Joseph Maynor

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  1. The next question is now much is this epistemic therapy necessary?
  2. Hardcore spirituality displacing us out of years of life.
  3. Gold is high now apparently but it might not be forever.
  4. The denial of the perspective in space and time is an old ruse, I agree.
  5. I'm watching this in 2 days. I will give a review lol.
  6. Some people are more idea heavy and others are more experience heavy. It is good when you can see this and not limit artistry to one vs. the other.
  7. I don't think this is a good measure for business. You could have one person who keeps you in business. It is more about aligning with people where there is a mutual benefit. And maybe sometimes you need a shift in that, because we take each other for granted too as we sustain relationship. I think a good starting point is to have more than one iron in the fire as a business owner, but don't take this for granted too! You don't want to have a transactional mentality about business. It is best to think of business in terms of building authentic relationship if you can IMO. I would prefer not to do business with people I never met for example.
  8. It depends on whether progress is being made or not with the spirituality IMO.
  9. But notice how you can ditch all this theory and you're still good.
  10. Why assume there is a duality between the mind and the Absolute? That is a key one too. Nondual people do not like this one.
  11. But this would be attachment to the conceptual. Many insights are gleaned from psychedelics.
  12. Whenever I say there might not be a duality between the relative and the Absolute, I figure the nondual people will love that, but it is like one of the most taboo things to say in practice I find.
  13. Maybe there is no duality between the relative and Absolute.