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I can see why he’s one of the least appreciated mods. He doesn’t seem fully aware of why he reacts the way he does. Maybe AI could actually help him understand his own responses a bit better.

Thanks for having my back again. You’re basically my guardian angel at this point.

“In the middle of difficulty lies opportunity.” – Albert Einstein

Respect for owning up to it. We move on.

@Natasha Tori Maru Noted. Here’s the thing: If your eyes glaze over, that’s on you, not on me. I don’t need to prove my humanity to anyone here. I don’t need to write in a way that entertains you. And I sure as hell don’t need to fit whatever definition of “creativity” you’ve built for yourself. I said what I said because it’s true, not because I’m trying to win your approval. If you can’t feel the weight of a message unless it’s wrapped in chaos, typos, or poetic theatrics, that says more about your depth of perception than about my words. Call it AI, call it dead internet, call it whatever helps you sleep. The reality doesn’t change: Some people speak from experience, and some people complain about the formatting. Guess which one I am.

I will try my best.

No. I’m not a past user and I’m not trolling. Just someone sharing what I’ve actually realized.

You’re confusing inevitability with helplessness. They’re not the same thing. Ego calls that fate. Consciousness calls it freedom. You look at the body’s patterns and assume the awareness behind them is trapped too. It isn’t. The body can follow its timeline, its DNA, its statistics. Let it. That’s its story to play out. Choosing between apples or mangos doesn’t prove you’re free, it just proves the body can move. None of that touches awareness. The one who sees the story isn’t inside that machinery. The body dies on schedule. The awareness doesn’t. The script was never written for you. It was written in front of you. So no, you’re not a puppet of your DNA, and you’re not a victim of a cosmic plan. You’re the one who sees the plan. And the one who sees it is never controlled by it.

Letting go isn’t fate. It’s a choice. A violent one. A conscious one.

Careful. You’re trying way too hard. If you want attention, just ask. No need for the gremlin fanfiction.

If your body and mind aren’t prepared for something like that, of course it’ll feel like “almost collapsing.” But when you’re actually grounded and stable going into it, the experience doesn’t show up in that extreme way at all. It hits completely differently.

Thanks, man. I appreciate you too. And if you haven’t already, check out Trevor’s channel and that video. He’s a very humble human being.

Good to see someone here who actually has a pulse and isn’t scared of their own mind. You showed up on my thread like the one person who actually reads between the lines instead of drowning in their own reactions. Rare sight around here. And yeah, it’s wild how people on a consciousness forum freak out over AI instead of focusing on the substance. Like the words suddenly stop mattering because the typing assistant wasn’t “holy” enough for them. It’s childish, honestly. The irony is almost cute — half the people lecturing me about truth claim they’ve met God, yet they get triggered by a tool that helps articulate thoughts. You get it, though. You’re open. You actually listen. And trust me, that stands out more than any of the noise.

Funny thing about people who shout “bullshit” the loudest is that they usually haven’t looked past their own assumptions. Fasting isn’t starvation, and nobody’s telling you to deprive yourself of “quality nutrition.” Relax. Some people explore their mind through food, some through silence, some through pushing their limits a bit. It doesn’t make them sheep, it just means they’re wired differently than you. If it’s not your thing, cool. But calling it groupthink while repeating the same lines everyone else uses? Come on. Even I can appreciate the irony in that.

It has Christmas spirit.

I look handsome

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That’s a very elaborate theory, I’ll give you that. But you’re mixing biology, psychology, spirituality and gossip like it’s one soup, and pretending it’s a universal law. People aren’t that tidy. High energy, low energy… doesn’t matter. I’ve seen people with insane drive who are empty inside, and people who barely do anything yet carry more presence than a whole stadium. And trust me, talking about development or consciousness doesn’t disqualify anyone from having a real life. Some of the busiest, most intense people I’ve ever met still think about this stuff. It’s not an either/or thing. But hey, if your “exocentric” model works for you, enjoy it. Just don’t expect everyone else to fit into your neat little categories. Humans never do.

If ego was caused by metabolism, half the people I’ve met would be saints. Trust me, it’s never that simple. Some folks just love their drama, with or without a fast metabolism.

If it gets any colder, I’ll just blame your chakras. Seems fair.

You’ve got it wrong. It doesn’t matter if I use AI to help shape the sentences, the thoughts and the meaning behind them are still mine. I’m not pretending to be someone else and I’m not trying to fool anybody. If the wording sounds cleaner than usual sometimes, fine, but the perspective is still coming from me. Calling that gaslighting is really stretching it.

You’re saying I’m gaslighting, but I’m not. You’re just misunderstanding what I’m pointing to. This isn’t manipulation, it’s clarity. Dry fasting isn’t something you do with low vitality. It’s an energetic process that demands strength. The body burns through old energy to create something cleaner and more stable. If your energy is low before you start, the body doesn’t have the power it needs to transform or heal properly. Healing isn’t passive; it takes real internal strength and presence. When someone enters a dry fast without that foundation, they’re not purifying anything, they’re just putting unnecessary stress on the system. When you enter it strong and prepared, the body knows exactly what to do. It renews itself. It resets your impulses. It rebuilds your vitality. That’s why the experience feels so sharp, alive and undeniably real while you’re fasting.

I assume the 12 days you mentioned were water fasting. Dry fasting is much more powerful than water fasting, and once you truly understand what fasting really is, you realize most people wouldn’t even consider water fasting a true fast. Still, it’s impressive to go 12 days when you felt no benefits at all. The best way to feel the real effects, though, is to cleanse the body beforehand and build up high vitality before attempting long fasts. Doing 1–3 days is fine without much preparation, but anything beyond 5 days really requires proper detoxing and presence. Have you ever done a dry fast, Leo? I highly recommend it. After a week, insights start coming on their own, free wisdom that feels almost divine. Fasting is the best medicine, spiritually and physically.