Yimpa

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  1. You can still live a fulfilling life while not identifying with it as if it’s real.
  2. Very fitting of you to have your last video be on maturity
  3. Don’t forget to drink some tap water while doing a tap dance
  4. It’s called spiritual mumbo-jumbo. Furthermore, this is an online forum, not a university setting. You don’t go playing a Super Mario Bros. game asking yourself when is the rent due (unless you have ADHD like me )
  5. One thing is for sure: There is no end to human bs
  6. Even the elder still have room to explore and deepen consciousness.
  7. Meh. My dad is into that sorta thing. Even though I know it’s completely illusory, I’m still proud of him and even want him to continue dreaming up his legacy.
  8. Watch your bias. Religious institutions also can make a mockery out of God, unintentionally and ignorantly of course.
  9. As a self-diagnosed psychopath, yes. https://www.apa.org/monitor/2022/03/ce-corner-psychopathy
  10. @Israfil Heh, I’ve been underweight my whole life. I need to make an effort to consume enough food.
  11. Watching YouTube Shorts. My partner loves that kind of content, but I will invest in our relationship anyway. Our differences create a beautiful relationship.
  12. I recall a time when I was obsessively tracking calories and measuring my food. Sure, that’s fine if you’re a professional bodybuilder, but it certainly just caused much more headaches for me. It’s not just about the number of calories, also, where are those calories being sourced from? Ice cream or fruit smoothie? Is the money being sourced from a job you hate which causes you to stress more, thus you make more impulsive and unwise financial decisions?
  13. You can be a master at Monopoly and be terrible at handling your personal finances.
  14. Oh yeah, that’s a tough one. Reminds me of how I relate to my parents. My parents want me to be a certain way and I resist by saying that things are perfect just the way they are now. Nobody wins with this mentality in the long-run. We’re now starting to learn from each other and have more open communications, rather than constantly resisting each others’ radically different worldviews and experiences. I need to humble myself by realizing that deep spiritual insights and experiences will not automagically solve my human desires such as developing healthy relationships and finances. And they need to understand that I am not the way society and culture labeled me to be (thus, they still believe that I would be better as soon I achieve x, y, and z) In the words of a wise teacher, “We don’t have to agree with each other to respect each other.”
  15. Not cultivating the beauty in the ordinary