Nah,

Depriving of oxygen like forced mask mandates... Young folks now is NOT the time to get pregnant or get someone pregnant. Please use daily birth control pills, condom, Morning After pill each time after sex and get the Tubal Ligation simple procedure. We are entering the Greatest Depression as explained by Gerald Celente and others who study the largest financial bubble in history which is in the process of collapsing. Do not condemn an innocent newborn child into a horrific future as the starvation and ruin of the Great Depression will look like luxury when this collapses.

I think thats the crux of the issue, its awful to say but the reality is, it is getting worse. People thought instagram was bad, look at Tik Tok. The societal cracks will continue to expand.

I approve of And resemble this remark. Shame is heavy.

Power coupons and self-interest are the main measures of worth and success...at least in the US....meritocracy kills one's humanity.

Men comparing one woman to another destroy the chance at ever being happy

And lots of sunlight (dr jack Kruse podcasts )best wishes to you

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We need honest anger too. Permission to exist as a whole person. No one is perfect and there is no need to be. Evereone has a right and responsibility to say no to outright lies. Don t be kind when someone is trying to cheat you. Defend your integrity.

​@@raahustaja7267 Yes! I love this comment. Authenticity is so important. Alas, it seems to be going out of style. And with ever increasing censorship and restrictions around personal self expression, it seems that authenticity will also soon be illegal. Without honesty and authenticity we have no hope of ever forming true, meaningful connections with others ( let alone ourselves ).

Very well said!!!

I believe Terence McKenna also said the same exact line. If you havent seen mr. McKenna articulate his experiences, you should. Thanks. Youre welcome.

@@ermitanyo777 aye Sir. The TmcK said precisely so. That's why me use "quotation marks" .. Me heard quite some of his talks. Word acrobatics 🤹‍♂️ at its finest. Me like the TmcK albeit content debatable 👋°•.

A word ! 💯

Culture is culture. One can still have culture and traditions without shoving it down people's throats, excluding others etc. I wouldn't take Teri's word as Gospel, as he was very cynical an reductionist, especially his last year's of life. This is not to say that he wasn't a talented speakers obviously he was. Terrence had issues that probably was aware of. That can cause people to project unto the world and others.

@@alvodin6197 simple question now : what happens to those who deviate from mainstream ? To cut a long story short - tolerance within in the coordinates culture has defined and then exclusion from the collective. Cultural fundamentalism is seen as less critical than just being critical about the disadvantages culture comes along with. Here lies the root of national of tribal conflicts.

Very interesting, thank you for sharing !

We cry for attention

Was there any information as to the actual birth process? For a long time I have been considering our accepted practices, and their impacts on self awareness and self-development. Having observed the birthing process of a variety of animals, I find our own to be quite [how to put it?] restrictive to the development of any sense of autonomy. What you have articulated above doesn't quite relate until you mention authenticity. I suspect a lack of authenticity in the way in which we perceive our primary experience, and that this lack of authenticity forms the foundation of all further reflections on the self.

This is ridiculously embellished. Of course they cried. Crying is a very natural and important part of being human and human development.

Unfortunately, we mostly have children by accident and for whom we have no time due to all our other time commitments. If we were honest with ourselves, we'd admit that we had thought little of what a child's needs are or if we were really ready to make such an investment of time and labor. Thus, 100,000 unplanned/unwanted children are being born just today in the world. Remember, if you knew, that all the crowded animal studies end the same: total extinction of the population due to failed parenting. Stress R US

Actually not that many people act like that. But many people act as if many people acted that way.

Al it of people believe that. Natural Law is actually the be all end all. Good old Mother Nature. Science is merely amen fort to understand nature.

Joshua, indeed. Most of the people I know act like this, and they scoff at me when I mention things that aren't mainstream-medicine based.

Religion gained it's power over the will of the individual, by using superior knowledge of science and the natural world. They're going back to their roots. Thay can't just claim to have met God on the dark side of the moon, anymore.

@@annnee6818 Explain why I’m the only person in my friend group who fact-checks claims of fact-checking. Explain why my friends and most of my family accept whatever medical headlines say. Explain why Big Pharma is trusted despite relying on bribery, and why Relative Risk is used to mask the realities of Absolute Risk. Moreover, explain why so many people believe that masks prevent transmission, and ridicule any PPE experts who show data otherwise. Explain why so many people believe the shots stopped transmission, and still believe it, just because of marketing campaigns based on *a lack of evidence, which have since been retracted.*

I took the day off to get a new phone ..

