Yimpa

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  1. "Credit: Thanks to Ethan Kahn for absolute blue." You're welcome!
  2. Enough of the shenanigans. You're only ever communicating with yourself. Jesus is imaginary.
  3. Use https://sora.com/explore; contemplate while viewing the feed! Damn, you have to make an account to view it. Clever trap! There is a workaround, though
  4. (Not AI) (Or is it... )
  5. No one is in control here. The experience of being an experiencer of the dream is a hallucination of God’s Mind. Stop trying to control it. The dream is right here in your direct experience. There is no experience outside of God. You are Yimpa
  6. ISIS bombed the tree just now. Contemplating what terrorism is beyond the frame of ISIS. Where does the experience of fear stem from? I’m now using “tree” to help reground me to the present moment
  7. @Breakingthewall you are the living embodiment of Weed
  8. Tree is not experience. Experience IS! What IS?
  9. Masking is exhausting!
  10. "Waiting for little proofs to appear That I drank some of grandaddy's beer"
  11. Let's reframe normal people as neurotypical. The main differences between neurotypical and neurodivergent people relate to how we experience and navigate societal structures. Modern society was primarily designed with neurotypical minds as the gold standard, creating inherent challenges for neurodivergents. This tendency for neurodivergents to behave (and therefore, challenge) outside social norms affects all relationships, including in family, work, and social contexts. It's a battle of having to conform or to let your authentic self come out. So it should come as no surprise that neurodivergents experience higher baseline stress from constantly adapting to environments not designed for their natural processing styles—like needing to mask social behaviors and manage sensory sensitivities in everyday life. Neurotypicals experience stress as well, of course. But their survival support system is much more robust. Neurodivergents have to constantly deal with a fundamental mismatch between how their minds work and how society expects them to function. And a lack of understanding and resources adds more fuel to the fire. Neurotypicals believe that neurodivergents are living in a fantasy, when it is in fact their reality.
  12. I like how you used the numbers 1 2 3 and 4 all in a single post. You are a genius and are attractive!