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"Until you make the unconscious conscious, it will direct your life and you will call it fate." - C.G. Jung

@Innerdevcrypto yo innerdev! im curious, what's your story?

Abilities This is the simple truth: Serious inner work, at least 2 hours a day (1 hour morning, 1 hour afternoon), in the form of real meditation, energy training (taoism for example) or simply sitting in silence will in time lead to: - being able to separate feeling the physical body and energy body - being than able to seperate the mind from the physical body and energy body. Literally transcend almost any pain, stress, emotions, feelings etc - being than able to seperate the ´knower´ from the mind, meaning you can release and surrender so deep in total stillness you even transcend the mind and all thoughts and perceptions. - than one fuses into unity (oneness). mind + knower this will give you almost literal command over your physical body, energy body, and mind next to that, one does not focus on building muscles, but on building chi (bio-electrical energy, whatever you want to call it, and yes, this is real). this will make one stronger, fitter, and more intuitive than ever before, and increase longevity for deeper inner work this will lead to: - no more problems with stress - no problems with sleeping - no problems with emotions - strong intuition - very strong will if needed and ability to manifest desires - a powerful magnetic ´attraction´/´field´ of chi protection around oneself - deeper intuition for the subtle forces that move in the world - makes trading a peace of cake, can simply not get burnt-out or messed up anymore since one can separate emotions from the mind - life becomes much easier and a ´flow´ of contentment which radiates from oneself this is the simple truth this is what real inner work will give you or you do it, or you don´t but stop thinking superficial methods will get you anywhere, it will only lead to superficial results link below what i recommend: x.com/Tim_4444/statu…

@TdBaileyypfj @dissidentwest i'll say a prayer for you before i go to bed tonight 🙏

@4Scythe4 @dissidentwest If I were you I would not be a pompous prick, you’ve said nothing of any value so far……

We need a slur for people who think AI is conscious.

@TdBaileyypfj @dissidentwest before i leave this conversation, what is unconscious?

@4Scythe4 @dissidentwest Doesn’t sound unrealistic that this might one day apply to a complex computer…

@TdBaileyypfj @dissidentwest that's a good one

@4Scythe4 @dissidentwest the quality or state of being aware especially of something within oneself ?

@TdBaileyypfj @dissidentwest I like merriam-websters definition

@4Scythe4 @dissidentwest I’m asking you

@TdBaileyypfj @dissidentwest ask AI

@4Scythe4 @dissidentwest What is consciousness ?

@Steezehuman We all start somewhere 😅

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@Innerdevcrypto yea for sure! pretty sound book. she takes a psychiatric approach, especially delving into the neuroscience of it all which i found interesting.

