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I ain't got no home, ain't got no shoes Ain't got no money, ain't got no class Ain't got no skirts, ain't got no sweater Ain't got no perfume, ain't got no bed Ain't got no mind Ain't got no mother, ain't got no culture Ain't got no friends, ain't got no schooling Ain't got no love, ain't got no name Ain't got no ticket, ain't got no token Ain't got no God And what have I got? Why am I alive anyway? Yeah, what have I got Nobody can take away? Got my hair, got my head Got my brains, got my ears Got my eyes, got my nose Got my mouth, I got my smile I got my tongue, got my chin Got my neck, got my boobs Got my heart, got my soul Got my back, I got my sex I got my arms, got my hands Got my fingers, got my legs Got my feet, got my toes Got my liver, got my blood I've got life, I've got my freedom I've got the life I've got the life And I'm gonna keep it I've got the life And nobody's gonna take it away I've got the life

Here's the truth of the matter that no one is willing to admit. Enlightenment doesn't exist. Its purely delusion. Your consciousness will never leave your body and you will never become anything different than a guy sat in a room or a guy playing with his kids. Get real. You're all running away from something and your hoping and praying that there is more to reality than just this. There isn't, sorry. There's no magic pill or magic moment. The best you can hope for is a rush of euphoria, but even that will pass in a few days. The only reason you're on this forum is because you're all losers, societal drop-outs, lazy hippies, have been abandoned by your families and friends. Now you're looking for something outside of that frame to seek salvation. Get real.

@jse at least try to make a valid point instead of projecting yourself onto me

@Dodo thankyou for admitting you're wrong

@Prabhaker so you "act like a dead man" when it comes to your own life, but you make contientious decisions about who needs money when it comes to others lives? you sound like a real self-loather and a loser in life. prove me wrong: paypal.me/PirateP

@Dodo all pure bullshit. if it doesnt have truth to anyone but yourself its called delusion

@Prabhaker if you have internet you have money, send me it paypal.me/PirateP

@Prabhaker If you really believe that, do me a favour and wire me any savings you have. paypal.me/PirateP

@Anna Konstantaki Nice narrative you've constructed but any group with confirmation bias would say the same. What about all the ufo/ghost sightings, miracles, etc.

@Barna ty

@Echoes generalisation vs projection

@Danielle projection from hippy drug loser.

@Echoes projection

@Leo Gura Can you name a programme please?

My friend recommended a DVD programme from this guy. Has anyone tried it or a similar one and do you think its worth the money?

Hello there, I am a 20 year old student and pretty clueless when it comes to business start ups. I was wondering if someone with experience could talk me through the steps in the process of transforming an idea for an business into the physical thing. Some questions I have 1) Out of the many ideas I have for business startups, how do I know which one to commit to? 2) Are there any books you recommend? 3) Suppose I do commit to an idea, where do i go from there? What research do I need to do? Do I need to write a business plan of some sort? How would I go about finding investors? 4) Is there anything else I can do to increase my chances of becoming my own boss apart from reading? I'm thinking events, talks, meet ups, connecting with other people etc Thanks.

Hi there, I'm 20 years old and I have grand visions for my life, but I feel like my parents will hold me back and I feel that living at home is a great inhibitor to fulfilling my dreams. My parents aren't toxic individuals per se, however they are very ignorant and don't understand any of my goals. I'm studying at university for the next two years so there are some logistical problems with moving out as I'm broke. Do you guys have any tips with dealing with this frustrating period of being financially dependent on your parents? Do you think that moving out is so important that I should shift my focus to earning money to do so? And what are some good ways of earning money, is it worth the expenditure of time to take a low paid job for now? I'd love to hear your strategies with how you balanced perusing money with other things at the young age of 20.

Hello there, My name is Bernie and I am a 20 year old student from England. I have become disengaged with my studies and instead I am currently working on financial independence as I believe this to be the prerequisite for me to create freedom and actualise my dreams of improving the world and creating space to focus on being. I am looking for very efficient ways of making money and I am not afraid to put in long hours or make sacrifices in order to create wealth. I think of myself as being creative, good with people and a natural problem solver. So, actualised community, let me hear your recommendations for paths I can achieve to create wealth, no matter how mundane, cliche or far fetched. Also If there is anyone who is looking for a business partner or would like to start a fellowship on this journey of achieving financial independence I would love to hear from you. I look forward to hearing from you guys Edit: I get money doesn't bring happiness or actual psychological free, but this post isn't concerned with spiritual matters. Thanks.

@charlie2dogs this is not relevant but thank you

Here are some realistic things that come to mind for me: an iphone 6s, a mac, a gaming computer, a girlfriend, a well paying job, a first class degree, a nice flat, a great view from my window, a park to walk in, a car. Maybe yours are more grandeurs

Part of what scares me about spirituality is ostracising myself from society. Is it possible to practice spirituality while having respect for the social matrix and maintaining family and friends?

I've tried it once. I sat for 1 hour 20 mins, opened my eyes and realised I had drooled all down my chest . I then stood up abruptly and had a massive headache from the intensity of it. Probably a mistake but I will start sitting again for shorter time periods .

I'm pretty much in the exact same position as you right now, except im in my second year. I'm currently researching what I can do instead if I do drop out of uni this year. I would suggest this exercise: Draw out 3 columns on a page, 1 titled "what I'm afraid of" and list everything that scares you about making this decision, in the next column list all the consequences in your life that could occur because of this and in the final one write what you could do to get back to normal if it did go wrong. You'll probably see that even if things do go wrong the consequences aren't that catastrophic. Please keep me updated about your decision

@Neill Bolton You don't know if there is a point to the universe or not.

What's the rush? You have a responsibility that you've taken on to raise your child. Why not wait to be enlightened when your child is an adult, or when you die?