Vic 𓋹or Ω ⚔️

Protect your energy at all costs.

@simpleorganix @DrDeepMD 🔥

@DrDeepMD youtube.com/watch?v=gQqxwH… Listen to this on the way to gym. Just ten min starts to get muscle mitochondria juices flowing. 50 hertz is massive cheat code for MVC.

bout to drag my ass to the gym and I reallllllllyyy don't want to that's why its so important that i actually do it once i get there, i know i won't regret it push yourself to do hard things

@she_moon_nursed This video will never get old

this is the future of communication bc it’s what any communication fundamentally is: tuning into the ontological field of relation

@pokingreality 🔥 oneness

David Lynch is the filmmaker behind some of the most surreal and dark movies in history, but he has spent decades obsessed with a very different kind of "sweetness." In this profound video on human consciousness, Lynch talks about how most of us spend our entire lives stuck on the "surface" of reality. He explains that just as science dug beneath the surface of matter to find molecules and atoms, quantum physics eventually discovered the Unified Field. This is described as the single, unmanifest source of everything in existence, the point where all the forces of nature become one. Lynch points out that while scientists use mathematics to find this field, it is actually something that can be experienced internally. He talks about how meditation acts as a vehicle that allows the mind to "dive" past the noisy surface of our daily thoughts. Because each deeper level of the mind offers more happiness, the mind is naturally drawn toward that unity. This is where the transformation happens. Lynch describes negativity like stress, anxiety, and hate as a form of mind control. He explains that when we touch that Unified Field, we are enlivening a "light" within ourselves that these negative states simply cannot survive in. You don't have to "fight" your problems or spend years analyzing them. The anger and sorrow just lift away without trying. As he says: "Those who don't know, they don't know. Those who know, they enjoy."

@BerbarianWizard Great explanation

“Yeah but sugar makes me fat, gives me diabetes and cancer” Your body barely converts sugar into fat under normal conditions. De novo lipogenesis from carbs is usually very low, and when it happens, it costs energy (READ MY PINNED ARTICLE). The problem is sugar in a high-fat, PUFA-rich diet. Fat oxidation blocks glucose oxidation through the Randle cycle. Glucose stays higher, insulin stays higher, and the cell becomes worse at using sugar. That is insulin resistance. PUFA makes it worse because it oxidizes easily, increases lipid peroxidation, damages mitochondria, and promotes inflammation. Diabetes and cancer are metabolic diseases linked to poor glucose oxidation, mitochondrial dysfunction, inflammation, and fatty acid overload.

Want to lower cortisol? Eat sugar. Want to increase cortisol? Cut sugar. Lower sugar intake = larger cortisol spike. Higher sugar intake = flatter cortisol response. PMID: 36615866

@neospirituality Banger Doc🔥 So it is correct that we are on a victim consciousness era that needs balancing through the feminine

There's a reason why God is always called Father. No it's not because of sexism - but because Creation is always done by Consciousness. This principle of Consciousness is referred to as the Father/Male. This is in contrast to the Female, which is the energy that creates and manifests what is decreed by the Consciousness. ------ Father. Not my will but thy will. I fear NOT any experiences on Earth, which are all beautiful expansions of creation sought out by you. What I fear is not forever remembering that I AM eternally by your side Amen.

@DrClownPhD 😂

Troy, but instead of Brad Pitt, it’s Elliot Page.

@Nolimitsu_ 😂

@thedelphai He had that aura tbh

SEAN CONNERY studied the western mystery tradition his entire life. interviewed openly about reincarnation, magic, tibetan philosophy. wore the FREEMASONIC ring openly. the BOND franchise was his cover job. CONNERY was a magician who happened to be photogenic. - ∆

@SheldrickTrust Happy birthday Maxwell 🫵💪

Twenty years ago, our Keepers heard a rhino calf crying in the Nairobi National Park forest. They found him running in circles, completely blind, with no sign of his mother. She was never found. Surgery couldn't restore his sight – a congenital condition had taken it permanently. A blind bull rhino cannot survive in the wild. So we made Maxwell a promise: the Nairobi Nursery would be his forever home. Two decades later, he has become an institution in his own right. Max is the Nursery patriarch – a gentle, steady presence who has watched over generations of orphaned elephants pass through on their journey back to the wild. They adore him. Many stop by his stockade each morning to say hello, reaching their trunks through the bars or tapping on the gate so he knows they're there. He recognises each one by sound and scent alone. He is a double survivor: a member of a critically endangered species – black rhinos suffered a 98% population decline in Kenya between 1970 and 1983 – and a rhino who has built a rich, contented life without ever seeing it. Happy 20th birthday, Maxwell. sheldrickwildlifetrust.org/orphans/maxwell

@awkwardgoogle 🙌

A photographer took a picture just as this couple threw ashes into a river. He asked who it was. As they answered their dog. The photographer asked for permission to edit their photo, and this was the result. 📷Cecilie Thoresen

@MichaelKudrna That’s the biggest challenge and the backbone specifically when our most important products are made from scratch

Developing your own skilled labor for any labor intensive system you run is going to be more important soon than most realize Everyone's caught up with AI and not focusing on fixing their skilled labor gap

@JimChuong Amazing 🔥

Nike sponsored Roger Federer for 24 years, and then let him go. A Japanese tailor’s son paid him $300 million dollars, and launched a global, multi-billion dollar clothing megabrand.

What a time to be aligned!

@papichiss But Vic……I hate mangoes…

I went my entire life up until 24 hours ago thinking I hated mangoes A friend cut one up and offered half to me, but I declined, naturally, because I don’t like mangoes He convinced me to try it anyways, and I swear it was one of the best things I’ve ever eaten. So I’m standing there in the kitchen bewildered. Because, as you know, I do *not* like mangoes. I have never liked mangoes. But upon being interrogated about my mango eating habits, I realize I can’t remember the last time I actually ate a mango . . . Because I always decline mangoes. Because I don’t like mangoes. Now I’m wondering if I just convinced myself I don’t like mangoes out of the blue one day and where in the world that came from But more importantly, this begs the question: what other narratives do we carry about ourselves that we decided on years ago and never bothered to question or rewrite? Holy long-walk-for-a-drink-of-water, but my point is this: You can choose to change your mind, your way of being, your life at any point. No guilt or shame needed. Better to admit you got on the wrong train than to stubbornly allow it to take you to the wrong destination. Even if it’s as simple as deciding that hey, maybe you were wrong about mangoes 😂

@SirMissionary You know!

House music is the reward for realizing what it means to have a human body.

@stparabellum Literally me last night 🔥

@DejaRu22 The Tiger by John Vaillant I think about it often

What book do you wish you could read again for the first time?

@GodsWhisper777 Beautiful

roberto santo - "wing of desire"

@Todd_Spence 😂

Someone put audio from CASINO over Looney Tunes and its perfect 🔥😂

@full_send_mma We are so back!

Sean Strickland opens up on why the UFC title doesn’t mean anything to him “Nah it’s just a title. Let me tell you a superpower is gratitude. The moral is the more gratitude you have for the sun rising and the food on your table, if you you have gratitude everything is ok”