Life is pain. Especially when you are doing it wrong. It's all a wave pattern up and down. Your life In general. Drugs will counter act a low dip. But after the great high spike. The next dip will be even lower. And so on. Other risky behaviors will contribute to the same thing. And things get much more painful and extreme the more you get yourself out of wack. I was good at somehow handling all this and holding things together. Finding the strength inside my body and mind to work and do hard labor even if I haven't slept for days and have been up doing drugs and not eating... Something about pushing myself to extremes and getting through something I didn't think I even could was almost part of the reason I did drugs. Getting older now and still on and off messing with substances. My body I notice just doesn't have what ever reserve it used to tap into to push far passed typical. Anyways what I have found is it's all about being stubborn and hyper conscious and tuned into your body and feelings. If you want to bring your crazy drug fueled turmoil of a life back to a calm place start small. Eat something you know your body just reacts well to. Drink more water. GET SOME SLEEP. Gradually do little things and over days and weeks you will see things add into something larger. Return your drastic ups and downs slowly to a closer to balanced wave pattern. Life is a cumulation of large amounts of tiny things. Make the effort to place "seeds" of your desired goal into this when and where you are able.

@@ron1836 Life is not pain. Pain is a part of life.

For me it’s because the world is filled with idiots and I even have to breathe, let alone the same air .

@@ron1836 Some are just too far gone to achieve what you’re postulating assuming it’s even the whole case which I personally don’t think it is .

"Why the pain?" This is the greatest secret in this entire Universe. But it has finally been revealed. This lecture by Ram Dass is superb, and illustrates the process of suffering that was CAUSED by our Original Error (which is known to many as the original "sin"). We fell into ignorance, which caused guilt (because we thought we had done something to deserve punishment, though we know not what), which causes all fear, which causes all problems and suffering. Because, fear keeps us from desiring - and thereby discovering -Truth. And when you discover the greatest secret in this Universe, which is the reason why we fell into ignorance and limitation, this all makes perfect sense. Even men like Ram Dass and Alan Watts and Paramahansa Yogananda didn't have this secret. But it has finally been revealed and published. Click and ye shall find. Elijah has returned, as prophesied.

💗

Nice .suffering is the it

Exactly.

Great quote! Thanks!

Love this.

You are so welcome. That truly means a lot.

^^ It's true. You're hard work and dedication to this channel is truly helping make this world a better place. Thanks for sharing your talents with us all.

Amen God bless people. Save your health save your mind. Life is better without heroin, cocaine, alcohol and cigarettes. And you have more money in your pocket. God bless everyone who has rejected the devils intentions to be addicted to alcohol and cigarettes etc which can cause so much damage to health.

Can you help me with the reliable source 🙏. I'm 56 and have suffered for years with addiction, anxiety and severe ptsd, I got my panic attacks under control myself years ago and they have come back with a vengeance, I'm constantly trying to take full breaths but can't get the full satisfying breath out, it's absolutely crippling me, i live in Germany. I don't know much about these mushrooms. Really need a reliable source!! Can't wait to get them.

Hey! Yes Dr.alishrooms

I'm really happy for you that your friend decided to help you...I hear about alot of family members or so called friends shutting an addict out of their life, which since most addicts do it to mask emotions to me is the worse thing someone can do to an addict.

How do I reach out to him? Is he on insta

Amazing bro! You are an inspiration, keep going!

Today is my millionth day one, but this time it feels different in a way that’s impossible to describe. Congratulations on 3 years! That’s absolutely incredible.

@@YouKilledFritz I relapsed hundreds of times over 10 years but learned a little new about myself each moment of sobriety in those 10 years. I was 32 and it finally stuck, understanding who I was and why I had become that way was valuable to my process. Work by Bessell, Gabor Maté, Jordan Peterson and others have helped me immensely. God took away my depression/PTSD so I no longer take those meds either (2 years). You can do it I truly believe that. Don’t give up on yourself and keep trying new things when one isn’t working. Replacing bad habits with good hobbies was key for me as well. Thinking of you bro, we’re in this together!

Today is also my millionth day one. I pray one day I can be sober entirely.

