javfly33's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Based on the experience of lots of people (included myself), buddhism or any ramification or yogi practices fail to meet their proclamations. Because in the end it's all about following a regime, which doesn't take on account your own intelligence. You are literally trying to copy something else which may not be what the original practice was about. From what you say, it seems wise to stop it altogether. Yet recognize that a better approach is to enter those kind of practices and only take what works for you, in the first place. It does matter to be completely honest with yourself about what you're doing, using common sense and your intuition to guide you, which is what you are doing. There is not a one-size-fits-all. Focus instead on the principles. They are always the same and it's solid ground. And they may require a completely different approach in your own context. But principles never fail to meet the standars. But again, one thing is to follow principles blindly, and other thing is to contemplate their meaning and importance. It cannot be coincidence that principles worked for people 2500 years ago and they work for us today. This is king. Yet only works if you seek to grow. And it may not be suitable to the OP's case... Seeking variety is also king. -
Human Mint replied to Spiritual Warfare's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
I think it would be best to try to understand what Infinity means for yourself, first. That is already a lot of progress. The thing is you, as a human, can experience it. -
Human Mint replied to manuel bon's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
Because you could be one of the persons that could shape the politics of the future, thanks to your careful examinations. -
Buy a bottle of beer without alcohol (yes, they do exist), and say it has alcohol.
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Like it too. Seems good to go past your own nonsense
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Human Mint replied to Spiritual Warfare's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Why are you so sure about reincarnation? And also how do you know this? If you are so sure about it then you already have your answers: being a human is a waste of time -
Hi, as long as you have a good sleep hygiene then little to no problem. At that age is easy to not take care of sleep. I do think good sleep is the big pillar for this work. If you don't believe me then see that Alzheimer's disease is related to a detriment of sleep, which in turn impairs deep-sleep even further, worsening the condition. In retrospect, I think is a bad idea to trip when you've had a bad night's sleep. You'll feel weaker and you won't be able to consolidate the trip the same way bad sleep fails to consolidate memories.
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Well, be careful marihuana might disrtupt your hormones or impair some crutial functioning. It boils down to genetics...
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Little to no gain. If it is for spirituality purposes then better use DMT or psilocibin. IME
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Try eliminating it
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Human Mint replied to creativepursuit's topic in Intellectual Stuff: Philosophy, Science, Technology
Well the tech integration is as normal as it gets, but this one is difficult to foresee... At the end of the day it may teach better than a human... -
It needs to be unique and in contrast with all other things, revealing its power. Its a change in paradigm.
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Life is meaningless as a rock. Or as meaningful as a rock...
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Share the ideas! I've been looking for a book on ia but they were boring, or too idiological
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Yup, no one can help you, it's up on you... Maybe the sooner you make the connection between healthy lifestyle and mental-health, the sooner you will feel better.
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Well, I don't have anything specifically to say, just that making good art is hard. I understand your passion for cinema, and honestly that's one of the hardest arts. Hope it motivates you? You really need to aim for the best of the best to, maybe, make some impact. But at the end of the day you may be happier...
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Deep study mode is far better
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Let's rob a bank!
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Is it stressful?
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So basically sexual transmutation is what naturally happens when you balance out your horny impulses and not get numb with hedonism.
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Don't think so. Probably new generations will know better how to take advantage. I think some serious individualization will take place. Still there will be horrendous living condition for a lot of humans despite IA generating the most sophisticated politics. Will fighting against intelligent robots will be meaningles???
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Is it?
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I initially aded machine training for legs (as well as my whole body) because squat and lunge movements were giving me knee pain and sore muscles with little to no gain (only more strenght and resistance), but the cost outweighted the gains. I fell in love with machine training honestly. You can really isolate muscles and give them the care they need for jumping to others complex movements. Try the leg extension and leg curl station.
