Brittany

It is on Disney+ if you have that subscription. But the movie dances around the question "Are you sure you want to be immortal?" There is a spring in the forest, that if you drink it, it gives you eternal life.

Reading a lot of Fiction books and Autobiography books. It is the only time you will spend hours upon hours in someone else's mental chatter. Fiction and autobiographies are the neurotic mental chatter of a character, and reading that builds the muscle of empathy.

I watched the movie "Tuck Everlasting" and it really made me rethink immortality.

Mark Vicente is doing a good job with this.

I wouldn't sleep on Tiktok either. There is a lot of powerful jaw-dropping teachings on there.

I agree. A guru pretending to be perfect is a distraction. But a guru being a huge imperfect mess is also a distraction. haha Sometimes a very messy, flawed, imperfect guru who acts a fool makes us want to "cancel" them entirely and throw out the baby with the bathwater. So in the end, the message is the only thing that really matters. Anything that pulls you too much into the messenger, versus focusing on the message itself, can be a distraction.

I focus on both survival and awakening at the same time. If I didn't focus on survival, I would have to go back and live with my parents. And because I REALLY didn't want to do that, it was enough motivation for me to focus heavily on money and building a savings account. hahaha

Death is very random. A 5 year old will die one week. And another week a 60 year old will die. And then another week a 30 year old will die. And then another week a 17 year old will die. And then another week a 95 year old will die. And then another week a 9 month old baby will die. And often times, death doesn't even care about someone's "health". Death removes healthy people from the earth all of the time. Eat healthy, exercise, avoid stress, go to the doctor, etc. to do your part, but then life will randomly do the rest.

I love Neville Goddard's work. The practice of "positive assumptions" and "living in the end" should be taught in schools as a fundamental class. This would give kids a superpower and make them no longer need external validation or external rewards to feel high levels of bliss.

I love this. Though, challenging the concept of stealing opens up a can of worms: "What is ownership for?" "Do humans need boundaries/personal sovereignty/autonomy?" "Is violence (aka protection of what one claims to own) ever necessary?" "Why does consent matter?" "Can the idea of Oneness increase our greed and entitlement tendencies?" "Does Oneness hold room for a person to say NO?" or honestly, the entire TV Show "Pluribus" on Apple TV.....like how much merging is too much merging? haha

Pluribus is fantastic. It opens the door to a lot of philosophical questions.

I am struggling with your usage of the word "Improve". "Improve" to look like what or who, exactly? If you could draw an image of the perfect human, what do they look like?

If you love something, you don't need to cut it out entirely. Just use Pomodoro and set daily limits. For example, "I can use Instagram for 20 minutes a day" and then set a timer.

I was raised in a Conservative environment and had many anti-feminist views in the past. But when I took the time to study more about it, I am realizing that feminism is a lot deeper and complex than I thought. I am starting to see that New Age versions of "Femininity" and the "Divine Feminine" are way less evolved than Feminist literature. The New Age religion's approach to women is more similar to Christian conservatism and has no interest in deconstruction work but instead focuses on maintaining the already existing structure. Feminism is hardcore and honest about how women have been programmed and conditioned mentally. It is a deconstruction and stripping of that programming. And it also shows how certain roles and behaviors required of Women aren't entirely innocent and have hidden motives behind them. It also deconstructs popular sayings or phrases used on Women to make them conform. And it is brutally honest about the way women have been hurt in the past by Men. For many women, this deconstruction process results in a form of Horror and Terror. This is actually a good thing, like a form of ego death. But what Feminism doesn't do well, is give women guidance on how to handle the Horror and Terror. It just leaves women there, in their Horror, and this is what leads to Misandry and women hating Men. And in this, you are right. Leaving women in a state of Horror, is not good. The solution is not to reverse or get rid of feminism. But continue to show women how to Deconstruct their programming while also Reconstructing in a way where Men's value and inherent worth is seen.

No, you can master your emotions. Actors and actresses can literally cry and get angry on impact. You can also learn how to feel any "blissful" feeling you want, even the state of deep blissful Romantic Love, through Law of Assumption or Neville Goddard techniques. There are many spiritual practices that can activate good feelings and state of feeling HIGH. None of this is enlightenment though. It's just emotional mastery, which is a skill of it's own.