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It takes courage to be open to the close-minded. There’s a lot to learn from it with an open-mind.

Nice! This made visualize this forum as its own collective commonplace book.

Assuming that caring deeply about a war from a distance inherently makes you selfless is a selfish assumption. We need more people who are willing to turn inwards at their own selfishness. This is the real challenging work; not the endless debating and finger pointing. Contemplating this war actually helped in my own personal life, connecting the larger conflict with my own inner conflict.

High quality jokes always look into the greater context.

Donald Trump and Elon could team up to right this wrong.

Spending billions on defense mechanisms must be the solution, then.

Reminds me of Joplin’s The Entertainer! I legit learned to play this song on piano while closing my eyes at the age of 6. Not to boost my ego or nothing

Humans being enlightened are oxymorons.

Science is definitely not my strong suit so don’t ask me, but @Carl-Richard may be able to assist! I’m a huge fan of Lewis Capaldi’s music, though. Highly recommend

That may be the case, but the reality is that not everyone understands what rape is until it’s too late, regardless of gender. Any person who rapes someone and understands what they’re doing is a plague to society.

Recontextualizing comedic wizard 🧙‍♂️

Very nice energy!

You certainly can experience transrational integration with words and sounds.

Psychedelic user: Deep connection with Infinite Love makes all dual relationships Infinitely Loving. Enlightened user: There is no you to love, in a nondual way

Think again

I knew I’d love it from the first few notes. Beautiful

The sub willingly gives control to a trusted dom. The dom respects the sub’s consent or non-consent, aka boundaries.

There is no one right / wrong way to do something.

Dunno which specific episode, but that’s exactly what he feels when he opens his mouth or sheds a tear

Solutions for false problems are true.

Rejection and heartbreak are an important part of the process of becoming a more authentic human being

While on a family vacation a decade ago, my dad accidentally drove into a person’s driveway because our GPS was very confused. A few minutes later, an Amish person came out of the house, walked up to our car, and was actually super chill with us. He even pointed us in the right direction to go. All of this while the man’s wife was standing at a distance, right outside their front door. She was holding her baby as she stared at us in a mesmerizing way, as if she was witnessing an alien spacecraft for the first time. Suffice to say, the Amish were much more helpful than the GPS in that moment!