EugeneTheSage

This topic is controversial, there is no studies about 🦶 patches, so I'm looking for anecdotal reports. Is there anyone who used them and felt improvement in health? For those who don't know these are the patches thet you stick to your feet and they supposedly soak toxins from your body.

https://youtu.be/d93SGaf82OM Damn, this notion PPV (Pillar, Pipelines, Vaults) system looks great. August Bradley looks like stage Yellow person, he talks a lot about systems thinking.

@Schizophonia If you soak nuts, beans for 12 hrs in 1:4 water ratio they are digesting perfectly. For nuts is better to dry them before consumption - it's not very cool to eat them while they are wet

@PurpleTree Anthony Williams from medical medium also claims that. I didn't have a chance to confirm/disprove his claim. I notice that after eating eggs I have inflammation in my muscles.

Bwy, guys, what do you think of using emojis instead of some words in your notes? I think it will allow to easier dive into the long paragraph. I wonder if I would be able to export the emojis in case I would migrate to some other note-taking software.

Yeah, I watched your video on commonplace book, Leo. One note is not bad. But in notion you can assign cool icons to your notes😍 Well, I can access my notes without internet connection. Isn't it the same as locally stored? I don't care about them having my data. I disagree about structure. If you want to create something complex you need to organize it well, otherwise it won't scale up. The fact that obsidian allows assign things to a few categories simultaneously is great, I'd dive deeper into it. I hope it has the ability to seamlessly sync between mobile and PC - that's very important for me. Now my notes would be dispersed in one more app😅

For a long time, I was making notes in google docs and it hit its limit. Besides the structure is totally wrong for note-taking. I've tried the notion, it feels very good. The main advantage is that it has a lot of types of blocks. I've also tried Trello, but it is definitely not good for note-taking. I've tried ClickUp recently, but it really too complicated and there are some annoying bugs. It doesn't support offline access. On mobile it is sloppy. Advantages of Notion from my PoV: synced blocks good webpages previews free has a lot of plugins sync accessible offline accessible on mobile databases are very cool tags I'm able to paste images Right now my commonPlace book is dispersed throughout google docs, Trello, notion, and miro. In the next week, I'll move everything to notion, and some visual stuff I'll be making in miro. It blocks me unfortunately because it thinks I'm from occupied regions of Ukraine. What do you guys think about Notion? Maybe you'd recommend some other software?

@supremeyingyang @supremeyingyang [can't delete tags] Healthwise yes, much better. Stopping eating sugar by itself improved my feeling. Except ear ring and inflammation in my head cavities. To start dealing with that problem I'd need to gather some money. Besides health problems there is social media and PMO addiction that puts cap on me. I wish there would be some triphala for these issues

I used to eat a plate of chocolate every day, but it is 2 weeks since I stopped. I don't want anymore. I think triphala water contributed to this. Hard to tell 100% because I take a lot of things I've started with 1/4 of teaspoon of triphala in 200ml of tepid water and slowly increased to the 1 teaspoon per 200ml of water over the course of 2 weeks. I drink it 40mins before bedtime. I've tried this one: https://svitovederevo.com.ua/powder-triphala-organic-india.html Yeah, India is rich in heavy metals, I know. Try yourself guys and tell what are your results

@supremeyingyang[couldn't delete the tag] How do I feel now: Much more focused, have much better memory. I meditate much deeper, I am much more centered in the present moment. I think vitamin D3, magnesium, iron, vit B-complex contributed to these results I still fill pressure in my temples and sinuses though. I also don't want sugary food anymore! That's huge. No craving at all! I think triphala water contributed to it. I've started with 1/4 of teaspoon of triphala in 200ml of tepid water and slowly increased to the 1teaspoon per 200ml of water over the course of 2 weeks. I drink it 40mins before bedtime. Maybe it was something different, I take a lot of things, but I don't see what other thing could possibly helped this. Triphala cleanses your intestine tract. I also take 600mg N-AcetylCysteine (NAC) twice per day. It is a powerful hepatoprotector which restores liver deposits od Glutatione - powerful antioxidant. I'l see how it affects me. I think the abovementioned results are partially caused by it.

@universe me for example

This was also a dilemma for me. I try to lie as little as possible, but I would lie in these cases. I couldn't tell my grandma that I used psychedelics, it would be impossible to convince her that these substances are good. Sometimes she inadequately reacts to ordinary things like taking supplements. The most important thing is to not lie to yourself and have a clear perception of reality, without any distortions, or biases. For example, in my case, I was excusing myself about irresponsible usage of psychedelics - admitting yourself that would be much better than admitting to parents that you use psychedelics. I think this is actually lying to yourself. In my opinion, you are better off straightforward lying to parents than doing that kind of mental gymnastics

Sounds impressive. When I read your post, I remembered the feeling of the real me (not in spiritual sense)

Cool feature. Unfortunately, I no more do notes in google docs - I found Notion more comfortable. I wonder if there is some tool which is outside of google docs or Notion that will allow you to dictate in any software. Sometimes I read a book and I need to quickly translate some word without putting the book aside. Google assistant on my phone is terrible

Yeah, that's my favourite movie