Carl-Richard

It's true that investigators haven't officially established a motive as of now. Nevertheless, there are endless piles of evidence that he is anti-Islam, and that is the important point: you can be non-Islamic and run cars into crowds.

You are living it right now by watching it, and when you repeat something, it's more likely to stick.

How do you feel when watching all these people in pain and misery?

And just before that, on December 20th, 2024, in Germany, a guy drove a car into a crowd because he was skeptical of Islam ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

I believe I'm INFP at my core, but I often come off as an INTP; INFP in INTP's clothing But some dude insisted I was an ENFP, so idk.

I sometimes use Fe to judge what Si is relevant to start talking about, but mostly somebody will just start talking about their Si and then I will respond with a Si that is similar. What Si my mind brings up is mostly done spontaneously through mostly Ne, but sometimes I can stop and use various judging functions to determine whether it's relevant enough. To put it in non-MBTI terms: I sometimes use my attunement to the values of other people to judge what personal experience is relevant to start talking about, but mostly somebody will just start talking about some experience they've had and then I will respond with an experience that is similar. What experience my mind brings up is mostly done spontaneously through intuition, but sometimes I can stop to think about whether it's actually relevant enough.

Learning about Si taught me to become better at pretending to be a socially attuned drone by talking about things I've done rather than things I think about.

No, it was a poorly presented inside joke where I was caricaturing a way of communicating that I find rather not useful. I prefer to describe non-duality as the lack of separation rather than things being the same. It's not that the identity of a concept is the same as another concept (e.g. "apple = banana"). It's that there is fundamentally One identity beyond concepts, the Absolute.

Yes. Resonates a lot with my view of myself (except the gifted part 💩🙉💩😉; mandatory humble signalling).

This is not about SD (or intended to be), but it's possible to come to a place where nothing (in terms of human behavior) really surprises you or puzzles you. Just felt like sharing that.

I think routinely watching these kinds of videos is like routinely hitting yourself in the nuts or teasing a snake to bite you. At some point, it just becomes self-torture.

*queue spiritually sanctioned absolute insanity rebuttal: "everything is the same as everything else"*

You underestimate yourself 😉

Beige^ The "unnecessary" part seems quite Green. "It's unnecessary to think bro, just vibe bro". But it was said mostly jokingly. I generally find analyzing another forum member's SD stage revolting.

Green^

That's why you have to beat your dad 😆

Some years ago when I got a little into Chess (I only used to play a few games from time to time with my dad before), I beat a bot rated Candidate Master (~2200 elo) on my phone when I spent a lot of time thinking and focused really hard, albeit with one re-move at the very end (so it wasn't completely fair). The game probably lasted a few hours. At that point, it becomes more about patience and meticulousness than strategy. You literally calculate almost every possible move a few moves ahead. That's also how I beat my dad for the first time: by spending a lot of time calculating and being patient (the game was of course untimed 😄).

Judging by Sadhguru's statue depiction, Shiva was pretty buff

By the words he spoke in this video, he seems as spiritual as people here who talk about spirituality.

Or testing your biomarkers.

What exactly needs to be "filtered out"? What does "filtering out" mean? Glucose "crosses" the blood-brain barrier lol. Ashwagandha is just one thing. We're talking about 100s of supplements of presumably mostly essential nutrients. It's an essential nutrient (?) 🙈 Is my body getting exhausted from eating what it needs to function? 🙉

Supplements is food.

In the video, he literally describes the process of deconstructing the ego (or the identification with it) leading up death, to be hell. The more ego identification, the more resistance and suffering at death, the more hell. The truth is that hell is happening constantly as long as you're identified with the ego, but God allows you to not experience it all at once or in its fullest glory. He allows you to have your limited identified experience and be somewhat fine with that and live your life. He lets you pretend you're actually an ego, shielding you from the fact that you are separating yourself from God in its fullest nature (the Absolute).

This one again: Also, the part of the song that plays when you view the final Wrapped page is probably one of my favorite Meshuggah moments. They landed that one perfectly: https://open.spotify.com/wrapped/share/share-ab6671b8c51243278d5a2bb787942fda?si=oIQP_73iTZW5svfGvqw9Vg&destination=datastories&lang=nb

Try painting this: By Jan Esmann https://arthur.io/art/jan-esmann/untitled-5