Danioover9000

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  1. @Guillem12 Good place to start is picking an art as a hooby, like drawing, and learning some marketing. The drawing helps you strenhhen your observation skills, and visualization. The marketing is more long term, when you want to market your value as an employee, or your small business. Might as well learn financial investments.
  2. @Mr Green Basically do a Leonardo da Vinci? Study a wide range of fields,
  3. So far, Biden hasn't screwed up, and his administration, big enough that the backlash would bring back Trump.
  4. Will there be a video covering reincarnation and evolution? P.S. This all reminds me or the movie 'Old Boys'. It's a pretty good movie, that has a loopy ending which puts the main character in deep denial. Worth the watch for the insights into imagination.
  5. @Danioover9000 What I'm referring to is not merely Conservativism as a political idea, but as a force of nature. For example, if you are into fitness, and try out a new exercise or do slightly more or lift heavier, you induce temporary increase in stress. Our body has to adapt to that stimulus, which means that you need some r/r for a bit before continuing again, until you adjust to that new workout and your body normalizes to that stress. That is conservation in action, specifically with rest also. You are being conservative when you plan out and figure out your financial situation. You don't gamble all your savings away, that's not being conservative. You also manage your personal finance and investment portfolio, research good ownership assets, and invest in them like stocks, real estate and small business. You are being conservative when you're deciding on how you maintain that career path, or how you manage your workplace. You don't just quit or assault your colleagues when it gets a bit stressful. You are being conservative when you are relating to other people, socializing and dating. You don't just flirt with a random person that is too young or too old that it's inappropriate to. You don't appoach people, generally being social, when your gut tells you not to do so. You are being conservative when you plan out your healthy diet and lifestyle. You don't go straight to eating raw veggies, or air, or insects. You instead track your nutrition, clean up your diet by eliminating one beverage or food at a time, adjust, record on your food journal, and repeat for the long term. You slowly work up to a really well balanced diet, or a specific diet, which requires research and self experimenting, not rash and rapid changes. You also check if you are sleeping correctly, for 7-8 hours, and napping around half to an hour in the day, proper r and r. You are being conservative when you are entertaining yourself with the same leisure and entertainment, but also when selecting a new leisure activity, or when resting. You keep in mind that your leisure time is important for releasing stress from work, or schooling, or dealing with a social conflict, so you are being conservative when you select how you get that stress release. You are being conservative when you do your house chores and look after your own property, the interior and exterior, if you have a garden, a backyard or a front yard you plan for those changes, research and weigh up potential costs for hiring specialists to work on parts of your property, or to do the repairs yourself. Also managing one's home environment is being conservative, similarly to feng shui. Conservativism is more than just a political ideology, but it's a force of nature, the yang of it. So don't make a shadow out of being conservative when the situation really needs you to become a conservative.
  6. This is how conflicts are sorted out around the stages of red to blue. Notice it's not evil, but rather it's survival.
  7. Since Leo is on the blog posting Vice stuff, I've decided to open a thread about their videos, starting with the more crazier ones they have. Feel free to share.
  8. Water is not unlimited.
  9. @Fearey Really? When someone has experienced growth, what happens? If you're into self help, and you do a pre mortem, what are you doing?
  10. @John Iverson OP stands for 'original poster', A.K.A you lol. I meant look up lucid dreaming techniques the other user was also mentioning.
  11. Like many others who have said, clarify what you value, and over time align your work with whwt you calue and are passionate about. A close second, is marketing and funding. You can rely a bit on marketing to generate views for your own online business.
  12. Sit alone in a dark room, in meditation. That's how I managed this fear.
  13. I would not date such people, and generally avoid these types as it's very likely the relationship will be co dependent, and suggest to get some help. If a current short term gf/bf relationship, I would give some emotional support, but still keep context sensitive and beware of emotional manipulation, especially if said partner is not selfish enough to be independent in their own life at least. This is why boundaries are helpful, as they signal that you can axe the relationship if they don't respect you and the relationship enough to change for the beter. And if and when you decide to end the relationship, don't feel too guilty, there's plenty people out there to get to know.
