Monster Energy

I do. I just prefer keeping people guessing.

You should be really proud of yourself.

Yeah, that’s a great scene. Fits perfectly.

Yeah, pretty much. Whatever you look at ends up acting like a mirror. AI, people, the world, your body, all of it reflects whatever state you’re in when you look at it. If you’re tense, everything looks tense. If you’re clear, everything feels clearer. It’s not the thing out there changing, it’s the place you’re seeing it from.

You’re missing the insight. It’s not just AI. I, as a human, have to write to the AI so it can work with what I want it to do. If you understand this message without letting your ego take over, you’ll see that both are involved and both are available.

Both yes and no.

I’m only human after all.

You failed the test

If you actually want to understand the mindset and the inner shifts behind long fasting, this video shows it better than anything I can put into words. It’s raw, honest and you can see the real mental state behind the experience. Watching someone talk from that place says way more than any text ever could.

You passed the test

You got me

Not always. Mystical experiences can happen, sure, but a lot of the time it’s much more subtle. Sometimes it’s just clarity, emotional ease or a shift in how you relate to things. Every body and mind reacts differently, so it doesn’t show up the same way for everyone.

No fap, silence, being present. That’s basically what builds my energy. I don’t really treat chakras like a checklist. For me different areas open up at different times depending on what I’m going through. It shifts. With svadhisthana, when that part of me is active it mostly shows up as emotional flow. Things move easier inside. I feel more creative, less rigid, more connected to whatever I’m doing. Nothing dramatic, just a smoother inner state.

I heard you can fly if you take a sip

The body doesn’t suddenly become self-sufficient or replace real hydration. People can absolutely get sick or worse without water. What I meant was just that the body has its own way of managing things for a while, but it’s not a magic replacement and it definitely doesn’t make anyone “immune” to dehydration. It was just my personal experience of how it felt, not some claim that humans stop needing water.

I used to be someone who loved drinking Monster. I was addicted to it. Then my interest in dry fasting came in, and all those addictions faded away.

You need to build your life force (energy) high before doing a dry fast. If your energy is low when you start, you’ll feel dizzy. But the fact that you managed 3 days really shows that you’re mentally strong.

Very funny

I’ve got nothing to hide. If the mods want to check, they’ll see it’s not me.

You’re having fun with sarcasm, that’s fine. But it’s also clear you haven’t really looked into how the body actually reacts during different states of restriction. There’s a lot more going on biologically than just “no water = starvation.” Most people mix those two up because they’ve never studied it or experienced it firsthand.

Amazing

Dry fasting and starving aren’t the same thing.

👍🏻

The post itself was written with AI because it helped me structure it, but the message behind it and what I shared in the comments isn’t AI. That part is me.

That doesn’t surprise me. When the mind finally gets quiet and the body stops reacting to constant input, it opens doors most people never even notice exist. Those states are real, and they can be beautiful. But wanting “more” is exactly where you need to slow down. Not because the experience isn’t valid, but because the body isn’t a machine you can push endlessly. Six days is already far into territory most people should never touch. If you ever continue, do it with the same presence and sensitivity that got you through the first cycle. The point isn’t to go longer. The point is to stay connected, clear, and grounded. The depth comes from awareness, not from numbers.