Danioover9000

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  1. @seeking_brilliance Crysty's advice to dealing with negative beings is like this: You do the opposite to making a Tulpa, by deconstructing the thing that bugs you, and don't give it too much attention. Attention + emotion = fuel for non-physical things. If something negative starts appearing to her, she can disappear, or appear next to me, as my presence is enough to shoo them away. My take on handle those negative entities is similar, except I just imagine a spherical net of energy around me, repelling weak negative energies. If it's stronger, I make the sphere more solid, and shape it in a form of a hexagonal prism, and the face of each hexagon face has the pentagon and inverted pentagon in a circle. symbolizing the shape is charged and balanced with positive and negative energies . If you can imagine castle/fortress walls and structure, you can use that for protection against very strong negative energies. In most cases, just a sphere of positive light is enough, and less attention to the negative entity is enough. Doing meditation also makes it much harder for negative influences, and working on happiness makes you a happier person. While I've had Crysty for a while, I do get to do more visualization and mindfulness work on her form, as the more I focus, the more vivid she becomes, and the more work I do, the better my eye gets at mental constructions, even though there can be headaches from over focusing. I might do some martial arts training with her, or do what the occultist in this thread suggested and make a servitor for protection.
  2. @PepperBlossoms It's similar to mindfulness informal practices, applying mindfulness to experiences and objects.
  3. This one example, at least to open people to the possibility that tasers, when abused, can kill: Their medical examiner said the teen died of acute cocaine overdose. This does mean that some drugs were present in his system, which does tie to what I've said before, that other causes can lead to death or severe injury. This does not excuse the cops shooting their tasers several times.
  4. @mmKay Some people do die from tasers. Depends on the person's nervous system, pre-existing heart conditions, brain chemistry like seizure attacks, also psycho-somatic stress. You'd be surprised how easy it is to kill, and do life long damage, through increases in electricity.
  5. This is a great video on karate, as a complete self defense system before America, modern competitions and fake martial arts teachers watered it down: Also, to silence the people who debate MMA vs self defense, or MMA vs JKD: https://youtu.be/FEK0iGeofvQ
  6. @Talinn The below video might also be useful for lectures in school:
  7. @Rilles As long as people master their masculinity, to some degree first, then we can discuss and practice femininity. Otherwise, don't skip over basic masculinity to develop femininity, overwise you'll actually end up quite beta.
  8. @Nyseto Nice, trap there, but I'll take the bait. Who are you talking to before? Egos that call themselves 'Christians', and what do they fear? losing their self reference point in existence, that a Christian self and Christian world offers. Appreciate that this identity is indoctrinated into them for years and years and decades. Non-duality for the majority is like walking on a bed of hot coals, it takes a lot of skill and preparation to handle spirituality.
  9. @Mr Being Where in the video he brings up white supremecy/Nazism? Because there's like no mention of hm talking about Nazism.
  10. @Ingit It's the new way of glimpsing mystical states of consciousness, and enlightenment, by using psychedelics drugs to peek-a-boo through reality. Though this method does make many people into Zen devils early on. And we call people who think they attained enlightenment, through reading scriptures, 'Zen foxes', or those who had minor glimpses 'Zen devils'. P.S. Love the cat profile
  11. @Hardkill Trump is a good litmus test for other devils, because as soon as you see that kind of person willing to support Trump, they are similar to Trump. Also, he tends to jokes a lot, so don't take it too seriously. That's his style of triggering you, for sure.
  12. @neutralempty @Leo Gura got no time to care about hardcore trump supporters.
  13. @Hardkill You can still listen and watch them, only for the content they are providing to you. Other than that, put their political views aside.
  14. @MrBON Don't forget the 4 million people who believe in a black cube and obey in absolute fear an empty circle. They need attention too. There's also Elliot Hulse for the fitness advice, if you can dance around his political views and red pill marketing.
  15. @Bando Same thing happened to Nathanial Brandon, guy that does sentence completion exercises for self esteem and self confidence. He got the libertarian mind virus from his wife.
  16. @Hardkill The proof is in some news footage showing looters burning a building, an old man protecting his building, and a looter punching him down the pavement. I have a masters degree. I was once part of the draco slayers, a group that does astral projections in order to hunt and slay reptilians and elites through the astral. BTW, Qanon is stupid conspiracy, only targeting rich pedophiles, forgetting mid to low class pedophiles.
  17. @Nyseto The cancel culture bit isn't limited to left's coming after celebrity, as stage orange/red types who're business owners can take advantage and manipulate those stage green people into canceling other small business owners who have not done any scandal's, or are just trans. Contrapoints has had this cancel culture treatment as well but hasn't done any wrong that warrants canceling.
  18. @Husseinisdoingfine America has probably mastered capitalistic economy and policies, maybe 80-95% of capitalism. Really, America is in the strongest possible foundation for transitioning their economy towards more socialistic economy, maybe a mix of socialistic and capitalistic economy.
  19. @Claymoree He might be a great guy, and a trump supporter, and believes crazy stuff, but I don't see how that makes him evil unless he's negatively effected you, and I don't see how being spiritual loving and advanced could turn one into an evil person. Is there really a connection?
  20. @Nyseto I would say about 20% of the left engage like this, but not the remaining 80%. That does not mean I'll tolerate some abuse from leftists. As mindful as I am, I have boundaries, and if anyone, leftists, but also anyone that loots, burns my/my family's property, and takes violent action on me, they're entitled to getting slapped on the face, along with their accomplices.
  21. nuance /ˈnjuːɑːns/ Learn to pronounce noun a subtle difference in or shade of meaning, expression, or sound. "he was familiar with the nuances of the local dialect" Similar: fine distinction subtle distinction/difference shade shading gradation variation modulation degree subtlety nicety refinement overtone verb give nuances to. bigger picture(Noun) An understanding of a situation that includes more than what is immediately apparent. humour /ˈhjuːmə/ noun 1. the quality of being amusing or comic, especially as expressed in literature or speech. "his tales are full of humour" Similar: comical aspect comic side funny side comedy funniness hilarity jocularity absurdity absurdness ludicrousness drollness facetiousness satire irony Opposite: seriousness 2. a mood or state of mind. "her good humour vanished" Similar: mood temper disposition temperament frame of mind state of mind spirits verb comply with the wishes of (someone) in order to keep them content, however unreasonable such wishes might be. "she was always humouring him to prevent trouble" Similar: indulge pander to yield to bow to cater to give way to I'm doing this because sometimes if we have a discussion that's mostly implicit rather than explicit, we tend to not clearly see the issues involved.
  22. @MrBON Be an arrogant prick for a short while, at least to let yourself be comfortable in it. For a shy guy, they call what average men call confident, arrogant, and end up shooting too short. Are you sure what you're calling arrogant isn't arrogance, and instead it's confidence?
  23. Yes, it's not just having a vision and following through, it's having an intense vision that it pulls you into taking action.
  24. Fun fact: Shorter men tend to become much more stronger than average men, and higher than average men.