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That hurt my biases but okay it's true. I appreciate it

This is already the Best and most Perfect Reality You couldn't make it better. That's what you discover in God Mode and then your ego gets humbled by such preposterous manipulation desires

Some days ago I saw a video of a very renowned old speech on the matter by a religious leader. I've been searching it but can't find it. I was quite impressed by it, the rethoric was sublime and he was naming cities of the ancient glory of the tribes of Israel

Make Spain Great Again! 1790 what good old times Make the British Empire Great Again! 1915 what good old times Make Mongolia Great Again A great part of humanity is descendant of Mongols just because of this. I imagine a nationalist movement in Mongolia right now trying to get back their empire to its former Glory

I've just had an obvious insight. This war is the classic: Bring X to its former Glory. Make America great again... And many others. This war at the core is fueled by the most common conservative wet dream.

@Epikur Discipline is saying no to a good thing to say yes to a higher good thing. It takes wisdom to see it and power to execute it. I disagree, but how does that cope with the no free will statements you just did? I'll torture you and force you to eat your own defecations and drink your pee, it's that what you most want to do? I'm not even doing what I most wanna do right now. I should have gone to have dinner like twenty minutes ago because it has been an exhausting day and I'm glued at the screen. So whatever, let's resolve this lack of integrity right now.

Of course. Multiply that discipline by a million and that's what it takes to realize the Absolute Truths. It's mastery and higher living.

@Emerald You are attracted to the top guys according to your values. If your values are shared with others or not is a different business altogether. You go from top to bottom and settle down with the highest you can acquire. It's this business altogether that you are discussing and evidently so it changes from man to man and from woman to woman. Although some patterns have been found, according to gender, age, generation, culture, sexual orientation and so on; no broad generalizations will scratch the itch. Nevertheless, the big picture still stands: values and it's discovered patterns. What do I mean by values? I asked AI to pull some examples of this These asymmetries are not random but actually play and fit nicely into each other. Showing higher evolutionary wisdom that cannot be swept under the rug.

As old as the night sky

If this is true when he drops bomb, and it is, then it's equally true when he waters them down. In other words, we are in the same signal-to-noise ratio dilemma, which I can figure out for myself. For me the biggest sign of disrespect is hiding me the truth because you think I can't handle it. You have no idea how much confrotation I've had in my life the few times it happened. Hey let me be miserable, I exchange it for the Truth anytime. That's who I am. For a fact I know others are not like this and I respect them, even more, I treat them in accordance with their values.

Good luck realizing Absolute truths without unwavering discipline, you get glimpses here and there but nothing serious, just playing around when motivation kicks in.

I agree, my claim is that the source of that energy is different. Motivation comes from an emotional state Discipline comes from integrity Knowing that even if you don't feel like it; doing that is the higher good for your life

@Schizophonia No, discipline is literally doing something when you have no motivation to do it, when you actually is the last thing you would like to do in the world. That's the point. Discipline gets you when you have no motivation, it's your backbone. When you are supermotivated you have no need for discipline. It's in the tough days, in the rainy and dark weather that discipline gets you to do it. That's my position. What is your position? What do you mean by unconscious motivation? I would appreciate an elaboration

Motivation = contraction stress = contraction fapping = expansion rest = expansion The bigger picture is contraction and expansion, this realization one recognises by Vipassana and insight meditation practices.

What a joke This is my definition of discipline:

@enchanted I bought a booklist some time ago. It payed for itself. The fact that it only costs 35$ is ridiculous, what a bargain

Even more. Malt translates better into everyday life, due to its longer duration and soothing energy

It has been a long time since I tripped on mushrooms. With the autumn vibes I feel like it

Psychedelics Walked all the mysticals path you can mention. Ain't nothing like 5meos

I'll get upset if you don't tell me the harsh truths

These people are the same that get offended by MMA as barbaric and start watching violent action films at the next breath.

I'm preparing for an English exam tomorrow, and as part of my practice, I decided to write a review of the video Leo posted on his blog. I found it quite interesting, so I’m sharing my review for those who might prefer a summary over watching the entire documentary, or for anyone who might be inspired to watch it after reading my review. The Last Survivors of Ancient Africa The Dogon people of Mali, despite enduring relentless hardships, continue to preserve their cultural heritage with unwavering determination. Their lifestyle is simple, yet the documentary makes it unmistakably clear: survival imposes a relentless burden. The viewer is immersed in their world, from the rugged landscape to the revival of a village restoration project. The sweeping landscapes of Mali are visually arresting, offering a breathtaking canvas of natural beauty. The rich vegetation, wildlife, and the harmonious integration of humans into this ecosystem create an oasis for filmmakers. It comes as no surprise that tourism has become a lifeline for the Dogon people. Agriculture, once the backbone of their sustenance, has now been supplemented by the rise of the tourism industry. However, political instability, marked by the presence of Al-Qaeda and local conflicts, has severely disrupted this fragile balance. Today, the region faces dual droughts—one agricultural, the other in tourism. UNESCO, recognizing the cultural and historical significance of the Dogon, has taken an active role in preserving their unique heritage. The documentary introduces us to a project aimed at restoring the iconic clay houses that dot the cliffs. Oppressed by poverty and the constant demands of survival, the village elders, along with foreign benefactors, explore various means of financing these efforts. A local museum provides loans to help villagers recover ancestral relics rather than selling them. However, these efforts alone fall short, and international organizations have stepped in to fill the gap. Together, these collaborative efforts have sparked a modest economic revival in the village. In a poignant turn of events, after fifteen years of uncertainty, a new village chief has risen to lead his people through these turbulent times. While the documentary offers a compelling look at the Dogon people, its narrow focus on the restoration project limits its scope. A broader exploration of the tribe’s rich historical and cultural context would have provided a deeper understanding of their resilience and heritage. I highly recommend this documentary to anyone seeking an in-depth portrayal of African culture and the enduring spirit of the Dogon people.

Would you slap a child? Then why do you treat religious individuals like that?

If you wanna use weed in your trips use it in the come down. It will put the psychedelic back online plus the cannabis vibe. I haven't found much synergia on the come up nor in the peak with weed.

I read one from him at a crucial point in my life, it was really eye opening. In fact, I have to say I recommended his book to a friend going through a tough break up and it changed his life forever. I really like him very much I don't know why I haven't read his other books. Probably because I'm satisfied with my current understanding and I'm researching other areas of human knowledge. Limited time is a pain in the ass sometimes.