Lifestyle

Reset Your Life by Asking What You Love

I surely wrote about it a rather immature piece before, but there is truth in some simplicity   You really should reset your fucking mind, life, goals, attitudes, every now and then By asking yourself “WHAT I LOVE” and then either doing it immediately, or asking what STEPS are necessary to take, then taking those …

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Lifestyle Philosophy Spirituality

Bliss Through Chaos

You don’t pursue happiness, You don’t pursue WELLNESS You don’t pursue calmness, serenity You don’t pursue bliss   There are only two components to any spiritual state: -inner -outer   No, it’s not just “inner”. It’s not just you “choosing” your state And obviously it’s not just outer — that’s why so many people with …

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Lifestyle Spirituality

everything that’s good — is (obviously) good

=money, longevity, beauty, fun, sex, fitness and health, blablabala all that “superficial” shit, is just plain GOOD the only catch is that it DOESN’T GUARANTEE happiness (and in EXTREME cases — absence of those things also doesn’t guarantee unhappiness)   that’s the only catch, the only shocking secret besides that catch — those things are …

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Philosophy Spirituality World

Selfishness Compass

One could conceive of selfishness compass It would comprise of two axes Horizontal could measure the degree of self-absorption, self-interest Vertical could measure the degree of IGNORANCE   At an extreme left there would be utter self-absorption, utter self-obsession, with utmost disregard for the interest of others, An utterly solipsistic perspective No inhibition in disregarding …

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Spirituality

Perhaps LOVE Is But To Be OPEN

Perhaps LOVE is but to be OPEN   You’re just open, So that you are open to experience, to perceive to see   You just observe You just accept You just appreciate You just love   …yeah You can go do your BUSINESS later Make your IMPORTANT DECISIONS later Make the VALUE JUDGEMENTS LATER   …

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Lifestyle Philosophy

Giving is Selfish, Altruistic and RATIONAL

Giving is obviously beneficial to the receiver — AND the giver Giving is obviously beneficial to the giver, selfishly   It takes advantage of the reciprocity bias — often you’ll get more in return than you put in   In giving you acquire trust You reveal peaceful, helpful intent And in continuing giving you maintain …

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