Danioover9000

This thread is going nowhere productive, and at most is combative and hostile.

By the way, HOW IS A FORUM RACIST?

@Fleetinglife It's mostly ethnocentrism that is the bigger problem, and racism is more global.

@Thestarguitarist14 Guilt, shame, and the need to be right.

@Thestarguitarist14 Guilt, shame, and the need to be right.

@Thestarguitarist14 OMG guys! He's having a discussion about this issue, when he said he wasn't interested in having one! Posted in the wrong sub forum too. @Leo Gura

@Gili Trawangan I agree, a third booster is probably not necessary, for most people.

@Hardkill You'll always be missing out on something in life. The question then becomes, if you already will miss out, have you not missed out in what's valuable to you in life?

@JuliusCaesar I think this was posted earlier in the thread, but these are good books on handling thought forms and creating servitors. I'm in the middle of using one of these books to further my understanding of these topics.

@itachi uchiha Ok, since you've said that you needed to be more mature about how you written your title and post, can you tell me one revision you would have done here, to make this thread and post less triggering?

@itachi uchiha Do you know what probabilities are, and can you tell me how this effects the probability of a genocide occurring in India? How is anti muslim propaganda connected to the probability of genocide in India? In your apples to oranges comparison you made, one hand it's propaganda to divide and rule, the other hand the likelihood of genocide will happen in India. Now you included another comparison of another scale, China and Pakistan wanting to destroy India through the anti muslim propaganda. Can you tell me how China and Pakistan are related to the likelihood of genocide occurring in India, and the proppaganda to divide and rule? Also, in your own words, can you explain to me what you think is a genocide and a propaganda and how the two are connected? I'm asking you what do you think of the expert's opinion of genocide likely occurring in India. Do you think the expert's opinion is the correct assumption of India's likelihood of genocide? Why do you think this one expert's opinion, among other experts, is likely to be true? If Hindu extremists have hate speeches, then do you think it's also likely that Muslim extremists have hate speeches about Hindus as well? For example:

@Yali One example is Michael Jackson. There were other factors involved in what happened to him and his decision to surgically change his skin colour to white, in terms of his values system he gained from his family and culture, the way he thinks, his morality, his ego development, his shadow aspects of his psyche, his state of consciousness, personality typing, other domains of life and his worldview. I would say, psychological speaking, from what I can recall, he had an abnormal childhood, it that he had an over bearing father figure, that didn't distinguish family from business/career, merged the two domains to create the Jackson Five, and projected expectations of Michael Jackson as the lead dancer of the family. Because of this, while his career and skill development started quite early as both a singer and dancer, the trade off is that in Micheal Jackson's family and social relationships, is of a lesser quality, in exchange he gained enoigh energy and time in put into development of his skills as a singer and dancer.

This is another interesting video, between a healthygamer coach Max and Mr. Girl. https://youtu.be/BU_49TK3GGw What are your thoughts about this discussion? I'll post mine later.

@itachi uchiha Also, what do you think of the expert's prediction?

@inFlow I have had similar symptoms, irregular heart palpitations, on just my 2nd shot of Pfizer. Apparently it might be linked to the mRNA, as I never have had heart palpitations in the context of a flu shot. Luckily for me the symptoms have declined slightly over time but every other day it fluctuates. I had to stop my regular exercise routines and do lesser forms once per week.

@PurpleTree Apparently, jobs that involved necessary commodities they tended to raise prices of back then. So if you wanted to buy some bread, it was much higher in a store run by a jewish person than in another store.

@Recursoinominado *think

@Dazgwny Most important, for many people, is basic self help and whatever motivates them to the self actualisation journey and improving aspects of their lives. When survival is challenged, truth quickly disappears and becomes part of the background.

