Key to Social Success: Holiness

[LordFall]

38 minutes ago, Miguel1 said:

@LordFall Lol.

You are full of contradictions in what you are saying above.

But alright man, we can go with me being in victimhood.

I don’t really have time and interest to be throwing anymore energy into this. As you call it: I’m spiritual bypassing!

You are proving my point.

Point out the contradictions, I'm open to feedback if I'm communicating poorly. 

[Miguel1]

48 minutes ago, Ulax said:

I see Meetup groups about philosophy a lot

I also see a lot of spiritual, scientific & academic groups. Doesn’t mean it’s deep.

But like I said, at the end of the day, depthness is relative. What may be deep to you may not be to me.

[Ulax]

16 minutes ago, Miguel1 said:

I also see a lot of spiritual, scientific & academic groups. Doesn’t mean it’s deep.

But like I said, at the end of the day, depthness is relative. What may be deep to you may not be to me.

Okay I think I understand your point

[LordFall]

@Miguel1 What does deepness mean to you and how do you tell when something is deep vs shallow? 

[Breathe]

On 4/22/2025 at 8:08 PM, Ulax said:

I see Meetup groups about philosophy a lot

I did the same thing. I ended up creating my own and made a lot of good friends from it. I limited the age range to keep out the older crowd and the regulars appreciated it. Where I lived meetup was mostly old people.

That said, depth is hard to find. I settled for kind people who were thoughtful, not lazy, and were into nature. We camped and went to natoinal parks regularly. I turned them all onto LSD and they loved it.

Now I live somewhere with tons of conscious people so I can be more picky. I have my bro friends but I have my deep conscious friends also. I like a variety of types.

Where you live matters. You will have to settle for less depending on the area.