StarStruck

Your body is either addicted to winning or losing

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Joe Dispenza’s stuff is so underrated. With his meditations you can uncover so much self knowledge. Recently I discovered my body was addicted to losing. For example when I’m playing a game of chess I will just continue to play until I loose a game and get my hit of negative emotions and stop. I was not craving for winning and that was just mind boggling. The truth will set you free but it is uncomfortable most of the time. Life should really be seen as a game. If you win or lose it shouldn’t be taken personally because you just had momentum, kept to the principles to game and just played right. Morality and identity is just a construction that you believe in and what to uphold. You don’t get to win unless you play according to the rules of nature and culture. 

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Do you mean loose or lose? If you mean loose, then yes, I agree. You should strive to be loose, relaxed, and calm while also being ambitious and energetic. If you mean lose, then I disagree and so would Andrew Tate. He doesn’t tolerate losers and poor chess players. You shouldn’t either. You should strive to be a winner and be loose and relaxed while you win. True winners don’t make a big deal out of victory because they are so used to it. ;) 

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“Our most valuable resource is not time, but rather it is consciousness itself. Consciousness is the basis for everything, and without it, there could be no time and no resource possible. It is only through consciousness and its cultivation that one’s passions, one’s focus, one’s curiosity, one’s time, and one’s capacity to love can be actualized and lived to the fullest.” - r0ckyreed

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