I know! The other day I just figured out what :q does, never felt so powerful.
ArseAssassin
joined 2 years ago
At least he gets to hang up his Prince poster.
Nope. Usually when I heard it argued that humans are used to moving from area to area throughout the year, what gets left out of the discussion is that they were moving with their friends and extended family. I recognize my need for intimacy in a shared physical space to remain healthy.
BABALITY
I wouldn't know what you need to know. But based on what you mentioned here, it doesn't sound like you're going through a spiritual awakening. It's very much an embodied, not an intellectual experience. Here's an excerpt from Alan Watts' autobiography describing it:
It was in the autumn of 1932—windy, with fallen leaves skittering along roads and fields—and I was trying desperately to work out this problem: What is THE EXPERIENCE which these Oriental masters are talking about? The different ideas of it which I had in mind seemed to be approaching me like little dogs wanting to be petted, and suddenly I shouted at all of them to go away. I annihilated and bawled out every theory and concept of what should be my properly spiritual state of mind, or of what should be meant by ME. And instantly my weight vanished. I owned nothing. All hang-ups disappeared. I walked on air.
You can block anything if you're stupid enough to think it's going to work.
Billie Jean off the top off my head.
EDIT: Ghetto Life by Rick James as well.
Only heard of them through an endless stream of YouTube sponsorships, but apparently their food sometimes comes with a side of listeria.
I wouldn't know what anyone else wants me to wear.
I've recently come to the conclusion that those who feel that they easily fit in to all societal expectations have lost touch with their authenticity. The Jungian persona might be the best source for an in-depth analysis of this.
How to crash your software and hardware at once.
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