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http://courses.nithyanandauniversity.org/ is doing any of courses worth the time? A YouTuber from India claims it helped her get passed her limiting beliefs with money and relationships

Lol I randomally clicked your name and seen this. I'm from Scarborough woohoo

I'm seeing that in all art, there are guidelines but no rules. I see the same with life. How far can no rules take you?

Are there concepts in this dimension that exist in the ones beyond this? I wonder if symmetry exist in the fifth or sixth dimension

@dlof actually reading it right now! Very impactful @Truth I guess it was a question along with a journal. Any books you reccomend?

My father was a nurse when my country Angola was fighting for independence. I can't imagine someone being in war then just functioning as a regular human. My dad left my family for 7 years, when he returned he was an abbusive alcoholic. My family demonized him all through my life. We fought so much. My siblings even had a nickname for my dad in Portuguese meaning animal. Him and my family have a pretty weak relationship. Anyways, I felt my mom sort of took the masculine role because my siblings seen my mom as the " good " parent or better. I feel it wasn't right because I never had anyone to teach me how to be masculine. When my mom decided to move to Canada when I was 1, she was going to leave my father behind, but he convinced her to come. When my family arrived, both my parents were working so hard, two of my siblings were 10-10+ years older than me and I have one sister who is six years older than me, I was closer to her than any of my other siblings. I was growing up with this inner need for love, from woman, from my art, for my ego... Age 4-18 I remember feeling hopeless and lost until I found actualized. Working on my masculinity/understanding the chemistry between both sexes seems important

Is what we deserve what we take, or is what we deserve what we get? Depending on the context of course

@calibrate yea like I'm a fan also lol! I've seen his influence directly from my eyes. A guy from my high school here in Toronto was 3 years older than me. Ian Connor came to Toronto and ended up making friends with him. Now I see my highschool friend hanging out with lil yachty and pretty much living a " glamorous life " I'm still trying to wrap my head around how he does it.

I feel Ian Connor created a global ideology for teens. He hosted an event in my city and made teen boys bring him flowers... it's incredible to me his Internet personality blended with fashion gave him influence through hip-hop/the urban community. He's worked with Kanye west, migos and other famous artist. He's a fashion designer/ stylist

@Hello from Russia thanks for the advice

I have a serious chain I haven't broke in meditation, Khundalini, life purpose daily practice, I've been offered to go New York for three days, I don't know if that trip is worth breaking my streak of consistency, what would you do?

@Nahm it's just finding the time to do it on a trip amongst my Christian family looooool

Hah, I see I've made an ideology out of meditation, Khundalini practice, life purpose habits etc.

@Leo Gura what would you say?

@St Clair I feel you, this is great advice! I've been feeling extremely burnt out also.

I feel he made me open minded enough to look into Leo's work

@the_end_of_me right now

Is looking into the future/preparing stopping that nature of what is? How does a actualized being think fusturstic?

@WelcometoReality for real!!

@cirkussmile yea I agree with what you said about values, their almost like a compass. My friend asked me where I see myself in two years then I wondered what the world would be like in two years.

@cirkussmile I appreciate this

Any self inquiry books for reccomendation? Katie Byron's been doing the job

@Nahm ??

@Empty thanks man

@non_nothing love is acceptance, the glue that puts difference together.