@itachi uchiha What do you think is the probability of a genocide occurring in India? What do you mean when you said on one hand it's propaganda to divide and rule, but on the other hand genocide could happen soon? Why are you making an apples to orange comparison here? Do you know the difference between propaganda and genocide? Do you have some links to show us these hate speeches from Hindu extremists? So, what point are you trying to make here in discussing the probability of a genocide in India? I mean, this is a personal development forum, and I know this is a sub forum that deals with politics, but why did you frame your first post in such an inflammatory way, knowing that it can trigger users here who are identified as muslims or as Hindus?

'One hand washes the other.'.

@Hardkill You know by being socially calibrated. You know you are being creepy, because as you are talking, as you are making and maintaining eye contact, as you are gesturing using your body, you simultaneously pick up changes in her tonality, and body language. Being creepy has a hard feeling to it, it's not like being horny. The state of mostly being hard kills most cold approaches, so try to lossen up, get into an excited state, and try again. Afterwards, for every rejection, ask yourself were you in the right state to be approaching? Were you calibrated? What were her non verbal cues?

@Luca001 For me, what I love about painting: The colours used to represent the subject of reality, the perspective, proportions, values, graphical reading like light/darkness, contrasts, composition of the painting, learning about the artist and their sources of inspiration, their way of learning/training. All the questions from the first paragraph, and much more. Take advantage of the internet, and spend a set amount of time looking at paintings in Google images for example. Plan at some pount to visit an art gallery yourself, but for consistency do view them digitally. The question of whether people should be involved in art is a question based on morality and ethics, because of the word 'should' being used in the question. This depends on what value systems the population is brought up to in their society, what cognitive development they have, moral development, what personality types the person has, and life experiences so far as an individual, and history as a collective. For example, let's say the painting dipiction is realistic, has nudity, and has themes of sex, dreaming, divinity, magic and occult symbolism in parts of the buildings and the composition of the 3 figures. To a person, or group of people who are in the millennial generation that has stage green values, they would see the painting and have a different sense making compared to when a person/group of stage blue fundamentalists Islamists, Christians or Orthodox Jews sees the painting, because elements of the painting would have positve associations with stage green values, but negative associations to a stage blue fundamentalist. The moral development of a hippie, polygamous person, is much more than the morals of a religious extremist, because the sexual aspect isn't as repressed as in the fundamentalist.

@Julian gabriel This isn't limited to humans though. Art is also expressed through animals like birds. I've seen an elephant paint an image of a tree on a canvas. Monkeys also can do abstract painting.

@Insightful27 You do so by socializing more, and calibrating your speach, tone, and body language to the person you're speaking to. Socializing a lot is enough to do this, which is why some men who are extroverted are great at social settings and doing stuff, they had just more time earlier to socialize. Being mindful helps a bit too.

@Julian gabriel The main issue, is at some point in an artist's earlier timeline, they sucked at whatever field of art they are involved in. It's one thing viewing a painting or comic book, but another thing when it comes to making the pieces. For example, if an artist has never drawn with intention before or have drawn very few times, it's hard getting the sketch right, the perspective right, the proportions and divisions right, the lighting and shading right, the values, the gradations, the colours, the figure down right. Sometimes, you can have a very visual mind and can remember every detail of that object, but you can lack the skills to get that detail down to paper. It takes hard work, training, and intentionally placing your focus down to every little action you take, in executing the lines down onto paper. There are hundreds of books about drawing, which have exercises in them, and sometimes it's not enough to do them daily, at an easy pace, but I sometimes have to modify those exercises to suit a specific skills I want, and challenge my hand eye coordination, like getting better at hatching, cross hatching, contour, cross contours, shading, gradation, dotting, circling and so on at unusual directions. Another example is music. It's one thing listening to music, but another playing the instruments. At one point in the timeline, a person had to play each part of that instrument with placed attention to every detail of the action, until eventually your mind builds up sufficient representations of that instrument and sounds it makes that it can relax a bit and play, and enter the flow state. But until you do, your mind/body has to integrate that instrument down enough that the technical skills can sustain flow. This is what I mean with controlling the editing process, the technical aspects of art. That's controllable, and beneficial.