Idyllic life aspects

[Tyler Robinson]

How would you integrate healthy aspects into your life and how will each aspect manifest itself? 

 

[Tyler Robinson]

 

A strong firm education system. 

 

[Tyler Robinson]

The other thing I can think of is limited social media and political consumption. 

Does art add beauty to life? 

 

Edited August 26, 2022 by Tyler Robinson

[Tyler Robinson]

Omg @Carl-Richard I neeeeeeeeeeeeed your help!!!!!!!! My brain isn't functioning.

Give me ideas plz

[Carl-Richard]

@Tyler Robinson I'm eating. 2 sec

[Tyler Robinson]

I need a longish answer. I'm already telling you. So eat a lot. 

[thisintegrated]

21 minutes ago, Tyler Robinson said:

Omg @Carl-Richard I neeeeeeeeeeeeed your help!!!!!!!! My brain isn't functioning.

Give me ideas plz

???

[Tyler Robinson]

10 minutes ago, thisintegrated said:

???

I'm scratching my brain since 4 hours. 

All im getting are a few words scattered in space.. Creative exhaustion. 

This is after I made that long list in your journal. (so exhausted right now Ughhhhhhh) 

 

[Carl-Richard]

47 minutes ago, Tyler Robinson said:

I need a longish answer. I'm already telling you. So eat a lot. 

I mean, I've already written a topic which lays out my approach to health if you truly want a long answer. I'm just going to give a summary of that here.

So basically do things that create meaning in your life on all levels simultaneously, be it adding some structure to your daily life, or aligning yourself with a life purpose, working on the roots and dynamics of your emotions, physical exercise, diet etc., and of course balance all of that with spiritual practice.

These are all things that have worked in my life, and I started almost from scratch, implementing them one by one. So while I sometimes reference actual science, for me it's not just theory. I also have other similar things like that in my bookmarks.

[Tyler Robinson]

@Carl-Richard this wasn't comprehensive by any means. 

[Carl-Richard]

6 hours ago, Tyler Robinson said:

@Carl-Richard this wasn't comprehensive by any means. 

What did I miss?

[Tyler Robinson]

@Carl-Richard you are only talking about health. 

[Carl-Richard]

1 minute ago, Tyler Robinson said:

@Carl-Richard you are only talking about health. 

 

16 hours ago, Tyler Robinson said:

healthy aspects

Wut

[Tyler Robinson]

29 minutes ago, Carl-Richard said:

 

Wut

Omg. I'm talking about so many many things that you need to integrate into a well rounded life. Like education, health, relationships and much more. 

Give me ideas please. 

 

[Carl-Richard]

8 minutes ago, Tyler Robinson said:

Omg. I'm talking about so many many things that you need to integrate into a well rounded life. Like education, health, relationships and much more. 

Give me ideas please. 

I'm talking about what is common across all those things: meaning. It's not enough to talk about things. It's also about the approach to those things.

Meaning is not just structure or order. It's dynamic, self-organizing, intelligent. It's that which orients you between order and chaos. It's optimal grip, elegance, balance, flow. It's resilience, self-sustaining, vitality, organic, aliveness. It's morality, reason and consciousness.

Like meaning, I approach the concept of health as a deep metaphysical thing, not just as something concrete like diet or exercise. It governs everything you do. Every action you undertake is either more or less healthy, and exactly how that works has to do with meaning. This is also not just me. The mainstream is also going in this direction: the biopsychosocial model, salutogenesis, anti-paternalism etc. 

[Yarco]

> Creates vague topic
> Demands answer from moderator
> It better be long
> Moderator provides answer
> "Not good enough"

What am I even witnessing right now

[Tyler Robinson]

2 hours ago, Carl-Richard said:

I'm talking about what is common across all those things: meaning. It's not enough to talk about things. It's also about the approach to those things.

Meaning is not just structure or order. It's dynamic, self-organizing, intelligent. It's that which orients you between order and chaos. It's optimal grip, elegance, balance, flow. It's resilience, self-sustaining, vitality, organic, aliveness. It's morality, reason and consciousness.

Like meaning, I approach the concept of health as a deep metaphysical thing, not just as something concrete like diet or exercise. It governs everything you do. Every action you undertake is either more or less healthy, and exactly how that works has to do with meaning. This is also not just me. The mainstream is also going in this direction: the biopsychosocial model, salutogenesis, anti-paternalism etc. 

Duh!!!  I'm talking about structure. 

 

[Carl-Richard]

1 hour ago, Tyler Robinson said:

Duh!!!  I'm talking about structure. 

You're talking about concrete things. You want me to make you a grocery list for things to do. I'm doing something different. I'm talking about abstract concepts from which you can derive which things to do. If you can truly understand the concepts that unite all healthy things, that is much more powerful than just following a list, because then you're the one who knows what to do, and it creates intrinsic motivation towards applying that knowledge. This goes back to meaning again: merely engaging in the process of meaning-making; of making sense, of understanding; is in itself healthy. I'm trying to make you do something healthy

[Tyler Robinson]

8 hours ago, Carl-Richard said:

You're talking about concrete things. You want me to make you a grocery list for things to do. I'm doing something different. I'm talking about abstract concepts from which you can derive which things to do. If you can truly understand the concepts that unite all healthy things, that is much more powerful than just following a list, because then you're the one who knows what to do, and it creates intrinsic motivation towards applying that knowledge. This goes back to meaning again: merely engaging in the process of meaning-making; of making sense, of understanding; is in itself healthy. I'm trying to make you do something healthy

I'll look into that. 

[Tyler Robinson]

This Comment resonated with me. For a long time I was thinking what healthy Red would look like. And this is something I would like to integrate as a healthy aspect of an idyllic life. 

 

It's actually a quite visceral feeling in my chest that I can feel right now when writing these examples: "fuck you"-energy; confronting a hard situation, not just for something like an injustice, but for your own future gain, like initiating a conversation or influencing a decision; saying no to a suggestion from somebody you respect or like; saying what you want, asserting your preferences; meeting adversity with strength and decisiveness; speaking, walking and moving with assertiveness and confidence, taking pain and fear as motivation; getting shit done without thinking twice; don't wallow in your own self-pity, etc.

Essentially just Red. I'm seeing all these things as genuine resources and as an intrinsic part of myself that needs to be expressed, while before I saw them as things to be avoided. It's also coming from a place of necessity and health rather than obsession or desire, something which you can maybe accuse Tate of, although I would argue that the pure energetic signature of that isn't what makes him dislikeable. It has more to do with his beliefs and values (about money, gender roles, society, government etc.), e.g. what he talks about, not how he talks.