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What do “God”, “ego”, and “you” have in common? They’re 3 three letter words. Just like this diagram of the Trinity I found on Wikipedia. Just a random morning thought

@Karla <3 In terms of change, I see it as both slow and fast in my life. What I didn’t mention is the slow, grueling stuff: I’ve spent a couple decades suffering with mental illness that wasn’t properly treated, skin conditions, easily prone to sickness like colds or flu, relationship problems, school problems, learning about how I’m neurodiverse at the late age of 16 (when early diagnosis and intervention can sometimes be younger than 2 years old), etc. With that said, the fast changes I’ve experienced in the past few months are without a doubt fundamental, and are improving every aspect I’ve aforementioned. I predict my integration process will take years as well, but it’s totally worth it now that I’m on much more solid footing. If anything, I feel like psychedelics gave me back all the time that was lost, and transforming my life in a brand new way. It really does seem like I’m being born again!

@LSD-Rumi Yep.

@LSD-Rumi Why are your quotes in a black background? How did you do that

One of the benefits of the Switch is console gaming on the go, but of course stuff like the Steam Deck is pushing the limits forward. https://store.steampowered.com/steamdeck We wouldn’t have Steam Deck if it wasn’t for the Switch, so we gotta give credit where credit is due. Same tactic Apple does with their products if you think about it. Trust me, I’m also disappointed that Tears of the Kingdom released on the Switch instead of a brand new system. However, the Switch is a killer system with over 125 million unit sold (more than the Wii), so it makes sense they wouldn’t risk another Wii U flop (their previous console, which only sold 13.5 million). This isn’t the NES days where Nintendo only had to compete with Sega. Nintendo has to compete with Microsoft, Sony, PC gaming, mobile gaming. The competition is much more complex now. Nintendo’s true strength comes from their intellectual properties - games you can’t find on any other system except for Nintendo ones https://nintendo.fandom.com/wiki/Nintendo_franchises But even that is evolving, since Nintendo has some games for mobile (iOS/Android). — Also, the funny thing is I’m not even a gamer. Not even a Zelda fan. For some reason, I just really enjoyed Breath of the Wild (even though I never finished it). So Tears of the Kingdom is an obvious choice for me. Ironically, I do enjoy watching videos on the history of gaming, though. Like how Sega fell flat on their face, even though they were in tight competition with Nintendo for a short time.

It’s a feature, not a bug! If this game had jaw-dropping graphics I’m sure millions of people would have spiritual awakenings. Our social structures are simply not ready for such a radical shift in consciousness in such a short period of time. God is Link is mud

Your next post is your 69th post. Use it wisely

@DefinitelyNotARobot It’s totally worth it to explore consciousness!

But Leo…!!!

I watched it. His voice is really soothing and his explanation had me in tears

I see you.

Lighting a gas stove and making some spaghetti is the best choice

Reminds me of laughing yoga. That’s genius, I didn’t see that!

@Moksha That makes sense, given that I’m 4% Chinese according to 23andMe

Not as long as there’s a you and a me.

It absolutely can.

Both reveal Love in their own unique ways. That’s the beauty of how the mind works, from a more expansive state. Thank you for the clarification.

It does not belong to me. It belongs to YOUniversal Love.

Nicely said! I became directly conscious of this last night. The connection is beyond words, because it includes every word that could possibly be spoken. How could I not forgive and to love myself with this in mind? The phrase, “In God’s time” makes perfect sense. And judgements about reality are weakening. Much Love

Absolute is still important even within in your context. You cannot change or have an effect on something long-term as long as you’re holding onto a fixed or limited idea you have of yourself. For example, I’ve seen many therapists over the years. I’ve found that when I’m more conscious, I have a stronger connection to my therapist. The less conscious, the less connection (and even more corruption in their guidance). The closer the connection, the more they’ll communicate with you that everything is imaginary. They’ll guide you in a meaningful, therapeutic, and practical way… not just a spiritual fantasy or belief. By the way, me and my therapist are me.

Perhaps perspective doesn’t necessarily require space, matter, or time. I can re-experience a memory with a brand new perspective. I don’t have to physically be in the same location to do this.

ICU.

I trip on weed, even though it’s not high in THC. I am sensitive to weed. I also struggle with relationships. It’s something I’ve been working on seriously for the past few months. It’s totally worth it, despite how difficult it is to face.

It’s important to note that any practice just as a way to escape suffering or done casually isn’t going to lead to much spiritual growth. In terms of exercise, I use the Wim Hof Breathing method. I find it most effective when integrated with processing emotions and trauma work. For me, suffering comes before the bliss. Much like that Katy Perry song, “after a hurricane comes a rainbow”. The problem is, nobody wants to face their hurricane. But the storm is inevitable, yet God is so loving that God won’t force you into anything.

What do you mean by prescription? The utility of saying that trauma is imaginary is this: trauma is not an absolute. For example, imagine living with an identity for 40 years thinking that you are a victim of trauma, only to realize that it was all imaginary. I’m not saying that someone with trauma should not see a therapist. In fact, a high conscious therapist will actually guide you to this revelation. It’s up to you how long it takes to get the message.