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  2. Thank you. I appreciate it.
  3. Seems like God can create the most random things, things that have roamed the earth for millions of years, like dinosaurs for example, but could only know about the time period of dinosaurs when humans arrived, and not before humans?
  5. Nothing is inherently bad (even egoically). Like if it's your brothers birthday and there's a surprise party but he's about to go into the room and find all the balloons and presents so you fake an injury and ask him to help you to the car then yous leave...that's technically manipulation, but he would've been super pissed if you didn't manipulate him there. Subjectively and in actuality, we use the term manipulate to infer negative motivations. So for simplicity sake, really...no it's not manipulation. So if we drop the philosophical fluff and just use the terms how we know we mean, generally it's not a good idea to manipulate other people lol. But some manipulation is required. Most marketing is manipulative. It can also get quite twisty even with honest people. Like technically employing a method of showing 100% genuine authenticity and transparency can also be a method to manipulate people into trusting you. I sense this has become a bit of a word game and mental mastrubation. My solution is best, just use suggestion and drop manipulation.
  6. Not inherently. But in many 9-5 work settings, politics (spoken or unspoken) play a big role and dysfunctions are tolerated due to poor leadership. If someone doesn’t play those games or refuses to engage in gossip or alliances, others may treat them as an outsider. Hard work alone doesn’t always earn trust.
  8. These are savages. The record is from Naim ''Pocket Hercules'' Süleymanoğlu.

  9. Carnivore diet been doing great

    Norbert Somogyi replied to Someone here's topic in Health, Fitness, Nutrition, Supplements

    Scienfitic debate and ethical conduct aside, a vegan diet is not exactly a sustainable practice in all parts of the world. I've been thinking about how the biosphere can be affected by the large-scale transportation of plant-based food to locations where crops don't grow throughout the year (EU and the US for example). However, I instead asked DeepSeek to provide numerous effects, because I was certain I couldn't account for them all. Allow me to copy & paste it These are second and third-order effects which are understandably beyond the scope of individual sensitivity, and of course this accounts for the transportation of animal products as well. The only way I can think of where you can sustainably detach yourself from the supply chain and still provide yourself the conditions to maintain your vegan diet - is to grow your own food with regenerative practices at places with climates that allow you to grow plants throughout the year. Not an easy feat for most. This is where the synergy of the Mind and the Heart is required, so that you can evaluate the extended and long-term effects of your individual choices. Beyond what you are sensitive to when you are heart-centered. P.S: I don't agree with all of the solutions suggested by the AI, nor am I growing my own food - but that's another topic.
  10. Promise I’m not! But I guess the only way to prove that is with time. Either way, hope you enjoy my threads!
  11. I see your point. I would not point to (only) genetics. Whatever it is, it's more concepts and identification. That being said, the most convincing and most likely theory is this: It depends on the amount of rain drops one has experienced in the body in his lifetime: Even number - you need a teacher. Uneven - you don't need one. What makes sense re teaching is this: - You seek out a teacher because u feel like you need one. So you become a student - Any teaching from any teacher would then primarily focus on one thing: allowing, promoting experiences that make the student realize that no teacher is needed - Teach as little as possible, as short as possible, with the ultimate goal to feel others from the believe of need for teaching. Enable others to set themselves free on their own Alan Watts said sth similar re psychotherapy: As long as you believe you need therapy, you DO need it. In this context I also remember him joking about how he tries support people around him by freeing them from the believe that they need to improve 😄
  12. Was / is God a forever temporary human idea?
  13. Pure transparency, this was one of my deepest awakenings. It felt like a clear, transparent overlay had settled over everything, or everything else had been completely cleared out, like a vacuum emptying the room. My consciousness and awareness felt incredibly real, and I kept screaming, “Awakening! Awakening! Awake! I’m awake, I’m so awake, so awake!” Not white, no color, and not a void either. It’s the same room, the same visual field you’re seeing now, but everything feels so much “realer,” “purer,” with heightened awareness. The best way to describe it is to compare how you feel when you’re painfully sleepy and drowsy versus after a perfect nap when you’re fully awake. Even though your surroundings haven’t changed, your experience is way more alert and clear.
  14. Definitely the bearded man in the clouds .
  15. You might like the book "The Surrender Experiment" by Michael Singer. It is kind of like an autobiography of how when he surrendered, many things just fell into place financially and relationship wise. Book Description: "As he takes you through his grand experiment, Singer demonstrates how surrender is the key to a peaceful and harmonious life. His remarkable and unexpected personal experiences will challenge your deepest assumptions, teaching you how to stop making the outside world conform to your desires, let go of the need to control everything, and place your trust in life’s perfection. Thought-provoking and moving, The Surrender Experiment will inspire you to seek the calm and freedom that comes from letting go."
  16. @Xonas Pitfall nope you are him. You are not gonna escape from my bullshit detector. The writing style is unbelievably similar.
  17. Thanks for this Eureka moment.
  18. Very interesting what you posted about The Boy Who Could Read With His Ears What blows my mind is how the survival drive of agencies trumps traditional science and metaphysics just for having the edge. It's quite astonishing to see how they consider such radical possibilities just to have a survival advantatge even if it goes against all common scientific knowledge. Btw, I loved the last quote from the CIA:
  19. @Someone here I’m not Keryo! It seems like Keryo has been away from the forum for a while, but I do think they’re very cool! Hopefully they’ll come back soon. I’m just a new little mouse here
  20. @Mellowmarsh I don’t know for sure! I’m just sharing what my experience was like. On one trip, I couldn’t stop drawing triangles with eyes in the middle, or single-eye creatures like the ones I mentioned earlier. That was when I was going through my awakening to no-self. I’m sharing this here so others can compare with their own experiences. That’s all. It’d be interesting to see if there are any commonalities or patterns, even though these experiences are supposed to be very personal and subjective.
  21. @Xonas Pitfall oh yeah i remember you kreyo guy.

  22. Things are going to get rough.

    Apparition of Jack replied to Apparition of Jack's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events

    @zazen Fantastic videos man. I’ll be sure to check them out.
  23. Does the “observer” aspect of God have an image for the’me’? What would that image look like for the’me’?
  24. @Someone here Thanks! And just to be clear, I’m not saying this is what God looks like or what God is. Like you said, God is everything and has no image or form – that’s why Islam doesn’t promote imagery, especially idol worship or anthropomorphic depictions. As said above, I’m just pointing out that some images act as powerful symbols or pointers. They can evoke something deep or even help trigger or confirm an awakening. So if you ever decide to trip and see anything that visually points you to God, definitely share it here, yay!
  25. The mask from Majora’s Mask in The Legend of Zelda!
  26. God is a human who lives on Earth, has access to the internet, and has started a forum thread titled "Who or what or how or where is God?".
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