Whitney Edwards

Getting done what you expect without externalizing.

It's your responsibility.

You're extremely biased. I never meant it that way but you chose to look at it like that. Ive got proof to show ya. Real proof. Watch that. It shows evidence of aliens in mexico.

I experience this all the time.

Can such resistance serve a real life purpose or it's totally worthless?

Is there a danger of blurring the lines between what's productive and what's not if nothing is being resisted?

Can this be spiritual bypassing too in a sneaky way? Like they do with fat acceptance.

Dudee. That's true. What are you laughing at?

One is a book. The other is a movie with a sequel.

Aliens are generally seen in mexico

You never ate a pizza?

Is there something that bothers you?

I really don't know how to answer that one.

Hey I actually tried all that but my problems have changed ironically. I reduced my sleep to 3 hours through some of Sadhguru's practices and meditations. Now I don't understand how to increase it because I want more sleep now. I want to extend it to 6 hours on a minimum.. So please guide me how I can achieve that. Thanks.

@Razard86 I "has" been missing you. Make some posts man.

A place can be so nice and comfy without it being green or blue. For example a cabin in the woods.

@Chives99 fighting them is not the solution. You simply have to not have them around. They always want something to hold on to.

What do you mean by that?

They make me groggy. And weight issues.

Why would it traumatize?

Who would you describe as mentally ill? What would constitute a mentally ill person in your eyes? I'm still working on this definition.

This is like the vegan edition. I don't kill plants.

Hey, which books are we referring to?

Cool. Even if I agree to disagree, it seems to be a problem of semantics, but also general attitudes. What is mentally ill to me might not be mentally ill to someone else. There are broader agreements but the finer details is where most people disagree. To me, a lot of behaviors including sociopathy can be categorized as "mentally ill behaviors" although the specific person born with such traits might not be distinctly mentally ill. I'd consider someone mentally ill if they have little control over emotions, act impulsively, lack cognition of circumstances and consequences of their actions, instability in behavior, patterns of behavior that are generally not found in the average population, presence of coping mechanisms, inability to adjust to normal social life, inability to function normally like the average population, sleep issues, dysregulation, excessive preoccupation and fragility.

Maybe he meant the OP. Just kidding.