Carl-Richard

Art is fundamentally about expression. It's a way of being. It doesn't need a well-thought-out message, not in our postmodern world

Artists are weird people. I come from a family of artists

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@Shin @Rilles I don't watch this guy, but he strikes me as an artistic person. It's not the fat, it's not the eating. He used to be a professional musician according to some youtube comment.

It's not really about the eating. It's his demeanor, facial expressions and performative comedic style. Watch the violin video.

People saying he is crazy when the obvious explanation is that he is an artist.

Feels bad man. I'm going to a private Christian university in Norway, and our psychology department is Greener than Portland, Oregon on a Friday night. I was allowed to write an assignment on "what role does systems thinking and holism play in community psychology?"

Even if LSD itself is unlikely to be broken down by monoamine oxidase, a MAOI could still have downstream effects on the altered production of endogenous monoamines that the LSD is causing. Remember that the brain is a complex system.

I first interpreted that as Rupert Spira's "the mind silences in the sight of beauty", but then I realized you meant the ego death of rejection

As awareness increases, you naturally gravitate towards healthy behaviors. You become acutely aware of how your body feels when it ingests poison. You can also feel the impermanence of sensory pleasures (not as thought, but as feeling).

If we don't need any laws, why would we need to remove them?

Which one is better: getting enough sleep or eating enough food? I would say both are pretty helpful. Whatever it comes to in life, having a holistic approach never hurts.

How many hours exactly have you been awake when trying to sleep? If you've been awake for more than 24 hrs, many of your body's endocrine systems will think it's daytime, so you'll most likely feel less tired than say 6 hrs earlier.

I used to have anxiety all the time. Nowadays, generally speaking, the only times I get anxiety is if I'm not doing what I'm supposed to be doing. When I look back, I think the anxiety had a lot to do with exactly that, or more specifically I didn't know what I was supposed to be doing. In one sense, that question was never definitely answered, but I chose to establish some certainty by picking a path and sticking to it. It's not just about the grand things like life purpose. It's about every moment of your life, both big and small decisions. The tricky thing is that the anxiety doesn't want you to establish certainty. It wants you to stick around and never make a final decision. It's an evil circle of uncertainty breeding thoughts -> thoughts breeding anxiety -> anxiety breeding more uncertainty etc. At some point, adding more thoughts is no good and you have to decide by some other means. So if not by thought, by what means do you decide? Intuition.

The highest consciousness people don't need teaching. You teach the people with lower consciousness so they can raise their consciousness. When you deny the lower aspects of self-development, you close yourself off to the higher aspects. If you want more people to become spiritual, you start by fixing the socially awkward incels.

Weed, energy drinks, soda, potato chips, chocolate, junk food. I haven't bought any of these things for the last 3 years (unless there were no other alternatives). My body consumes food and water when it needs to

Russia is Russia. It links most of the world's continents together.

Your knowledge of absolute reality is the knowledge of God's nature; the knowing of yourself as God. Since God is absolutely infinite, there is nothing outside of God, and thus there is no separation between you and God. Any apparent separation (of form; body, mind, soul) is merely secondary. God as The Absolute is not separate, not-two: One.

It's Orange on crack.

@mememe I'm having trouble distilling the point you're trying to make

Pretty sure 99% of famous musical artists never intended to become famous. They were simply chosen. It's a bit of a funny story. I went to the same high school as Alan Walker (born in 1997) and Aurora Aksnes (1996), and both are now super famous artists. I took the same music classes as Aurora (only one year older than me), I had played guitar every day for 6 years, but I never sat down to make a song. Both Alan and Aurora had become famous by the end of high school (at around 18 years old). I've thought many times: "what if I had bought some recording equipment, took all the best of my guitar riff ideas that I had recorded at the time (maybe 500 recordings) and just made them all into songs. Maybe I would've become famous as well?". Then again, maybe I didn't have that musical vision like Alan Walker or raw talent like Aurora. There are also thousands of other factors at play. After all, my friend in music class had his own studio in his garage, and the only times his songs have been played was at his own parties

Do anything. Just don't sit in your basement and smoke weed for a year

Literally just live your life.

No crypto-sexist bait threads.