@4Scythe4 thanks for the recommendation. will order it

Nutrition and diets (long tweet, adapted article from my website) Once again a subject on which many people have strong opinions, which is fine, but i will try to take a balanced and deeper view as always. Usual disclaimers apply: open to all new info, i could be totally wrong, always willing to share and learn new things, think for yourself. Nutrition has always been a popular topic for people seeking to improve their health and physical/mental state. The possibilities in different diets are endless: raw, vegetarian, vegan, carnivore, paleo, ketogenic, pescatarian, slow food, fast food, macrobiotic, cosmic nutrition, intermittent fasting etc etc, we could go on like that for and entire page. Summing up the advantages or disadvantages of a certain diet, or different diets, is an impossible task. Why? The amount of variables involved is simply too great. Humans have adapted to many different habits, and hence have adapted to many different food sources in their environment. An eskimo can live on an almost only fat diet, while someone living in the jungle can live on a diet made of plants, and some tribes in Africa mainly live on meat, blood and milk. Vice versa, an eskimo on an only plant diet would probably die, and someone adapted to living in the jungle on an only fat diet would probably die quickly as well. In short, slight variations in genetics play a big role. Next to that, each person also has a different body type, like shown in Ayurveda for example, or certain energetic qualities described in Chinese Medicine. Someone who has a very ´hot´ constitution energy wise, does not benefit from eating very spicy food for example, while someone who has a weak liver for example should be careful eating too much fat, and an exclusive vegan diet is not ideal for someone who is slow and cold a lot. As usual, energetics are often overlooked once discussing nutrition, but are absolutely crucial. Through personal experimentation over the years with many different diets, protocols, (intermittent) fasting etc, and by recently spending a couple of weeks diving into the latest trends in nutrition, I observed once again the same pattern as discussed in many previous articles: over-identification with a limited sense of self. What does this mean? People change their diet, or try out something new, and this can be advantageous to their health. Great......experimentation, trying new things, challenging oneself, is the only way to learn. However, many people than become ´identified´ with this diet, meaning it becomes part of their ´i-identity´, their ego, and often (not always) start seeing this diet as part of their personality. As a result, different diets are judged, ridiculed or not taken seriously, and the people that follow them verbally attacked. Now obviously there are some common factors which are present in all so called healthy/natural diets: not eating lots of sugar, not eating many toxin/processed foods, moderation, natural plants & protein & fat, etc. But even that does not have to apply to everybody. My grandmother and great-grandmother loved sugar and candy, and ate a lot of it, and reached the age of 98 and 101 while rarely falling ill in their lives. They probably never entered into ketosis (claimed to promote longevity) in their lives, or fasted, and just ate whatever they liked. As said before, the number of factors involved is so large, that it is impossible to make generalisations. I do like to add, that i have received many people on my mountain, who were severely energetically depleted due to vegan diets. It is the reason so many inner masters worn about this diet, since low calorie, low energy, exclusive plant-based diets, often creates too much stagnated cold energy in the body, something which is overlooked a lot in the debate about nutrition these days. Somehow it is a hype and trendy nowadays to be against meat and fat, to save the planet, but the damage this does to human health overall is enormous. I would strongly recommend to read this article: britishacupuncturefederation.co.uk/2022/11/10/veg… If i would personally avoid one diet at all cost, it would be the vegan diet, the damage i ve seen in people on the energetic part is enormous really (white, pale, digestive issues, cold etc), at least some animal protein is needed imo (and i don´t mean factory farming of course, respectful animal husbandry can be done, i do it too). Most people that come visit here, recover fast on a protein/fat/forest garden diet. Only really advanced inner masters that can generate enormous inner yang power can really survive well on only plant-food withouth energetic side-effects, but these are very few of these people. What about all the other factors involved when eating? Chewing well vs not chewing well, portion size, timing of meals, toxins and plastic in packaging, quality of produce, organic vs non-organic, hybridised vs non-hybrided, heated vs not-heated, drinking with food vs not drinking with food, cooked in certain way or not.......one could go on for 100 pages. The claim by some spiritual traditions that the physical body (and food) is not important, is of course understandable if one´s aim is transcendence, but in general, denying one has a body is just as strange as saying that one is only the body (both the result of over-identification with a certain belief system again). After trying out many different diets, and talking to many people on different diets, and having a good overview more or less what is out there, i observed one aspect is rarely discussed: what about simply sitting down, being calm and silent, and really feeling the body, the physical side and the energy on the inside. Once one amplifies the awareness of the body, and the real hunger signals it gives, one can feel on an intuitive level what the body is craving for. If thirsty, water. If you only eat fruit, after a while you want some meat or fish or protein. Becoming sensitive like this, letting go of control, and really listening to the body creates a way of eating which is relaxed, calm and not dogmatic. If you ate too much somehow, you naturally fast. If you feel sick, the body naturally wants to fast too. If you are out walking with your daughter and you feel like eating a nice chocolate ice-cream, you share the joy of eating it without feeling guilty. If you feel cold and depleted, you eat some good quality meat and fat. Nobody who really becomes sensitive and listens to the body would stuff themselves with toxic food or huge meal portions. A balanced diet would come naturally if one really listens to the body, no matter what that diet might be (on the condition that food sources are available of course, and if not, the body is well adapted to (intermittent) fasting if needed). All the stress of worrying about following a certain diet, or being in a certain state (ketosis, fasting, intermittent fasting, only raw etc etc), is often way more toxic to the body than the benefits of that diet. Once all that stress and control is released, the body naturally corrects itself if really listened to, and you even start getting interested in getting higher quality food or growing it yourself. Soon we realise that a toxic body is often the result of a toxic mind (changing mental habits is much harder than changing diet, so that is where the real challenge is). A sensitive body will quickly figure out that all the sugar/fast carb/garbage/additives crab being sold as food nowadays is not actually food. You won´t just know it, but you will feel it. And if you do like a certain diet, great, than one knows it feels right and that is 100% fine. Now this does not mean being out of control....of course not, it means being calm, sensitive, amplifying the joy of eating because it feels intuitively right, and listening to the body while you try out different things. In time, one will know what the body, which its unique genetics, body constitution, energy, physical/mental needs, requires nutrition wise on an intuitive level without becoming a ´follower ´ of a certain diet and creating another ego-attachment. So i will end this thread with an invitation to go a bit deeper again: really feel you body, learn to listen to it, become energetically aware of it, and see how it reacts to your diet & nutrition. Experience, feeling, and intuition, will guide you and do the rest on the way to a healthy natural way of eating. 😘