@@lalanipearson3319 hang in there. I felt the same way, I couldn’t stop. God has helped me immensely! You can do it, I’ll stay sober with you tonight.

@Vlad V sleeping with his mum

I love that look you are sporting, ie your eye-brows, hair colour and style; it's my fantasy Sci-Fi dominatrix look

Awesome!

God bless

@@PSYCHIC_PSYCHOGeez, creepy much. You're just psycho not psychic.

So what are you giving up tomorrow? No internet or phone for 24 hours? No food for three days? No talking for 24 hours? Which? All?

@@youbetyourwrasse Why so aggressive? And why not focus on yourself and what you can give up instead of someone else?

@@TheSelfCenter you did leave a generic ass comment lmao

How about playing music? You can always tell when someone doesn't play music because they don't mention it as a form of meditation. Nothing compares or even comes close to playing music. Yes, I am biased and have tried many hobbies and many activities. There is nothing quite like playing music. Do you want to be saved? Healed? Enlightened? Then play music!

@@leifpeterson4850 It's just a comment on the internet... No need to get so worked up over it, Leif.

Just play music

Really? I feel like Ram Dass and Eckhart Tolle are at least somewhat mainstream. I could be wrong though

There must also be some female influencers, as well... in so far as, what my better half keeps trying to get me to believe.

Dont forget Papaji and Mooji :)

They are all mainstream../

This 100%. We become a slave to it. People don't truly understand unless they have succumbed to it. Best Wishes

@@umpin3 Well said my friend. God bless you and your loved ones

Living in a condo is like a jail cell right.

If that's true then exactly how did you manage to free yourself ?

Sobriety offers me clarity daily, and my decision making is getting better daily.

Poor example since he hung himself

Couldn’t agree more.

Yeeees!!!!❤❤❤

I hear you 📽️

The chant of every serial killer?

​@@youbetyourwrasse Remake ourselves means nothing to do with words Therefore your Chant is In a left behind concept called the cortex That pharse means, A killer is a detached person , due to no Oxytocin release this killer can be taught or guided to an oxytocin release and at that point they are no longer detached , and therefore do not kill You really need to stop calling the far more important lower brain the "Horns of the beast! " or people that actually know and understand lower brain activity as "devil worshippers" Or do you BELIVE that religion is about imaginary people in the sky and a thought process after death or ghosts !!!!!!!

This is a key true point of life. If you try to rule the world you cause misery.

@@youbetyourwrassethat supposed to be funny? Corny.

Yes, yes!

Bless you ❤️. .#livingvegan

I’ve been in recovery and I relapsed recently, losing Almost everything I worked for. Lost a good relationship where I was living with my ex, lost a great job. It’s hard to find the motivation to get back into recovery. Like I’ll never be able to get back to where I was and it’s all a futile effort.

No it's not a futile effort. It's an effort that's worth making. A better way of looking at is... Your life and the legacy you leave behind are worth the effort!

@@Gearhart. thanks. That’s a great way of looking at it. Reframing things. And even though I’m in a pretty dark place mentally these days I don’t want to die in active addiction of an overdose.

@@jayv82385 I realized a long time ago that it takes a very resilient individual to indure addiction. Look at it this way... What your going through is a right of passage. No one can tell you otherwise. You know what addiction is and what it does. Now do your best to use that experience to help others around you make better choices. You can be a bad influence or you can be a good influence. Be a good one! It'll change your life.

You say in the comment section under a UKposts video ON THE INTERNET. I'm not sure you understood the assignment. 🤔

@@lulabell79_31 That's where you're wrong. I didn't say I quit using the internet i clearly said that I was not addicted to the internet anymore.. 30 minutes a day max is all I'll consume I'd rather produce content. Nature is my friend 🌴

@@777Bviews Have fun with that. If you're trying to earn money with your content, you might want to rethink your strategy. Good luck.

@@lulabell79_31 Nature can be your friend too

Funny because I no longer find replying to stupid comments addictive.... just thirty a day.😂

❤❤❤

I'm reading it for the second time. 🤗💖🙏

But life is short just take what u enjoy hehehhee

@@stageiiwappie950Drugs are okay... it’s just people like me who give them a bad name.😂

Can I ask what your manifestation technique is?

