thierry

(Sorry it buged) Glad to see you’re carrying the weight of being good on your shoulders it’ll build your soul Do whatever you want. If you feel too weak to tell the truth, you can do that. If you feel strong enough to say it, then of course I’d encourage you to. I was in the same situation 3-4years ago. I sent the woman a short message saying I wasn’t looking for a serious relationship. She replied, ‘no worries :)’. On the next date, we ended up sleeping together. It really depends on the girl. I honestly didn’t expect that myself.

Yeah you might be right, my bad

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English is not my native language, maybe counter exemples would have been a better title. Just wanted to share that basically

Call it what you like, just examples of well-written shows.

First of all, I want to clarify that I don’t consider myself either LGBT or anti-LGBT. I don’t really have a stake in it. I just find parts of the LGBT movement quite cringe lately, especially because of what I see as manipulative tactics. I understand that being part of a minority can be difficult, but in my view that doesn’t justify everything that’s sometimes done in the name of the community. That said, I wanted to mention a series I watched which, for me, is the best show I’ve seen in a long time. In it, the main character comes across as non-binary or at least that’s how I personally interpreted her and she’s one of the coolest characters I’ve seen in years. If you haven’t watched the show, I highly recommend it: There are also good examples in Arcane, which is objectively a strong series. Season 1 was great, though I agree that season 2 was disappointing for me, possibly in part because the LGBT messaging felt over-emphasized. Still, the characters themselves are well written. I’m thinking especially of Vi, Jinx’s sister, who is lesbian; Jinx, a chaotic and unstable character; and Ekko, who is probably the closest thing the show has to a traditional hero.

I don’t understand why you keep insisting on that assumption. You can try to understand reality while recognizing that science is a construct of the human mind. It’s possible to engage in science without tying your ego to it simply because we work through our minds, and science can be interesting. Science and Truth are not antagonistic. (I was close to finishing a degree in math and physics when I discovered Actualized.org. I stopped everything about five months after finding the channel. Looking back, I think that was a mistake on my part. I never believed I would reach Truth through science. the only reason I pursued it was that it seemed like the best and most honest thing I could do in this life given my limits as a human being.)

That’s pretty black pilled. Why does one incarnate as chimpanzee or as Da Vinci ? Haven’t you find it yet ?

Courage is the key. Everyone is free to be brave, in whatever way that bravery may appear. And in that sense, everyone holds, to some degree, access to Love/Truth.

depends on which level of your being you're referring to haha

Nothing is objectively wrong. Having sex with children is objectively extremely selfish. I did not speak about "evil"

owh nice ! I'll definitely watch those movies ! Thanks " As we have seen, the devil is etymologically associated with the word double, a reference to man's “double-nature” or “hidden self”, beyond the limitations of the mundane ego. As Kenneth Grant observes, Satan (or Set-Anubis) is linked to Shiva, the Great Destroyer, insofar that he destroys our false desires, worldly attachments, egotistical inflations, narcissistic attitudes, and complacent identities, revealing the noumenal source behind appearances. According to Grant, it is ironic that Satan is associated with moral evil, particularly greed, gluttony, egotism, and excess, because he brings death to the ego, revealing the inner light. According to Hillman, to endure the dark night of the soul means "the sacrifice of the mind's bright eye” and a "loss of what we have long considered to be our most precious human holding: Apollonian consciousness.” However, it is only by retreating into the darkness that we discover the True Self since this Self is, ironically, nothingness. Selling one’s soul to the devil therefore symbolises one’s absolute commitment to the initiatory path and the calling of the Higher Self. Your True Will is to ascend into the Three Negative Veils of Existence and discover your essential spiritual nature, beyond the limitations of the mundane ego. The “diabolical pact” is often signed in blood, symbolizing the adept who spilled their blood (i.e. their false desires) into the Cup of Babylon. The pact is one's utter devotion to the Great Work, no matter how painful and difficult, so they can spiritually evolve." That's interesting. I don't think I understood everything though. How does the devil brings death to the ego? I think the devil here is seen more as the spirit that makes human suffer to get closer to God? Kind of?

True Not true I don't want to fix anything. I just want to follow a path I've not been strong enough to follow, or at least just admit my weakness. (I already watched that video)