Joseph Maynor

Who is the average person?

Yes they can.

Humor is tricky because unless you're a professional comedian, it can be turned against you. If you use darker humor, it opens you up to other people turning that against you and try to make you seem to be an awful person. Humor is tricky for this reason unless you are entirely anonymous.

Does intention to create have a power to it?

Agree. It's the working with between the Infinite and the finite.

Yes, but then the question emerges: what is the relevance of growth or intentional change.

You can create this reality if you want.

Deep and sustainable just depends on vibe or what you might say how you click. But you can broaden who you relate with so that it includes many more people than you vibe or click with, but this requires conscious intent to be more like this. But draw the line at people who want to disrespect or shame you too much. Love doesn't require anyone to be a glutton for punishment.

The Equalizer 3

I actually feel like it gets easier to meet and keep friends as I become more developed. And I can relate with more people too because I care less about them being like me. My preferences are real life relating but I also relate with a lot of people online too. But nothing beats hanging out in person.

I agree with this, but reading people really comes down to meeting them deeper than this format. It is more or less hard to read people on the Internet. It depends on what information they make available to consider.

We're all operating at different pacing in different things.

In 2017 I did Salvia several times. I have the trip reports. They varied. Some were terrifying, some were weird, and one was even happy. I found 5-Meo-DMT more profound when it comes to enlightenment.

Exactly. Because of Love.

What is it about Salvia that is thought to be so profound?

I'm an INFJ. It took me a long time to realize it too.

Can you have epistemology without meaning?

I agree with this to some extent. It forces you to have some grounding, instead of head in the clouds mentality.

I'm not seeing much direct experience here.