Switch back to "flip phone" ...I have been thinking about this for some time.

@@mikexhotmail Our corporate consumer culture tells us incessantly to buy, buy, buy, upgrade, upgrade, upgrade, throw away, throw away, throw away, and "don't look up" at our exhaustion and destruction of our natural environment. So, the secret to a happy life is simply not paying attention to the "ads" and refocusing on the smaller, simpler, natural, kind, loving, and spiritual aspects of our environments. So, yes, flip phones and real conversations with our fellows about the real events/emotions/ ideas that we are personally experiencing. We do have choices. Stress R Us

@@StressRUs Agree. I know where you are coming from still since there is so many "free" stuffs that I love such as this youtube conversation clip. It kind of hard decision.

Life in the USA ( living on the Reservation).

Then you might like my channel too!

He is ok. Reading some of John Zerzan's essays on society will really blow your hair back! "Youth and Regression in an Infantile Society" and "The Mass Psychology of Misery" are good places to start. They are available online.

@@wet-readWill do that. Thanks for the tip!

Fascinating? You find it so interesting as opposed to horrifyingly heartbreaking? Feels like everyone is giving up.

Nailed it wish he was our prime minister DR GABOR MATE...IS A GENIUS AND A GENTLEMAN. TRAUMA IS SO RIFE.ABUSE IS HUGEMONGUS. IT WILL BE A SAD DAY WHEN HE PASSES EARTHSIDE GOD BLESS HIM XXX

He is genius

Doctor Gabe you are únic! I simply get mesmerized by your sensivity and wisdom...

Great point. Thank you for your insight

Mmm ne futyol

Im so proud to listen to this wise man ,and im romanian:))))

@@dragomirdanut2451 He is Hungarian. This is the point. I like Christian Terhes who is a Romanian, but it does not mean I am proud when I listen since I am not Romanian :)

Birds born in a cage think flying is an illness..

I bet

Me too! I decided to make MOTHERING my profession while my children were young. According to MY feminist beliefs, the feminine qualities and values, and what women evolved biologically to be is more valuable to society than those qualities and values associated with masculinity. By caring for the young, giving constant loving care for their emotional development and healthy nourishment for their physical development, a person who mothers is creating the foundation for healthy, sane, compassionate members of society more than ANY other endeavor on Earth. Only when we have a healthy, sane, compassionate society will we be able to solve the urgent crises that humanity is creating on our beautiful planet. Healing the world begins with honoring our mothers. And when I was mothering my young children, I was isolated and even ridiculed by other family members. We had very little money but we had a big garden and second hand clothes and took walks in nature and most of all, we had each other. But I had no social support outside our little nuclear family bubble.

@@rosa-heidemarie omg. I married into a rural community. Evaporated milk mixed with water was the accepted formula and kook aid in a bottle wasn’t unheard of ! 😳. Just as an example. I breastfed my three no solids until five to six months. Practice there was “ pablum “ at four to six weeks! Needless to say I ended up raising my three daughters alone. ✌️

@@susanyeadon6657 Bravo, brave Momma!

@@rosa-heidemarie I was horrified to find out his community used canned milk and water. Kool ade in a bottle at one year also just fine 😳. I breast fed three. Only . You can imagine the outrage. I left 13 years later. Kids 10, 6 & 4.

@@rosa-heidemarie we need more feminists like you.

@@passiveaction interesting. Care to expand on that?

