Lyubov

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  1. Dems are soft as baby shit, I’m tired of them not getting tough, they put goofy inclusion politics and PC culture ahead of the greater good. A nation falls when a general is scared to send some soldiers to their deaths, sacrifices for the greater good.
  2. We need to mature. The amount of corruption and problems AI can cause if used with selfish intentions is wild.
  3. Yes, this is another way to describe it. Intuition is the silence of love, guiding emptiness. It can only be described poetically. Intuition does not care about you buying or selling bitcoin like some people will describe as their intuition, at least from my point of view. Because I've had impulses that were right and had ones that were wrong and mistakes as well.
  4. That is exactly what intuition leads to. But it is not to be mistaken with overthinking or self doubt. It's hard to describe, there is a flow to it but it often leads to looking at what you believe and why you believe it. I think you guys call the first good feeling or impulse that comes up that feels good to follow and label it as intuition, this is a very new agey comic book spider sense way of looking at intuition. From my experience this is not intuition. Intuition is silent. It never speaks at you or tells you what to do, it is a silent voice from within. It is a holistic sort of feeling, radiating wisdom that is always here and now. It feels sort of all knowing but paradoxically seeks and leads to learning and surprises where things unfold with no attachment to the outcome. When aligned with it you deeply value understanding and seek to understand why you believe what you believe and what is running you. It guides you to freedom while still being equally engaged and responsible for life. Intuition is not some magical spidey sense force that gives you the answer to an ABCD question on a test.
  5. The thing is I believe intuition is greatly misunderstood, or at least experienced differently by people. you use the word meta here an to me this is sort of what the intuition is. It isn't some loud inner voice that talks at you. It is more so a current or natural flow that is most silent, it's a sort of knowing and it is not outcome attached nor detail attached, it usually won't give loud alerts like your phone telling you to buy a stock, even though some people credit their lottery wins to intuition. From my experience intuition leads more to freedom and liberation and is more so concerned with keeping oneself honest and with integrity, but it never forces and it doesn't turn this into a dogma or truth into some religion to follow. It is a quiet indescribable way within that leads you to freedom and as you walk that path things in your life fall together in really nice and beautiful ways, you start to notice the goodness more. I think where a lot of people trip themselves up is they expect their intuition to just tell them what to do and then they start picking and choosing whatever feels good or serves some bias of theirs. Intuition is beyond all that, and quiet, it will never talk at you but from you. It's your true inner guidance and unique way of navigating life.
  6. I like your word choice here and I agree, intuition is heuristic, I think there's more to it than that but this is a good word to describe it... but I would say all of life is a heuristic experience to a large degree. Intuition is always right because what is the alternative? Reacting? Letting the ego / inner child / mind / whatever you wish to call it drive the car? I don't see anything to suggest otherwise that says not to follow intuition. Life is accepting the mistakes we make and the learning process, it's a very limited point of view to expect there to be some way of living that is entirely infallible. If anything that is how wisdom is created. So to me the problem here is not on intuition but people's expectations of it and a general immature view on life. We will face challenges, that is inevitable, I would say listen to intuition to navigate these challenges, I've not found intuition to lead towards self deception but more so sober honesty.
  7. a news piece that shows how out of touch the left is, they make some points but their messaging is god awful
  8. the gaming jab at the end also, this... he acts online how I used to act online when I was 17
  9. Look into what congress said about Google censoring itself and what it said about China for causing issues for Google. Hypocrisy at its finest.
  10. The thing is right and wrong are very flexible terms that are open for interpretation and things are constantly being re contextualized. So for instance at one point in time some mistake or issue you or I went through may have been incredibly challenging at the time but what unfolded several years later you see gave you the experience to have the wisdom or strength to navigate another challenge. We may even spend years building a house around beliefs about issues we faced and mistakes me made. So from a grand perspective experience is never without learning or growth or change. So in terms of life being some straight experience like a video game where you are supposed to beat the level a certain way, no I don’t believe this is how it works and I don’t believe intuition is like the cheat book with the right answers to solve some problem. To me intuition is the filtering of our true source through the faculties of our body and mind. There is wisdom, energy, guidance and resilience built into it and it’s sort of like a relationship. We have to nurture it and put energy into it, quiet anything in it’s way. And then what may unfold we make the best of it through our perspective and the inner guidance through this intuition and accept the things the best we can which we find difficult. But that is fine, we make mistakes along the way and can lightly hold perspectives on right and wrong, trying your best to be honest, but to me intuition is a very fluid thing that is not entirely understood, there is some mystery to it and that’s part of it. Accepting the unknown and what is uncertain to unfold.
