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I've recently finished reading Biographies of Albert Einstein and Leonardo Da Vinci by Walter Isaacson. Both of them have been labeled as INTP's. I can definitely recommend reading up on big INTP personalities.

In my life, I've had some encounters with suffering. Throughout that time I have developed an "I don't care" attitude as a coping mechanism. Now, this has some benefits as I am not very attached to things and I don't struggle as much with emotional/attachment problems as others seem to do. However, it also seems to rob me of a lot of motivation. When people like Leo talk about building a compelling vision... I can't really think of something very compelling where I would care enough to put the work in. Give me a house with millions of dollars and a great career? Meh. I don't care. I'm curious if yall have any advice on how to work through that problem.

@Sunnyboytoni do you think videogames fit these criteria?

Well as said, nowadays the "I don't care" behavior seems to be a leftover pattern from times where suffering was more prominent. What is it protecting me from these days? Idk maybe achieving my goals because I don't care enough about them? What seems to be protected is my lazy self.

@Sunnyboytoni How do you define "toxic"?

@Nahm Thank you Nahm. I always appreciate your posts What do you mean by this? Yeah I get it, maybe "not in alignment with what I want to be" is more spot on. The thing is, these days there isn't a lot of coping necessary it just seems that the behavior pattern is still there.

I putting this in my commonplace book thank you. Yeah of course, and your example actually does sound more appealing , I just tried to outline a random big dream that people have.

Putting Trump in jail would only rile up all the trump supporters. What America needs more than anything right now is unity and I'm sure Biden understands that very well.

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@Leo Gura How does a chemical allow you to unravel the fabric of the universe? How can something in the dream help you to wake up from the dream?

@Muhammad Jawad Tripping in nature is great however it can be distracting and also somewhat scary for a beginner, for a spiritual experience I would prefer to be in a safe controlled environment. Silent Darkness seems like the right move. Meditate during and beforehand. On the other side 200ug is quite a big dose for a first-timer. Silent darkness would make this dose much more potent, than at a party or something.

You are much more powerful than you believe to be right now. The belief in magick, tarot, and similar topics is what powers them. Believe that you are sick and you will be. Believe that you are going to be happy and you will be. Imagine you win 10 million $ in the lottery. You would get extremely happy. On the surface, it looks like it's something external causing that. The 10 million $ are a permission slip that you give to yourself to be happy. But it's really an internal choice. It's not that the cards have some magical property, but you allow yourself to make the magic happen.

Tarot, if you really believe in it, really does work. It is a sort of permission slip that you give to yourself to tap into your higher powers.

Bro, you need an audience, Instagram or Youtube would probably be best due to good growth possibilities. You need this anyway if you ever want to sell other products. Imagine Leo trying to sell his LP course without his youtube channel. You want to get people familiar with your work and convince them of its value.

The function of the brain is to localize consciousness, pinning it to the space-time reference point implied by the physical body.

So I'm working on a book right now, have been for some time. However, I want to step up my game. I'm writing about the ego, self, and such things. Do you guys have any advice or know of any high-quality resources I could use to improve my writing? Oh, I'm mainly writing in german if that matters. +If you have any GOOD books on the ego, self, personality, etc I would also be very interested.

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