Micheal Sugrue, Alan Watts, and Ram Dass are all brothers of mine that have helped me greatly

What are thay called

And still down?

Stick with it, a week or two into it you will feel more normal and able to eat. Good luck and take care

It’s usually the tobacco... usually. Sometimes even the act of smoking is more addictive than weed. 🤷🏻‍♂️

I used to be so strongly addicted to pot, I couldn't imagine life without it. Then I realised it was making me weaker and weaker so I gave it up and it was way much easier than nicotine, in fact it doesn't create any physical dependency, it's just mental.

@@LuxInfinity-ul5hw If you mix the two then the nicotine was to blame for the physical discomfort. IMO Coffee is more addictive than weed. We are all by nature creatures of habit.

Your comment sounds like poetry, but certainly not like wisdom.

It takes wisdom to understand our body. What I said is exactly the same as the video, just in my words. But I get it, I don't expect you to understand. Self-actualization or christ conscious, however you put it, is foreign to most, but it does include a mind-body connection. I don't think you should be critiquing what you don't understand, but if that makes you feel better, by all means. You might learn a thing or 2

@@andresvillasenor I have no illnesses whatsoever, neither mental nor physical. I had a chronic pain that I healed on my own without visiting a doctor. My mind became so indestructible that I don't understand anymore how a person can get depressed at all. I can't even be heartbroken because I just see it as a beautiful experience instead. But if you think you know enough due to christ, then by all means, don't listen. Just keep preaching that I can't possibly understand anything, but only you can and you do. Preach it your whole day, if it makes you happy! It doesn't make me mad, it makes me laugh. See, what I discovered is that people beyond a certain intelligence threshold can't adapt their body anyway. All they can do is fall into the illusion that they adapt.

@nightmareTomek Very wise of you, and I'm proud of you for overcoming that. I also suffered from illness, two autoimmune diseases, in fact. I reversed them without medical help as well. I fast often, exercise to failure, and eat strictly grass fed meat. I know what it feels like to come out of the pits of hell through worthy sacrifices. I, too, adapted to pain, so I understand you. It truly is a beautiful thing to only see the beauty in harsh situations, but neglecting heartbreak as painful may be the reason you fail to emphasize with the depressed. You don't let yourself feel pain, so you judge those who victimize themselves in avoidance of pain. Avoiding pain also synonymously comes with avoiding love as well for love can be painful. Avoiding or suppressing your feelings for sure is the root of addiction and disconnection of mind-body. Preaching does make me happy, I'm not religious, but I do believe in its merit. I know most people won't grasp most of what I preach, but if any great trilogy has taught me anything, it is that there is always hope no matter how outsized the battle may be. And even so, if I'm merely creating an illusion for myself, it is a mighty meaningful illusion in comparison.

@@andresvillasenor See, you compliment me, and then you proceed to make more assumptions about me, that are incorrect. Like 90% of people are doing this, instead of asking "do you avoid love to avoid pain?", you just go straight ahead and answer it for me: "avoiding pain comes with avoiding love, period". Changes your compliment immediately into just some hot air. Same with "the reason you fail to emphasize with the depressed". You actually don't know anything about my empathy. I would stay here and talk with you for a month and share all my knowledge if it would help you. But I expect you and other people to simply not listen, that's society nowadays, they see something working and when a person describes how they made it work, they refuse to listen with all their might (unless it's work related, but for anything else, especially mental, psychological or behavioral, they don't listen), as if I were to expose them that only as victims they get any attention. I'm criticizing the use of language here. When you blatantly say "you fail to emphasize", you're either trying to isolate yourself against potential help, or you're using way too imprecise words to describe things. Language is a tool and it looks like you're using a hammer to saw through a tree. Same with your initial comment, which used nice phrases to describe life in the most inefficient manner. Language that sounds good and belongs into a novel, but is way too imprecise for a real situation and it suggests to me that you actually don't understand what you're talking about. I dislike this impreciseness, I try to be as precise as possible since I think it's the only way to correctly address a problem and solve it, including problems of the mind (I repeatedly solve mine this way). And I also see a connection between mentally ill and those who are using language in such a dreamy way. The video is the same and attracts those who report to have mental illness or addictions. I'm wondering if those actually prefer to stay that way, since, as said, they refuse to listen.