  14. @Nhobdy Well said. The lack of appreciation for how far we've come, our differences and adaptability is no small problem.
  15. The real issue about this virus is that it is contagious as hell, and worse than the flu that a lot of young and old people die, and you wouldn't know until after 7 or so days that you are infected, which means that whoever you came across in social situations in that 7 or so days, has the virus you passed on. This is why getting vaccinated, wearing masks, avoiding crowds and maintaining some distance from people now is more responsible than not, unless you don't care what happens to those you pass on the virus to.
  16. @Eren Eeager Well, we might end up creating a world like The Boys then, super heroes who are neurotic and have sidhis.
  17. Yes and yes to both, I have experienced lucid dreaming in both methods. The WILD method might take longer to master, because you have to have some experience with getting in touch with your mental body, and how it internally is felt through the senses. If you've done multu sensory visualizations, plus vivid 3d locations in your mind, that tackles the last bit of WILD. The earlier bit about seeing wavy colours and relaxation of the body can be improved by doing meditation exercises. I definitely suggest OP to try them out. Mastery of dreams is good if you are serious about consciousness work. The more self training you do to lucid dream, or keepjng a dream journal, has an overlapping benefit of spiritual work.
  18. @Ferretab This is not surprising. A person who seems to have come from a culture with a mix of stage purple/red/blue values, reacts badly to a school that teaches stuff with stage orange/green values to his own children. For a parent that is more traditional in programming, that fear is genuine. Yes, no ideology of any kind. The easiest way to be dogmatic is to ignore this one rule. Already people are getting a bit ideological in this thread. Come on, self actualizers, rise above it. At this point, anyone who has a similar view is aired is good for their programming, although you're right it's surprising. Depending on how morally, cognitively and consciously developed you are, along with how much experience you have in a domain of life, increases your open mindedness.
  19. @Karmadhi It's a good learning experience when it comes to knowing what the losing of inhibitions feels like in a drunken state. It's in the realm of possibility to lose that sober, but that takes other factors in development of consciousness to pull off well, including and outside of dating. Apparently some researchers found a correlation between alcohol and likely formation of certain cancers. I would definitely suggest proper moderation with alcohol.
  20. The last bit was a blanket statement for some who do, not intended to you specifically. Overall I agree that a carefully balanced approach is necessary, keeping in mind how a food effects the body and mind can widely vary. I don't agree with when one side says their diets the bestest, and then turns around and preaches that this should be all humanity eats in the whole wide world forever, and demonize people who eat differently. That's when it gets ridiculous to me. We are lucky to not reach a situation where humanity is too over populated, and we end up eating green cookies as the only diet available. P S. Bonus points to anyone who knows the name of the film this is based on.
  21. @impulse9 Thanks for the critic! It does look odd due to me not including a background, but at the time I was seeing how it looks when I use both pen and pencil using semi realistic style instead of a realistic xenomoph. The drawing was mostly from memory and imagination of a xenomoph, and yes the tail is the best part as I really slowed down to get the spinal pattern right. Seeing it again I could've made the spine along the torse a similar size but smaller than the tail, and overlap the last 1/6 of the tail over it's shoulder. How it looked in my head when I viewed it from above (camera 2 top view) was the tail was leaning left of the body and doing a slim s curve to me (camera 1 side view) and it was attacking something downwards with it's tail and right arm, while it's left was holding part of it down (front view camera) I opted to do that instead of have it use both arms to pin, as that doesn't look too dynamic for me.
  22. @Esilda Thanks! I do plan on sharing some of my progress here. It seems like HD pencil don't show up well when I take a pic, so it's gonna be either pen outline around a HD pencil drawing, or a 4B pencil, or a black colouring pencil.
  23. Yep. I play chess too, and nobody has beaten me over 4d chess yet.