yohsii

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by yohsii 7y ago
seems like there's never enough money in the system to pay all debt and interest. always requires new loans. a bit broken really
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by yohsii 7y ago
as somebody who meditates, i've noticed there are connections between brain and heart in terms of memories. i believe the heart has a big role to play in terms of memories but i can't back it up with anything verifiable.
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by yohsii 7y ago
maybe. won't know until you try
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by yohsii 7y ago
i've experienced it, and so can you. don't take my word for it. invest serious time in meditation and if you want a shortcut, drink ayahuasca or consume 5meo-dmt. it is just as scary to realise that your ultimate identity is God (
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by yohsii 7y ago
psychedelics are a shortcut for those who don't want to spend time meditating, you can achieve the same result without drugs. it's difficult to convince somebody who hasn't had the experience and of course if you'd had t
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by yohsii 7y ago
if consciousness was created by physical processes, what created the first consciousness? consciousness has always been and will always be, the physical realm is just a play of form, temporary and changing and your identity on this earth is
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by yohsii 7y ago
psychedelics and meditation will get you there, just put in the effort to do the self inquiry. with some persistence and courage, you'll experience it first hand.
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by yohsii 7y ago
you can become aware of it, just meditate or consume 5meo-dmt. preferably do both. personally i drank copious amounts of ayahuasca and meditated. i also trained at a buddhist campus and meditated 16 hours a day for a year. you can become aw
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by yohsii 7y ago
you were conscious before your life and you will be after it. it may be a different type of consciousness and not attached to your ego or current identity, but you will always have consciousness. if you are a materialist, you will never be
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by yohsii 7y ago
what you are able to do in your body is affected by your brain, even what you are able to calculate. consciousness has a far greater scope than human abilities. consciousness disembodied is still intelligent and aware but becomes infinite,
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by yohsii 7y ago
fundamentally physical? consciousness is fundamental and eternal, no beginning no end. forms change and are not fundamental at all.
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by yohsii 7y ago
consume some 5meo-dmt and it's suddenly not beyond us anymore
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by yohsii 7y ago
consciousness does not require a brain. consciousness is fundamental to the universe
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by yohsii 7y ago
i'd say an ayahuasca trip is also deeply personal and personal issues will come to the surface like any unresolved issues from the past. there are commonalities experienced too though, like experiencing death (ego death), meeting with&
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by yohsii 7y ago
after drinking ayahuasca a couple of times in large quantities and meditating full time (16 hours a day on average) for a year i also see things. it's not a hallucination though, i'm certain this energy is really there. it doesn
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by yohsii 7y ago
> It's not strange that North America doesn't care much about Iraqi plight, as we have next to no relationship with them or their people. > I am Canadian. > I am a polish immigrant living in Canada. you're North Amer