  11. You’re just planting seeds of doubt. There are thousands of hours of combat footage, drone shots, that says otherwise to what you’re saying but you ignore evidence. What evidence do you have that Russia has less losses? You bring zero substance to everything you say here and just throw up straw men contrarian speaking points backed by nothing. Please share your reasoning why Russia has less death count. My argument is 1) thousands of hours of drone footage showing Russian waves of soldier attacking defensive positions 2) Russian recruitment tactics and news from within the country talking of minorities being drafted in mass. What makes you think Ukraine has more deaths. I can provide sources from credible institution NGOs if needed.
  12. Well the justices upheld this ban. I am against this. Incredibly hypocritical. Look into the history of how congress reacted to Google censoring itself in China.
  13. Reminds me of when I used to sit in my room as a child and try to move a ball with my mind. It moved once, I think. To be honest discussing stuff like this is trivial. If you're still freaking out about that parking ticket you probably have better things to invest your focus into when it comes to spirituality.
  14. this is my approach too, because I've found one is already a sage, just gotta clear the clouds to let the sun shine through. I don't become god, I'm already god always, just recognize that and let go of anything obscuring that.
  15. This Elon musk’s equivalent of this …. this rapper thought a college scholarship is like an nba contract
  16. Just listening to kid rock you can tell how dumb he is bro is so stupid. And our system lets these people vote
  17. Accept reality as it is and try your best to drop preconceived notions. It may appear that it’s helping you or keeping you safe but this isn’t exactly true. It’s often times limiting you. Go with the internal yes, the openness, do things to nurture truth and have integrity. If you can shake this sense that your problems and this idea that your story is you, you will see light shine through. With this light shining challenges will still present themselves and life will keep going and changing, but whatever unfolds you will see so clearly how constructing a life of bitterness limits you. You are never a victim, you create your emotions through your beliefs and perspectives, you’re always in the drivers seat even when you’ve deceived yourself into thinking you aren’t. If your beliefs are out of alignment with truth you will suffer.
  18. What you’re going through now must be tough. I can only imagine how stressful it is to be homeless and broke. I hope you get through this and have wisdom to share for anyone else who may face a challenge like this. I’m not sure I have any advice to give. If you can allow yourself to be open and to stay connected to your spirit the best you can whatever way you can I think this guidance will help you see clearly on what steps to take to get out of this. Try to talk to your family and see if that bridge can be rebuilt if it is burned. Read books, keep looking for new jobs and do things which feed your soul when you have free time. You will cope and overcome this and soon thrive.
  19. I’d play online video games if I wanted to get yelled at by a child with autism, I’d want my lunch break back if I went to a self help seminar and this happened.
  20. People like this usually have an incredibly humbling event that comes along for them. Not out of spite but just the dynamics of how the world works. They either double down like Trump or their ego becomes lighter and they step back from the shenanigans.
  21. Mark Zuckerberg now is trying to be cool too and got himself a stylist to look more cool and said his platforms lack male energy, that’s right, Mark Zuckerberg
  22. Well this may actually be happening on January 19th. I think this is a travesty. Thoughts?
  23. this is hilarious and unbelievably pathetic thing to fake... I'm oddly surprised yet I'm not.
  24. I’ve done easily 100+ hours of self inquiry on this topic. Basically the question or issue is “I need other people to be complete, valuable, lovable.” First off let’s be clear that love cannot be given like a commodity. What I’ve found is we see reflections of love within us by how a person may treat us, but we create the love, this wholeness is always here always now but we sort of skew it and are under a number of misconception where we believe this love and validation is outside of us when in reality we are whole and enough as we are. I think we make the mistake of sort of conflating a sort of instinctual process and natural desires with our own sense of self value and worth. We don’t need relationships in order to be valuable and whole in a sense from a meta or spiritual perspective where what we are is enough. As we go through life participating in society and fulfilling various desires this sometimes require having relationships with various other people, whether it be at work or with a family member if you so choose to participate in these relationships. So to live in a balanced way, realizing relationships don’t complete us is very important because we sort of free ourselves from limitations on experiencing our oneness and true love from within, however this realization filters through the practical aspects of life so our relationships improve, we may value what we have more and build stronger relationships and still do everything expected of us when it comes to relating but there won’t be this holding on, and there will be a letting go when people , especially loved ones, come in and out of our lives, which they all eventually will.
  25. if this is true... wtf ? you gotta be kinda insecure and fucked in the head to do this