Yimpa

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  1. @Jordan Nice, I’m going to meditate more often. Not just in one position, but in any position.
  2. You’ll no longer have any control. The salvia will control you
  3. @UnlovingGod You are very mature in your love and communication. Great work
  4. I totally resonated with that. Thank you
  5. There is nothing to destroy or erase. Embrace yourself fully. Accept yourself holistically. Expand yourself gracefully. You Are Creation Itself!
  6. You fools! You will never run out of things to say because YOU’RE INFINITE
  7. @Javfly33 I have no idea what siddhis are, either. Also… are you assuming @Moksha’s gender?!
  8. It’s a reply to nothing and nobody… …apparently
  9. Surrender with the intention of connecting deeper with You Are Self
  10. @Jowblob Sadly, you missed the part where he mentions Mature Love. It’s still all leading to transcending human conditioning
  11. I’m sorry, but slaughtering deer and geese with my bow and arrow in Zelda is super satisfying.
  12. Allow your body to do whatever it needs to do in each moment without you needing it to be a particular way. Learn to first accept your body. Then you can gradually open yourself to new and exciting experiences.
  13. This dude became a window pain.
  14. The only words that make sense at the point are “I Love You”. As they say, “Three strikes, you’rrre out!”
  15. To truly realize your cuteness requires embracing your ugliness
  16. I love the idea of Mature Love! It takes a great deal of trust to embody Mature Trust!
  17. It does matter if science happens within a dream. In a materialistic paradigm, of course you are using a phone . However, it’s also possible to be in a state of consciousness where it becomes evidently clear that the phone is consciousness itself and doesn’t require anything outside of itself to function.
  18. You get to a point where you stop labeling trips as good or bad. All trips grow you if you’re open to it. Chasing after good trips and avoiding bad ones is an immature way to go about tripping.