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He still believes you are a rat. He is just not saying it anymore.

@LastThursday I didn’t say resistance is a thing. I was talking about my relationship to resistance. And relationships aren’t things but it is a process like you say.

@Sincerity recontextualization of resistance is needed. Resistance is neutral just like gravity is. If gravity doesn’t do what you want it to do it doesn’t mean it is lazy. You just don’t understand gravity and project your own human shit onto it in the same way you do with laziness. Understanding the laws of physics and metaphysics is the same. They are neutral forces, they have nothing against you but also nothing for you, just like god.

Excellent example of power versus force https://x.com/randomvido/status/1703876161757946341?s=46&t=_b_ryXoCsOXMmPUcexEK7w Turkish bodybuilder, Savas Cebeci (49), who is +250 lbs/+115 kg called out a 125 lbs/57 kg professional MMA fighter named Kaan Kazgan (28).

There are two schools really. One says that one should listen to the emotions, do subconscious work, listen to your emotions. This is the only way to heal and I agree but at the same time this approach makes you weak. Second approach says to not listen to your emotions and just do what you need to do. Emotions make you weak and you want to be strong which give get you success in all aspects of your life. This is the approach that masculinity teachers teach to their student. That is basically their main message. All other messages are sub. I think it is not either or. One should should both schools. The whole thing is the know when to use which school. Emotions are important feedback but you also don't want to be a slave of your emotions, otherwise you will be stuck in a vicious cycle of low LOC thoughts and emotions that feed each other.

Who says that? Break the bones in your hand and it will grab itself.

These are my latest insights on the topic. Being nice is such a buzz word. Being nice is being socially calibrated. It about being depolarizing. The cost of being too nice is that you sacrifice too much of your authenticity. Or in other words sacrificing authenticity to be depolarizing. In social skills you need 80% authenticity (polarizing) 20% social calibration, being nice (depolarizing) With nice guys it is the other way around. They calibrate too much. There are also guys who suck both at social calibration and authenticity but that is a different topic. If you are a regular non autistic nice guy you need to learn to let go f the fear to be disliked and be polarizing. It is better to have good friends and good enemies than having no friends and no enemies.

I was not pointing at gender but pointing at archetypical energies.

Somebody read Jordan Peterson Emotions are feminine and from the body. Thoughts/logic are masculine and from the spirit. According to Buddhists your body and spirit have to marry each other but like a real marriage it is difficult to set up a good marriage. Feeling heals; thinking amplifies.

Key skill to develop for letting go is concentration. When you are facing your inner or outer demons, the last thing your conscouisness will want to focus on bodily sensations and let go cognitions and emotions.

@sholomar Larry explains how to release it. @Larry Kaul So when you have the urge to smoke, just feel the bodily sensations and let go of cognition of the emotion. Emotion is a bodily feeling + value judgement from the mind. So the bodily sensation is closer to the source code which is in your body aka subconscious aka primitive+emotional brain. Burning through karma by chain smoking is not the way through get rid of the addiction of smoking. I don't believe in this approach. That is not how you should deal with karma through acting out. The best way is to feel the urge of smoking in the body and just stick with it which is an emotionally demanding task and the whole point of emotional mastery. Usually and almost always, the suck it up crowd don't know anything about psychology but they just talk about what worked for them to get a certain material results. They have a point that one should do the important things in life but where I don't agree is that one should suppress their feelings when doing it. One should do the important but emotionally difficult thing while feeling every fiber in their body. Doing the difficult thing in life is comparable with taking a cold shower Wim Hof style. Your body says no to the cold but you do it, and just keep breathing and trying to relax while your body screams to jump away from the cold. The cold is discomfort zone while warmth is your comfort zone.

I like the phone analogy when it comes to emotions. Emotions are just notifications, like notifications on your phone. Just observe them and open them if you want but don't be an addict and open all notifications all the time because that will make you an addict. The whole point is that have a phone that doesn't give you nonsense notifications all the time. If there is a virus, remove it. If there is an useless app that spams with your notification centre, uninstall it. I don't like Leo's view on addiction. There are people who are burning through their karma all of their life. A life can be spend burning karma and you still won't be able to burn through it. It is just acting out which David Hawkins talks about. A better approach is to releasing it. Pleasure principle is a bottomless hole. One should understand that seeking pleasure is not the end all be all of life. So good luck with filling that hole. It can't be done.

I talked to a lot of psychologists and when you say maps of consciousness they look at you like you spoken some sorcery

@Bobby_2021 I still have to look into that paper but to me it sounds like SD

You are stuck in beta brain waves. There are special meditations to get out of it.

@Bobby_2021 what were the benefits of being in his outer circle?

In my opinion construct awareness is not an on or off switch but more of a knob. Everybody is construct aware to some extent. The question is how deep or shallow. Another thing is becoming aware of the construct and having the skills of undoing the construct are two separate skills. Awareness is only curative to some extent.

@Bobby_2021 do you have any proof you were in his outer circle? Screenshots or any other material? Why were you associated with his academy? I’m not a judge so I don’t get why you want me to be a judge. I’m just curious.

@Bobby_2021 that thread could be turned into a research paper. That is how in depth it is. But the thing with research is that there a lot of biases and traps. Eventually you will find what you are looking for. I’m not constantly Tating like you. What I did is just follow his program (on business and mindset) and just be on my shit. Not doing constant and never ending “research”.

Exactly. I know guys who don’t have those virtues that is explained in the original post of the thread and they still get laid. More than the guys who have honorable traits.

So god doesn’t love us? He is just like a horny kid in his room fantasizing about shit.

Nobody spend more hours on Tate on this forum than you. You literally put hours in that one thread you created investigating him. ?

Don't make it fancy in the beginning. Only thing you need to know is the letting go technique which is simple. If you are intellectual like me, you won't get to the core which is the body. Trauma is stored in the body, not the mind. You need to do is focus on the bodily sensations. I recommend you listen to the video during your trip. Letting go tech in short: From: https://www.embracepossibility.com/blog/how-to-actually-let-go/

Peterson has been so childish on twitter in the last few months. I had him in such high esteem as a neo-Jungian. He is obviously not that self-aware, enlightened and self-actualized as I thought. The only courses I would take from him is on psychology and those are already free on youtube.

Some people are living Andrew Tate, day dreaming Andrew Tate when they brush their teeth, eating Andrew Tate, dreaming Andrew tate. He lives rent free in some of you in the head lol.