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post 1583064111 06-30-2019, 09:11 PM
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Originally Posted By Anachron
I refuse to believe, through my own experiences, that that would be the case in the vast majority of people.
thats your problem, you need to get out of your own experience and consider everyone else on the planet's experiences and situation. you are one person
post 1583064241 06-30-2019, 09:15 PM
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Originally Posted By Anachron
It's OK, keep chosing to be miserable.
how many times do I have to explain how emotions work? they arent a choice. if you cant understand that pls go back to middle school science class
post 1583064301 06-30-2019, 09:16 PM
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Originally Posted By Anachron
80% of your last 20 posts are in this thread. Checkmate?
You said "literally the only thing I ever post". now you're saying 80%

I'm only posting so much trying to explain basic concepts to your dumbass
post 1583064391 06-30-2019, 09:18 PM
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Originally Posted By Anachron
It's OK, keep chosing to be miserable.

Edit : But nice job at pulling that sentence out of context.
I didnt pull it out of context, I dont have to quote 10 paragraphs to address the key sentence.

you value your own personal experience so much that you're close minded to others.
post 1583064461 06-30-2019, 09:18 PM
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Originally Posted By Anachron
I am very sorry you still chose to miserable.

I guess you aren't actually choosing to reply in this thread either.
I'm very sorry you dont choose to be this retarded. its genetics.
post 1583065161 06-30-2019, 09:33 PM
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This thread in a nutshell:

-mostly fellow manlets feeling down
- ugly/fat/noavis getting defensive over how great life is (no offense intended btw)
post 1583066201 06-30-2019, 09:57 PM
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Blows my mind that with all the resources and the beauty of the world and countless number of ways to seek happiness and fulfillment in life that so many people are miserable because they don't have self-control and live in the present instead of doing what is best for them overall.
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post 1583066571 06-30-2019, 10:09 PM
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Originally Posted By Anachron
Calling out "noavis", with an avi like that is priceless.

For everything else there is MasterCard.
Good point, but I still stand by my general point. Basically reading half these over simplistic posts makes me ask myself who you trying to convince, yourself or the person you're replying to..

I used to have a lifting avi and had a 2 plate bench press at 165lbs but haven't been to the gym in a year because I've been too sick to go and having an avi from then would be an inaccurate representation.
post 1583067231 06-30-2019, 10:21 PM
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Why would anyone question their own existence.
post 1583067421 06-30-2019, 10:24 PM
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of course not
Originally Posted By Idontevenliftt
Blows my mind that with all the resources and the beauty of the world and countless number of ways to seek happiness and fulfillment in life that so many people are miserable because they don't have self-control and live in the present instead of doing what is best for them overall.
everything is limited by money unless you live in a 3rd world country which is why 3rd world countries are way better. in first world countries without money you are basically ****ed. in 3rd world countries without money you still have the potential to live a happy life.
There is only one Hell: the one we live in now.
post 1583068321 06-30-2019, 10:52 PM
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Yes. From my personal, spiritual, esoteric, occultist experiences, understanding of Natural Law, and ancient spiritual teachings that date back to The Christ, and others like him. I'll word it in metaphors and allegories. Earth is the equivalent of a planetary school of learning for souls. A soul has no "age" because that is a linear concept. Rather, one way to measure a soul's "experience" is through the accumulated number of concurrent lifetimes lived on this planet. Mine is less than 400, therefore I am a "new human." Spirit cannot be intellectualized. Anyone who has tried always ends up going mad. It is THE only planet of its kind in existence currently, in our entire multidimensional universe. Earth is unique because of something called the "Free Will experiment" is occurring here. It should be viewed as an HONOR to be allowed to even incarnate onto this planet, and live as a human being in a 3D box of illusion. There's a long line of entities on the other side of the Veil, waiting for their turn to incarnate onto Earth and evolve themselves by living as a human being. Think of living as a human being as being the equivalent of developing a lot of growth in a really short amount of time for the soul, like a short cut to explosive growth.

No matter what your situations in life currently are, know that all of reality is bound by Natural Law, a set of immutable Laws that dictate how reality behaves and interacts, applying to all dimensions, all of existence. Everything you all experience now is temporary. Some know this Law as the Principle of Rhythm. It is experienced in our 3D plane as the equivalent of "highs and lows in life." For a time life is good, then life gets difficult. Wisdom is gained by looking at a situation, seeing what there is to learn from it, and applying it to your life. All of the "new age" stuff is false. There are ancient secret societies, mystic schools of thought, groups, and organizations around the world who throughout history have dedicated their existences to preserving ancient spiritual teachings and texts of knowledge about Spirit, the inner workings of the Mind and Reality, knowledge of the multidimensional universe, higher consciousness, alchemy, astrology (actual star charts and mapping of celestial objects for frequency control), mystic psychology, numerology, and all kinds of other interesting things.
post 1583069791 06-30-2019, 11:27 PM
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post 1583070291 06-30-2019, 11:41 PM
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Originally Posted By 2RDEYE
of course not



everything is limited by money unless you live in a 3rd world country which is why 3rd world countries are way better. in first world countries without money you are basically ****ed. in 3rd world countries without money you still have the potential to live a happy life.
Man, on this note, it is because humans are schizophrenic as fuk. In fact, to merely be human means schizophrenia. There is a lot of interesting research on this topic. We cannot accept reality as it is and have to twist and turn it to create our own alternative meaning and reality in a world that objectively just is. That's it. Sentence ends at is. You realize the level of insanity and hilarity of it all when you go on a large trip. Money objectively has no meaning. It's just scribbled material that you derived from a tree. Sidewalks, roads, this is just how we choose to define ways of transportation. When an animal sees a piece of meat it sees a piece of meat. When we see it in a grocery store unprotected, we have to pick it up, take it to a counter, tap some stupid card on some stupid machine that beeps, before in our head we can justify eating it. Objectively, that is just how we choose to perceive things but at the end of the day that is still a piece of meat surrounded by some plastic and paper, and that card is just material from the earth, just like that machine we randomly place our cards over.

