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Every point is space is conscious and alive. An atom of your hand is no more conscious than an atom from your desk. The difference between you and your desk is - that your arrangement of your atoms has achieved a remarkable level of complexity and intelligence. Enough to render a cohesive experience we call a mind. If your body and another's body were connected, and achieved a critical level of shared complexity and intelligence, you would cease to be two separate beings and merge into one mind. All beings are of one universal mind - separated only by gaps in complexity between their material forms.

You shouldn't believe in anything without direct experience. The problem is you are experiencing God 100% of the time, so like a fish in water most people don't know it's there. We should make a distinction between God as Source and god as the tool used to control people.

Even a little girl can ask profound questions. Do not hide truth from curious children. She has asked a more profound question then many adults will ever ask. As Gusteau from Ratatoullie would say: Anyone can cook.

It's very difficult. There's no advice to give. Just sit and think hard about what is best for everyone.

If you have experience just go fucking do it. If by qualifications you mean a business degree - you don't need one. Throw that idea out. Just go make money. Solve someone's problem and get paid for it. There you go, three years of business school done. You can figure out how to set up a company and the appropriate bank accounts in a weekend with a laptop and google. If you fuck up somewhere, you can fix it. Nobody was born a businessperson. They just decided to go figure it out.

Commit to working 12-16 hour days. Work meaning direct action-attention on your mission. Have no expectations - only a mission. We are those who play with fire. Foolish and hopeful to tame it. We are those who plunge into icy unknowns. Vulnerable to the burn and cold. We know ourselves as fools. And yet foolish we go.

Yall got anymore of them videos?

Yes! All distinctions are absolute. The mind's perspective of a distinction is what's relative. You said very succinctly what I've been trying to articulate to myself for a long time.

Reality is like an improv comic. Yes, and...

Could be as much as 10%. It takes 1/10 bad actors to disrupt an organisation enough to lead it in the opposite direction.

When I first dealt with DPDR, I thought I was depressed and got on anti-depressants. It made my DPDR 10x worse. So if you are taking medication consider trying a different anti-depressant or work at getting off them entirely. I am free of it now, once I got my life purpose back on track and did more human things. DPDR is the result of the human body dealing with existential issues it is not fully equipped to handle. You want to step in and out of this work in a healthy way, full plunging into the abyss has a big cost.

Until proven otherwise. If the precedent for what happens to fascists wasn't set 90 years ago, today's fascism would blow WW2 fascism out of the water. Imagine Hitler in a world with 90 years of hydrogen bomb development. Modern day fascists have to be sneaky and discreet by comparison. Same dynamic with the mob. Mobsters used to wear suits and be quasi-celebrities, now mobsters are totally off-the-grid because they can't survive the old way anymore.

Good luck, DPDR is a bitch. It's impossible to communicate how it feels to someone who's never gone through it. My advice is: Remember DPDR is something your body is doing, not you. There's not something wrong with you. Rather the brain and nervous system are struggling to grapple with new existential insights. It will pass, give your body time to integrate. Second is don't expect enlightenment to give you a sense of joy and love. Those are extra things you do in your mind, not Truth. If you want joy and love, get a dog.

God does not see itself as perfect, it would like to improve many things about itself. That's where you come in.

Whatever Nature has in store for mankind, unpleasant as it may be, men must accept, for ignorance is never better than knowledge. - Enrico Fermi