Fill your fridge with fruits and vegetables.

Start meditation and start cooking: it's a lot of fun! Prepare your own snacks and take them with you. Start with something simple first that you enjoy like a steak with a salad or, if you prefer potatoes, boil them first and then fry them with very little oil: delicious and much healthier than french fries!

A story all about YOU ! The story of David and Goliath, as depicted in the Bible, is often interpreted as a metaphorical battle between good and evil, HUMANITY.. ( YOU ) with David representing the underdog , the anti hero... the person that doesnt know that christ is inside him\her............fighting against a formidable opponent. When exploring this story through a Kabbalistic perspective and incorporating Neville Goddard's teachings, we can delve into a deeper understanding of its spiritual significance. In Kabbalah, the concept of God is often portrayed as an infinite and transcendent force, encompassing all of creation. The false gods mentioned in this context refer to any limited or distorted beliefs or concepts that humans may idolize or worship instead of recognizing the true divine essence within themselves and all of creation. These false gods can take various forms, such as material possessions, ego-driven desires, or societal constructs that promote separation and illusion. David, in this interpretation, symbolizes the Christ consciousness or the divine essence within every individual. He represents the recognition of one's inherent divinity and the willingness to align with and express that divinity in the world. Goliath, on the other hand, represents the false gods or illusions that obstruct the realization of one's true spiritual nature. Neville Goddard, a prominent teacher of New Thought philosophy, emphasized the power of imagination and the creative capacity of the human mind. According to his teachings, our thoughts and beliefs shape our reality, and by consciously directing our thoughts towards the realization of our desires, we can manifest them in our lives. In the context of David and Goliath, Neville Goddard's teachings can be seen as a reminder of the transformative power of our inner consciousness. David's victory over Goliath can be understood as the triumph of divine consciousness over the illusions of the world. By aligning with the truth of their divine nature and using the power of imagination, individuals can overcome their personal Goliaths, the false gods that inhibit their spiritual growth and fulfillment. This interpretation suggests that the battle between David and Goliath is not an external conflict between two individuals, but an internal struggle within each person's consciousness. It emphasizes the importance of recognizing and challenging the false gods or limiting beliefs that hinder one's spiritual evolution and the realization of their true potential. In summary, when examining the story of David and Goliath through a Kabbalistic lens and incorporating Neville Goddard's teachings, we can perceive it as a metaphorical representation of the eternal battle between the Christ consciousness within us and the false gods or illusions that separate us from our divine nature. By cultivating a deep understanding of our inherent divinity and harnessing the power of our thoughts and imagination, we can transcend limitations and manifest a life aligned with our true spiritual essence.

Wow that genuinely means so much. Thank you.

​@@TikiMetta That is an assumption, in a perfect world, sure.....but in a world of poverty & aging, not so much, it doesnt really matter tho, whatever helps you function better without having too many liabilities financially or socially, cuz it aint like anybody who would complain knows your exact physiology enuff to even offer an alternative, would care 4 the right reasons to offer in 1st place, or give a darn about why your age/injury/trauam relat3d coping mechanism exists to begin with. Make money, buy freedom 😂

Consider it a blessing. Good luck . You only fail when giving up. Remember that it really takes about 30 days for it to be out of your physical body but after the 1st 3 days it gets much easier! Makes good sense to replace it with a good habit of getting healthier. 🙏😎

Narcotics anonymous is the only way I have found that helps me stay clean.

@@armandos3022 Theres plenty of good people in NA/AA, i agree its useful, stay safe, stay sane! 🤙

Seek for the cause of your pain. I do meditation, chant mantras and read spiritual books such as Be Here Now by Ram Dass.

I believe you can do it, just never give up on a life that was given to you

Sister, meditation really helps a lot. Change things and situations in life that bring you down and do things you love. Express yourself, write a diary, draw and sing. Love yourself because you are an expression of the Divine ! 😘😁🤗

i appreciate your insight. the vid is well meant but prey of its own bias.

🙏🏽💕

Great job, sister! 💖🙏🤗

❤

Thank you! Much love.