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When you say frequency causes a pitch, you are referring to a scientific theory, which presupposes that the objective world of time and space exists. So according to science, there is going to have to be a vibration over a time period to stimulate a perception of pitch. But subjetively, we experience a pitch only in the now and the scientific theory is just a thought that may be occuring now. What we experience is always now, even though in an objective world there appears to be a body moving through time.

Why are citizens who oppose mass immigration into their country automatically labeled as far right by the mainstream media? Does everyone buy into this propaganda?

If America loses the knowledge of how to manufacture, it is a national security risk. The ideology of globalism weakens nations in order to create a global system (e.g., open borders, etc.). Thus, what we are seeing is a struggle between globalism and anti-globalism (i.e., nationalism). The global system (created after World War II) actually favors the American Empire. Bolsen offers an interesting argument that Trump is dismantling the American Empire and repositioning the nation state of America to live in a multipolar world. It’s interesting to consider. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kE7UwSc_Z6s

I don't think the right cares about that ethical argument. It is just an observation that globalism depends on labor arbitrage and what they call “free” trade, which means trade without tariffs. But a nationalist might favor tariffs to bring jobs back to the nation.

Of course prices are going to rise under tariffs. To make the prices low again, American manufacturers would have to make the products at the same expense as China does using slave labor. Maybe it would be better for people to consume less and have an economy based on ethical principles.

I don’t know anything about MDMA, but I would wait until it has metabolized entirely out of your body, whatever that period happens to be. Don’t mix any drug with 5-meo. The main issue is heart rate.

But you need a source that gives you the true facts. A biased source can slant a story so that there is only one conclusion you can come too. Whereas if you had just one more fact (which was concealed from you) you would have come to the opposite conclusion. So your thinking mind is useless without facts that honestly depict the situation (where honesty includes not concealing relevant facts).

It sounds like a victim mentality. “These people” took my children and closed my bank account, therefore I am going to fuck them all and turn to the dark side. I am going to embrace their most prominent symbol of evil to show what I think of the matrix’s fake value system. This is all of us at some point in time unless our suffering shocks us into becoming aware enough to renounce the world and start working on our liberation. Resisting like this is the road to suffering and hell. I hope he turns around and finds peace.

Stabilizing Syria would be a significant positive move to bring peace to the Middle East. The next step is to bring sensible leadership back to Israel. Trump dropping the sanctions and giving the new Syrian president a chance despite his past was a farsighted move.

Here is a link to a Kundalini support group. https://www.brentspirit.com/afterdark

There have been plenty of god-realized women throughout history. Here is a biography of Sister Gyanamata. https://yoganandaharmony.com/saint-gyanamata Sister Nivedita https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sister_Nivedita Sarada Devi, the wife of Ramakrishna. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sarada_Devi Anandamayi Ma https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anandamayi_Ma That is just a short list. There are many others. There is no difference between men and women in this area.

In Ralston’s book “Pursuing Consciousness” he talks about transformation. He says that in order to change patterns you need to understand the root beliefs and assumptions that are causing the patterns. Were you able to be consciousness enough to change an unwanted pattern?

Rapeh or Hapeh is also used after the Aya journey. I have done rapeh after a mushroom journey, and the rapeh reactivates the medicine and you can go into an entire new journey, and it can be intense.

It depends on the dose and how you use it. The shamen begin smoking when they are young and they develop the lung capacity to use it to alter consciousness just like a plant medicine. The average person would get a toxic reaction before reaching that state. In one of the ceremonies, the shaman was doing healing where he would fully inhale the smoke and then blow it on the person. There were a lot of people there and it became toxic and he had a reaction and was throwing up all over the place. I wouldn’t recommend it for beginners. I have reached altered states using large doses of rapeh.

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In this situation, Sadhguru is right. Pakistan can’t be allowed to use terrorism as a method of covert warfare and then claim their state wasn’t involved. India has a long history of being brutalized by Islamic rulers for centuries and they just aren’t going to take it anymore. The forces of darkness in the world are strong and the light can be snuffed out. Modi is a lion protecting the Sanatana Dharma. Kaishmir Shaivism is starting to make a slow comeback. This knowledge and culture is worth protecting for the sake of the liberation of the entire world.

Nicotine is also a psychedelic. I saw the shaman go into a trance smoking mapacho. I don't smoke mapacho, but I do use rapeh, which is the snuff form with a kuripe, which helps quite my mind during meditation.

Here is a good video showing the media bias whitewashing Islamic terrorism.

I have been following the same trader for over 10 years. His first rule is don’t look at the news. The markets are driven by big money and they have their own agenda. The media reporters look at the daily fluctuation and then attribute it to the day’s news story even though there is zero proof of causality. Also, using a single pattern is unreliable and backtesting doesn’t take enough of the context into account.

Anything that goes against the current learned belief system seems silly. In the 1940s many people, including doctors, believed smoking was harmless or even healthy. Some doctors even prescribed cigarettes for ailments like asthma. It wasn't until the 1950s when the scientific evidence mounted that public perception slowly shifted.

When I was in the Amazon, I was introduced to mapacho. It is a Peruvian tobacco which is very strong. The shaman had been smoking it since he was a child. He was in his fifties and in perfect health. I saw him once walking up a hill carrying two heavy water bottles over his shoulders. I was told that what causes the cancer in commercial tobacco are the chemicals that are used to dry the tobacco. In Peru they dry the tobacco naturally and add no chemicals. Tobacco is also considered a sacred plant, so they are aware it can either heal or kill you depending on how you treat it.

“I am god” is the last message that a shallow materialistic culture needs to hear.

I knew people who lived through the depression and World War II and they were ridiculously happy. Going through hardship in a society with good values made them strong and self reliant. The elites who control society today are materialists and their progressivism is garbage. All civilizations formed under the guidance of higher spiritual knowledge. The emergence of the right expresses the sentiment of the populations that something is wrong and the old system, with all its limitations, prejudices and blind spots, was actually better.

The physicalist arguments are weak and just don’t stand up to scrutiny. They can’t explain how a collection of unconscious billiard balls (or any other particle) can interact to magically create conscious experience. As for his observation that the organism would be doing the same thing without qualia, Advaita Vedanta has been saying this for over a thousand years, i.e. “you are not the doer”. Barnardo Kastrup has done a good job of demolishing all of their arguments. https://www.bernardokastrup.com/

That’s why you treat these substances responsibly as sacred medicines. Tobacco is a sacred plant to the indigenous. But it can be used to heal you or give you cancer. If something is powerful, it goes both ways. This is why I don’t see it as a positive development that psychedelics are becoming mainstream in a shallow consumerist culture hooked on entertainment.