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I have a bunch of wonderful subliminal ideas and am willing to help out with affirmations and the aesthetic part and shit but I really don’t want to do it by myself and was hoping someone wanted to make a joint YouTube channel. I can bring ideas, some affirmations, and a mood board to the table and I want the other person to do the editing and uploading part🧿🖤

» AFFIRMATIONS FOR YOUR SP «

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[sp] is so obsessed withme

[sp] loves being my boyfriend

[sp] is constantly calling and texting me

why is [sp] always blowing up my phone?

[sp] is always calling/ texting me

[sp] talks to me every single day

[sp] always reaches out to me first

i am the most beautiful person in the world, every one i want wants me 10x more

I always get everything i want

why is [sp] so committed to me now?

[sp] and i are in the happiest, healthiest relationship together

[sp] is the perfect partner to me

[sp] and i are soulmates

i am all [sp] thinks about

i am all [sp] dreams about

[sp] cannot get me off of their mind

everything reminds [sp] of me

[sp] is the fastest, easiest thing for me to manifest

I am worshipped, i am worthy of everything i desire

a step back

Glimpse of a buddhist temple in Bangkok, Thailand | Dec 2019

If something is everything how can it know itself?

My mind goes blank when I hear your name

Very funny 😄

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5 Steps to Embracing Your Loneliness

Loneliness is something most people try to avoid. But being alone is an inevitable part of life. It happens to everyone at some time or another. It is important to be able to separate solitude from loneliness and to understand what is behind your feelings so you can embrace being alone.

   1. Work Out the Root Cause of Your Fear of Loneliness Some scientists believe loneliness is a basic emotion on a par with fear and anger. For millions of years, survival relied on being part of a group; being alone was risky. But now, a fear of loneliness can keep us in toxic relationships, unfulfilling jobs, and bad marriages. Identify what’s behind your fear of loneliness, and you can start to work on it.

   2. Learn to Understand your Loneliness Loneliness comes in many different guises. It can be temporary situational loneliness where you find yourself without company or help. Or you can be going through a life crisis that results in more extended social isolation. A relationship breakdown, losing your job, or being seriously ill can all make you feel completely cut off from love and support.

   3. Appreciate Solitude Solitude is quite a different state from loneliness. Artists, philosophers, and writers over the centuries have sought out solitude to think deeply and widely and to create their best work. Solitude can be a comfort in an overcrowded life. When you are by yourself, you can expand into being your true self.

   4. Confront your Deepest Fears Loneliness can be a product of the fundamental fear of separation that goes back to infancy. Separation means being vulnerable, having no one to rely on except yourself. This is the loneliness that realizes that in the end, there is nothing between you and the stars, no one to rescue you. That sort of existential fear can be scary. What are your deepest fears about being lonely? Identify them, acknowledge them, and take away some of their power over you.  

   5. Use Self-Actualizing Practices to Overcome Loneliness Techniques like yoga, tai chi, and meditation can help you reconnect with your deepest self. Sitting alone in meditation separates you from the negative thought spirals and feelings that can make you feel so miserable.

A loving-kindness meditation practice can help you replace feelings of separation with feelings of love and connection. Give it a try:

Sit quietly and focus on your breath.

Breathe in, think ‘May I be happy.’ Breathe out, think ‘May I be loved.’ Breathe in, think ‘May all my suffering be healed.’ Breathe out, think ‘May I be at peace.’

Eventually, repeat the mantra, thinking of people who may be lonely at this time, replacing ‘I’ with ‘you.’

Finish by sending positive thoughts to all beings and repeating ‘May all beings be happy. May all beings be loved. May the suffering of all beings be healed. May all beings be at peace.’

This simple practice helps you feel connected to all of life whenever you do it.

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What is Real

by Saṃsāran

What is real? Something you can touch or hold in your hand? Yes. Certainly. Are our thoughts real? Some say no. Some say they are the ONLY real thing. 

We don’t want to die. It is the human condition to KNOW we are going to fade away and die with certainty. Animals don’t know this. Not even our close cousins the chimpanzees. We know because we taught them sign language and asked them. They know “sick”. They even know “dead” but they don’t know that death is inevitable. 

DNA is real. You can hold in your hand. In fact, in a sense, your hand is made of it. Now DNA replicates. That means it splits in two. Then again. Then again. Then it is transferred to sperm or ova and divides again and again. This means that there is a direct physical link not only to your mom and dad, your grandparents but to every human being, to every primate, to every mammal, to every living organism on this lovely blue dot we call home.

You are immortal. Real immortality. Physical immortality which can be observed. Oh, not the “you” that is your waking conscious mind. You think that is “you” but is isn’t. It is just a construct. A program that runs on the organic computer you call your brain. Hell, the waking mind only takes up a small part of your computing power and is geared to helping you find mates, find food and shelter and to protect yourself. You are far more “animal” than you realize. That is not a bad thing. Knowing this helps understand a lot of what people do.

Now, knowing this also means that unlike the animals you are a creator. You are a kind of small god among the animals of this world. Not some imaginary being like Zeus or Apollo but a real life god for isn’t the power of creation the hallmark of a god? You can create and work your will on the universe like no other animal can. So, from this power comes responsibility. You must choose your side. Light and Order or Dark and Chaos. Will you be kind? Will you be generous? Will you be compassionate? Most importantly, will you LOVE? When you lay dying so time in the future you will not think of money or power. No. You will think “how could I have been a better person” and “how could I have made a difference”. Don’t let yourself feel regret when your time comes as it will. Make a difference now while you still can.