Our entire existence is creating an alternative reality to how bare everything is. Animals don't do this. Because of our greater capacity for thought and intelligence, we have to cope because we cannot accept the world for what it is. Life and the world isn't beautiful or trash. Life is. The world is. That's it. The sentence ends there. We cannot accept it, so we rephrase it as "the world is _____", life is _____", filling in that blank is just your or my way of coping because our minds cannot simply accept that the sentence ends at is. Hence when speaking to each other we'd never for example reply to the question of "how is he" with "he is." But in reality, he just is, everything else you add after the word is merely your own perception of him. If you wanna explore this stuff in greater depth I recommend trying a trip with something that rhymes with brooms, if I say it I probably get banned. I don't necessarily agree that a city folk in a 3rd world country who randomly went broke would be any happier than we would be broke. That person's schizophrenia is already on par with ours and has deviated too much from the bare emptiness of nature into the modern world. As someone from a 3rd world country, life in the city really ain't all that bad and with global acceptance of social media, and technological advancement, everything we experience here they will too/are getting close to. They already complain about Westernization in the form of social media and its negative consequences destroying their cultures/ruining their kids and as someone who was last there in grade 5 and sees growing amounts of mental illness in the developed world, they have good reason to complain.
post 1583070461 06-30-2019, 11:45 PM
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No, I wouldn't.

It's beautiful, life, but I feel like I've wasted what it could be. Not only that but my loss wouldn't change anything and the world needs a little less people in my opinion.

I'm a grain of sand that can easily be replaced by another
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post 1583070481 06-30-2019, 11:46 PM
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Don't know, have to live this one out first to make up my mind.
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post 1583070711 06-30-2019, 11:53 PM
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Originally Posted By Eggiesinabasket
No, I wouldn't.

It's beautiful, life, but I feel like I've wasted what it could be. Not only that but my loss wouldn't change anything and the world needs a little less people in my opinion.

I'm a grain of sand that can easily be replaced by another
If we all actually spread out instead of clogging up clogged up areas there would not only be more than enough space for us all but likely a lot less commotion and more sanity. There are studies on this topic relating to living in highly people dense areas and the impact on you mentally. The intuition is based on basic economic principles. Seeing so many people in a single area makes you lose respect and love for your fellow human. Just like if everyone had diamonds in abundance no one would care about diamonds. Demand would be lower because it was so easily accessible, and price would hence be lower too.

That's why a lot of city people in large areas like Toronto or NYC are stereotyped as kunts and have all kinds of ongoing issues. When I was out in Eastern Canada, the respect we all had for each other was insane. It was considered rude of a man and a woman walking past each other not to acknowledge each other at 3am. Had a 5 minute conversation with almost every person I crossed. People were a lot happier, more family oriented, not as materialistic, and just overall much more positive. I would love if Canada put a ban on immigrants coming to Toronto. It's already way too fuking full, how about you move to PEI and help the economy grow over there
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post 1583077171 07-01-2019, 05:02 AM
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Originally Posted By Eggiesinabasket
No, I wouldn't.

It's beautiful, life, but I feel like I've wasted what it could be. Not only that but my loss wouldn't change anything and the world needs a little less people in my opinion.

I'm a grain of sand that can easily be replaced by another
And you think you are a grain of sand to your mother and father too?
*I'm sorry if that's because you lost your parents or any closest family members.

What I meant is that it would be an unbearable and excruciating pain to both me and my wife if that's what our daughter thinks of herself and the world she lives in. The notion and realization that we failed her by bring her to this world, that made us so happy to begin with.....ok, this is too much.

Good luck young lady. I don't think you are that person who makes your parents sad. That's enough for now.

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post 1583077421 07-01-2019, 05:10 AM
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Originally Posted By DassItMan
- ugly/fat/noavis getting defensive over how great life is (no offense intended btw)
its almost like everyone's life and experience is different and people value different things and just because some people think life is great and worth it doesnt mean thats the case for others.

some of you guys are way too close minded, imposing your own life and view on others it doesnt make sense
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Originally Posted By BigBallsMcgee
you need to be educated on modern research/science and logic
Bro you are getting trolled
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post 1583078911 07-01-2019, 06:03 AM
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Originally Posted By eod8989
Bro you are getting trolled
No I think he's actually that stupid
post 1583078971 07-01-2019, 06:04 AM
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Originally Posted By Anachron
Keep chosing to be miserable. Also noticing you ignored my question.
until you demonstrate basic critical and logical thinking skills, I'm not bothering with you. at best you seem like a troll.
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