LoneWonderer

It's Important to mention this yes...

Tale out you pocorn peeps because 2023's most anticipated drama is about to go begin! ?

So first of all no, I don't want to waste my time trying to aquire these abilities this question is just out of interest. From various books and videos I've seen there seem to be a lot of sages, gurus who have had incredible claimed abilities such as living to 150 years, materialize objects out of thin air, savants who can read other peoples thoughts, near death experiences etc. My life is so boring, I've never had a NDE, never met anyone who even knew of someone with these abilities. I've never seen UFO'S or any of this other wacky shit. If even some of this stuff is real why is it not know or supressed? Why aren't we all taught in schools about how through practice you can materialize objects like guru X did or how to learn to read people's minds like savant Y did. Why do we as a society deny these powers. Is this all stuff that people made up or is it real? Leo please I want your input. I can already see it. Some people will say yes it's true others will say it's not. I'm so confused and just want to know if these seeming magical abilities really do exist.

I've just finished studying a forestry degree in which I will spend a lot of time doing manual fisical work such as planting native species, use of chainsaws etc. Anybody here who knows what tends to happen when several industries become obsolete due to an emerging technology and another remains unchanged such as agrarian and forestry (at least in the short term)? So will my kind of manual work become better paid and more sought after or not really. I'm asking because it's my survival and future we are talking about here. Thanks!

Guys this technology is getting too crazy! Latest ColdFusion video on the subject: https://youtu.be/DIU48QL5Cyk

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So I eat a very healthy pescatarian diet with 35-40+ plants a week some sardines and tuna. No processed food, no sugar. However I consume a lot of salt...like A LOT. I haven't been able to find any good data on what effects this excess salt could have on my health in the long term taking into account that everything else about my diet is almost as good as it can get. Anybody can let me know? Is it ok to eat high amounts of salt if everything else is in check? What peoblems could I be facing in the future?

recent documentary on the subject.

Thank you everyone for your inputs. ?

@Leo Gura In my particular case, for my particular life goals.

@Leo Gura I don't assume anything. Just want to know if this stuff is real or not. I don't care about acquiring these abilities it's a waste of time. Cool if you have them but it's not a life pursuit worth pursuing in my opinion. Yet it's nice to know magic is real

@Leo Gura Yup it's a waste of time but still interesting to see happen.

Sai Baba Materialization

video of materialisation from thin air

Thanks for the input! ?

With god knows how many vitamins, minerals etc athletic greens sounds like one of the most complete supplements on the market (at a hefty price I may add). Yet research seems to indicate that most supplements do little to nothing for people. Anybody have long term 1+ years experience with the product? Have you noticed improvements in health improvements?

@Michael569 wow! That article is a great read thanks! ?

I'm sorry you experienced this. Please don't let it stop you from pursuing healthy goals and a healthy relationship with food. You tried it, it wasn't for you but thats ok.

Thank you everyone! ?

@aurum 3-4 means a day with 1-2 teaspoons worth of salt in each meal. I want to cut down but before doing that I want to know possible side effects but taking into account that the rest of my diet, exercise, sleep etc is in check.

@UnbornTao Thank you! I've actually listened to this this particular podcast twice before but don't remeber about the salt part. I'll re-listen when I get the chance

@UnbornTao hey, yes I am aware of heavy metals and am making the slow transition from tuna to sardines. As for the fasting I practice intermittent fasting 5-6 days a week going 12-18 hour periods with no food only tea.

About 4-6 teaspoons a day@aurum

Good luck man!

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