I'm assuming you mean the millennial generation and Generation Z. THOSE two generations are marked by the absence of parents in the home to meet their emotional needs and their psychological needs and their spiritual needs because the parents are out fighting the good fight --to make the money to keep bread on the table and a roof over their heads and clothes on their backs. In Nations Across the Western world, we have made that very very difficult. As a very young child I was very reflective and I recall reading or talking in the kitchen after school and my mother was ironing - (which actually something I love to do but I can't seem to find an ironing board because they're so rare and mothers are no longer ironing) --and I remember thinking how I could not make it without my mother standing there ironing and listening to me and saying very little. I'm not quite sure what she even heard but JUST her presence there, her quiet presence, reassured me that I eaxisted for her, that I belonged, that I mattered as I rattled on about this, that or the other or maybe read her a book from school. Kids don't have THAT option anymore. Kids may have a nanny but it's hard to say if that Nanny listens with the same ears as a mother would and we know now that the connection between a mother and her biological child (I have to say that because that's what the science says) is absolute and it can be scientifically revealed by different tests. An adopted mother will probably build up certain bonds but the biological mother they say has parts of her self in that child in such a way that there's an absolute resonance and this is why mothers often know when the child's gone astray and and is in danger. In all events that's my take on it because narcissism develops usually because of person is told or thinks that they are better than what they really know they are. And a child that grows up without this ability to resonate with a parent on a daily basis for an extended amount of time will always think they're less than and therefore-- due to our current culture --will always SAY they are MORE than what they think deep down they are. THAT is narcissism. THINK about it🤔

@@ladybug5859 it's not just the millennials and generation z, it's everybody. We've all been sucked up by some crazy consumer capitalist soul sucking system The only values, money, stuff and power. It's grotesque. And we're killing the planet on top of that.

I believe that is how humans are naturally but today we have more means to do what our past humans would’ve killed to be able to do. I argue that if any past generation had all the comforts we have today, they would be exactly how we are today.

The Me generation of the late 1970s pretty narcissistic too

Good and evil are concepts and to be found in the eye of the beholder.

@@farrider3339 no👎

@@yvonneshanson1525 no ❌ 👎

It is a cancer

Well said

Why leave Mexico?

@@chicago2colombia gotta get the good old American dolar, no place better than the good ole USA

@@chicago2colombia son they were always in mexico

No. A doctor....a far more useful member of society....and he's real👍

Interesting points re: ancient gurus & philosophers. One or some of them must have coined the phrase "the Fall from Grace", a canny observation. When exactly that happened we'll never know, but it's perplexing to realize how that initial observation eventually morphed into modern religions' 'original sin' when, in effect, the true (Greek) meaning is "missing the mark". So, can one contemplate that "anyone can, occasionally" miss the mark? I believe yes, because without making mistakes very little, perhaps even nothing, can be learned. My personal contemplation regarding humanity's evolutionary process, wonders how things would have turned out if, instead of pursuing a strictly material path, we would have discovered that it is a 'spiritual' base that underlies everything. If so, where would we be today? Instead, it seems we maintained bits and pieces of that originally recognized spirituality, turned them into 'religions' for little more purpose than to manipulate one another. Call it the pre-cursors of political parties, if one will. Nature / Evolution can afford to "miss marks" of that magnitude, yet to us 'of limited spiritual capacity' such developments appear scary. One of Nature's magnificient laws is that she can afford to let much of what arises "go to waste" (not the best term), in order to let appear a rare exception of supreme spiritual expression, gurus etc. if you will. This is a law which routinely manifests in the material realm as well, where few of those born survive to full maturity. We live in an interesting World, eh?

@@Albisriede very interesting world indeed, a weird dichotomy or conflict of interest between the desires of nature to procreate/survival and the desire to become spiritually free and realized which may be at conflict with nature.

I have thought about this as well. How are we so different then other groups of humanity in different places and time? Are we better or worse? I think that many groups of humanity have been worse off. But our coping methods are different and lacking. Technology has cut us off from nature. Technology has also made a lot of regular labor obsolete. Men and women are struggling with more existential crises. And they don't know how to fix it

The Dobe !Kung and the Hadza people live in harmony with nature and have no status, no crime, no divorce.

Not really this same system ran by same powers has been in place for thousands of years and it has never had the wellbeing of people as a priority, maybe far far back in time there might have been a golden age, and we should strive for it.

@@ukko8457 wake up man. People are people, stop with the Jean-Jacques Rousseau stuff. History reflects no utopia- Romans, Greeks, Babylonians. It’s incredibly idealistic. Though civilization now lies on a knife edge, nearly anyone would choose to live now with all modern conveniences of medical, food, shelter and general overall well-being.

Read the dawn of everything by david braeber. Theres clear examples of societies where we were much democratic and empathetic.

I'm sorry you are in pain. Is there perhaps other abandonments you have faced? Perhaps early on that would make this one hurt so much?