my dominant main function is introverted intuitive. my auxillary is introverted thinking/feeling. my inferior function is extraverted feeling. what i need to work on is relating to the external world. that means fostering genuine relationships, connecting with others, and doing things in the external world that make me uncomfortable. marie louis von franz said "It is only when you have succeeded in developing three functions, in locking three of your inner doors, that the problem of the fourth door still remains, for that is the one which is apparently not meant to be locked. There one has to succumb, one has to suffer defeat, in order to develop further"

western society has lost touched with the spirit

Having to give up desires, wants, fantasies is hard. Change is hard. Sacrifice the now for the future is hard. I agree most people wont ever attempt nor will have the desire to look inward. Theres a shift starting to occur though. The collective has become too one-sided. More people now are seeking a power greater than themselves than they have in decades

@4Scythe4 The specificity trap. Everyone reads "be yourself" as permission to stay comfortable, when it actually means ruthlessly eliminating what doesn't align with your strengths. Most people never do that work.

The greatest competitive edge you can have over someone else in 2026 isn’t the new AI skill you learned, it isn’t the college degree you earned, it’s not the endless hours of time you grinded to start a vending machine business. It’s becoming who you were exactly meant to be. Your differentiation is unique to the collective herd. While the herd is busy being told by the world what they should be doing, you should be the one doing the inner work. Dont wait till youre 40 to start. Sit the fuck down, do the work and you will get exactly what you want. You may get this feeling of being behind everyone else but in reality youre going to be miles spiritually ahead. All of these people who are moving like sheep will be forced one day to do the work and if they dont then it will start to work against them. It’s still early for you. Master the internal world and you will reach peak contentment with the external

@Innerdevcrypto just came across your account btw. love your content

The future will be full of amazing new tech which we cannot even imagine now. Just as right now, in the early 21st century, we have acces to tech that people in previous centuries could barely dream off But guess what.....the majority of humanity is just as unhappy and miserable as before We might advance technologically, but we barely expand our consciousness. On top many tech is immediately used for aggressive actions, violence, or negatively versus other humans due to superficial identity politics, superficial identification with a nation state or small sense of self, or other stupidities that flow out of our limited development of consciousness Couple of years ago talked to one of the few crypto-billionaires, a hyper-smart person, and he said it as well: the biggest threat to humanity is the increasing divide between our level of technology and consciousness Step 1 is always to begin to bridge this divide in oneself through turning inwards. Less distraction on the outside, more time to look inside

@Innerdevcrypto majority of people do not look inward nor wish to. i can see how the one-sidedness of new tech and people becoming more miserable will restore balance, but i hate to see people suffer now. if only they knew that in order to win the game of life you have to give up.

My greatest fear in life is living a provisional one. One where one foot is in and one foot is out. Slipping back into the old ways may bring relief. But that relief is only a facade. Slip back and come forth, repeat every few months. Tell yourself “im going to get it together one day.” Then one day appears and it’s filled with the pain of regret. A pain that is greater than any form of present consistent commitment. Just for today, i choose to be resilient because i do not long for that pain of regret.

@IllimitableBot if you figure out what your inferior function is, thats where the gold is

Extroverted Intellect > Introverted Intellect > Extroverted Stupidity Never met a dumb introvert; stupidity is sociable.

you dont stay positive. you dont fool yourself into positivity when the internal world is crumbling around you. you sit with it. acknowledge it. write about it. but you dont allow youself to think you are it. you talk to someone you trust who listens. you get down on your knees and ask God for guidance. it's only temporary. you will be a better version of yourself after it.

how do you stay positive when you are going through a lot?