Tristan12

Beautiful!!!

Personally I don't think meditation is overly helpful for emotional issues, and I don't have that expectation when I meditate. It can definitely even out some lighter issues but if you have something significant like depression or anxiety or something, don't expect meditation to resolve that unless you've gone very deep with meditation. Emotional issues need to be resolved in their own ways and in my opinion meditation won't do that unless you're doing it at a very deep and rigorous level. I've been meditating for just over 2 years now, an hour a day, and I have noticed a good improvement in my baseline level of consciousness. Awakenings come more easily, my concentration is better, my memory is better, and I feel like my meditation goes quite a bit deeper than when I started. I have noticed a mild amount of relief from emotional issues but really not much. I don't think the results are usually too significant in the first few years, usually down the road the results of meditation will compound and begin to build up rapidly. For me I started my meditation habit not expecting much in the first few years but more just making a long term investment to achieve crazy results 10+ years later. I think if you go into it with this mindset it would be helpful for you. Overall I'd say meditation has definitely been worthwhile for me, and I know I am still in the early stages of it and I can feel that it will get a whole lot deeper in the future.

I like this. Sort of reminds me of Sonder

If Leo had kids, this is what I imagine they'd be like?

Darci (RnB)

Dxvn. (RnB)

JaYen X District (RnB)

PLAZA (RnB)

Misc. chill songs (Downtempo)

Float is sooo good?

Sure! When do we start?

I've been trying to eat healthier over the last while. I haven't gone all out yet but I have just been removing unhealthy things from my diet. I want to eventually transfer to a raw/whole food diet and probably go vegan too. What I am wondering is what foods can you eat that will give you enough calories and fill you up? I love fruits and veg but it never feels like enough no matter how much I eat and so right now I continue to eat pasta, bread and other things or else I will lose too much weight. What can I eat that is still an unprocessed, whole food that is vegan that will give me the caloric intake I need? Thanks

@Medhansh Where are u from?

+1 for a video on this

@Gianna oh lol that's cool, by the way A L E X is Alicks' alt account

@Vincent S okay thanks. I do plan on moving to a tropical country in the future so that could work out well. I'm only just starting to become a lot more serious about my diet so I still have a lot of diets to explore and figure out which is best for me.

I'm saying I want to move away from that stuff so I am looking for healthier alternatives

okay thanks

Hotel Neon (Ambient)

Endless Melancholy (Downtempo)

4lienetic (Downtempo)

Alaskan Tapes (Downtempo)

So beautiful. I really love this