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Went to open mic but wasn’t on list cuz I was confused. So, left to get ready for work. Going with the flow and detachment makes me happy
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Confused? 😇 ohhh True
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Most men were severely shamed against their healthy drive to pussy hunt. You are strong men. Women love you. Trust in God brothers.
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@Leo Gura What?
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“if you shoot you better hit your mark!!! Joan of Arc!”
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Working on my Toast Masters Speech: The Tao of Spring Harmony. It likely wont be ready perfectly for tomorrow, but it's already an improve from the last one I gave. I plan to give it again next month as I refine my speech creation process and ability. I am going to an open mic tonight to keep my skill and enjoyment up. I will record a single later this month and launch it on streaming services. I taught a Qigong class today to 10 people at work. They really enjoyed it. People kept asking if it could be a regular thing. It's fun seeing people stretch, breath, laugh and relax.
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😂 It’s not perfect
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I’ve had it for like 4 years
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Thought Art replied to emil1234's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Yeah I have In Qigong you can learn to exchange your Qi with trees. I haven't done it yet but I plan on watching a workshop soon. -
It’s a good idea to keep a healthy distance between yourself and coworkers in general. Instead of thinking of their looks focus on your job and relating to them in a professional way. Get to know them. Say less.
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I would just suck it up and invest in the booklist. There are books in there that will help with discipline for sure.
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Relentless Tim S Grover Very enjoyable book!
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Salvia sounds spooky
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New video premieres tomorrow
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Super important for many of our discussions here.
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Thought Art replied to MellowEd's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Because the two things being separated are aspects of God to begin with. The separation may seem to exist but it’s a straw dog. -
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Ah, careful there. That’s your interpretation and choice of understanding and not allowing for more nuanced use of that term. Who are you to say what it means or doesn’t mean to others? When I say it I mean a broader was as Leo does. Though, me and him have different data base and implicit and explicit understanding of “open boarder” and ability to see different peoples models of that term. ”I know a time is coming , all words will lose their meaning… black mirror…..”
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@Emerald Lots of true things you say. Policy is a very complicated issue and thank you for discussing it with me.
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@Emerald 1. In the same video you saw it said those same people agree that they think immigrants add good diversity to the country. But, think it is also causing housing issues.
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I added more, thought I don't know if you'll like my response. I am not strictly speaking and listing policy but talking more broadly about how I see certain issues, because of liberal policy. I am not listing or writing out the policy. To find specifics you'd have to go deeper. Question about Oregons drug problem: If only 1% of people who are receiving tickets in Oregon are actually calling the help line... These are people addicted to hard dangerous drugs, many who overdose and die. What are you talking about how it's unclear if it's working or not? I think you have a very different sense making sense than I do. The policy wasn't developed to give drugs addicts a free pass to use all the time. To sell drugs and just have a ball. Or, to just continue coping with mental health issues, dealing with their pain, and traumas. Their drug policies are attempting to be nice, to be kind, to show compassion for the addict. Which I think is an important element in a policy design process. However, we need to be realistic that many of these addicts will not change on their own. They need external forces to push them in a direction to gain experiences that will change them for the better. Left to their own devices as they are in Oregon you have a festering wound. Ideally it was implemented to help people and to make Oregon a more livable and healthy place for everyone. But, it hasn't done that. It's obvious to me if you read any articles your going to see that people don't believe it has worked and it has made things worse over the time it has been implemented. It appears there is a downward trend in that area with regards to mental health, and a upward trend of drug use and out of alignment living with living properly. Is it doomed to fail forever? Can it be changed and improved? Yes. It's not that we have to be extremely conservative or liberal but, we can apply and create policy built on holistic systems thinking principles that allow for society to heal and improve over time. But, it will be risky and unfortunately policy can fail, in very tragic ways, or it may simple not make the change you want and another policy may be needed. If nothing is getting better, and businesses are scared, people walking the street are upset, there are overdoses, etc... I mean, this is an example of a failed liberal policy. I don't get how you didn't see that.
