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Not my cup of tea. But I can see the value/niche and why its a good market for spirituality.

Tuvan throat singing? Chanting?

What music is that? Thats where Ikigai comes in... Ive listened to every genre of music like ever... over 10 years, and electronic is what I love. If I try to do something "new" just to "suceed" but my heart is not in it that will show and I will get bored quick. I dont think I have to reinvent the wheel or anything, just do something that stands out, silly example: Polka/Drum n Bass with Bulgarian Choir influences, you get the point. Good point, recently I have realized how important tools are for music, if you limit yourself you find new avenues, for example, in the 80s poor folks couldnt afford instruments so they use vinyl records and looped them with cheap drum machines... Tada... Hip-Hop!

Yes, of course, theres alot of possibility of mixing music with other avenues nowadays. Personally I use the Life Purpose to help me figure out my niche in music, Im not really into mixing it with other things, but of course the possibilities are endless. For example VR/AR music videos will be amazing when they get popular.

Leo doing self-inquiry while on psychedelics.

Okay... Ill try.

Everyday im always a little worried that I will get sick with cold, flu or some stomach ache , Im also obsessing over my heartrate, which Ive done for a few years... How can I stop being worried about my health? Im not an unhealthy person. I was severly sick alot as a baby so maybe its subconscious trauma. What do you think?

Thanks. Definitely will.

Yeah... something like that... I have already been to therapy for social anxiety... cant afford to go again...

I think hes a litte Red too.

Yep, and highly tied in with toxic masculinity, "meat is for men!" "vegans are pussies!". That sort of mentality. I remember when I was around 18 in high school/college, there was these sort of "friends" I had who were addicted to the gym and every time we had school lunch they would compete with eachother about who could eat the most, to puff up their masculinity, hahaha! They were dead serious too, not even tounge in cheek!

You would think food would be the last thing to be ideological about but its actually quite the opposite.

wilber the thicc guru, all the girls at the ashram go yum yum

Heads up, Breitbart is a highly biased Alt-Right news source.

That models arent the territory. Life is experience. ...But systems thinking is so advanced for most folks that it would be unneccessary to critique it, its kind of like abandoning your ship in the middle of the river. You probably wont exhaust systems thinking in this life time. Another problem is language in general, ineffability, some things just cant be explained to others.

Its good that the Orange debunking community (Dont know what to call it) has its eggs in the right basket. The Alt-Right community has had way too much breathing room the past few years. It needs pushback.

Rationalwiki is good for Orange skeptic debunking kind of stuff, not so good for Green/Yellow and higher. Its a tool, like anything else.

Ideology can come in the form of a trojan horse.

https://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Tara_McCarthy

“Beware that, when fighting monsters, you yourself do not give a handjob to one..." Fredster The Nitchzter

Dude spent his entire life complaining about group-think and ideology leading to bad things, what is the Alt-Right and Neo-Nazism but group-think. Hes basically associating himself with what he supposedly hates.

Lol, he is interviewing a neo-nazi on a neo-nazi site.

Thats basically the whole point of the Anti-Christ, dress like angel, talk like an angel. Trump could have shot someone on the street and they would have still had his back.

Lol, theres a huge difference between Wilber and Beck, I highly doubt he voted for Trump. "The world is in turmoil. As populist waves roil the Brexit-bound UK, along with Europe, Turkey, Russia, Asia—and most visibly, the US with the election of Donald Trump—nationalist and extremist political forces threaten the progress made over many decades. How did we get here? And how, with so much antagonism, cynicism, and discord, can we mend the ruptures in our societies? In this provocative work, philosopher Ken Wilber explains why there is cause for hope. He lays much of the blame on a failure at the progressive, leading edge of society. This leading edge is characterized by the desire to be as just and inclusive as possible, and to it we owe the thrust toward women’s rights, the civil rights movement, the environmental movement, and more. This is all evolutionarily healthy; what is unhealthy is a creeping postmodernism that is elitist, “politically correct,” and that looks down on “deplorables.” Combine this with the techno-economic demise of many traditional ways of making a living, and you get an explosive mixture. As Wilber says, for some Trump voters: “Everywhere you are told that you are fully equal and deserve immediate and complete empowerment, yet everywhere are denied the means to actually achieve it. You suffocate, you suffer, and you get very, very mad.” He is watching Blue and Green from a birds eye view.