Does anyone know the song that was used in the nft “The enchanted”?? Shazam can’t find it :(
I’m pretty sure that’s because dream created the music.
How sad would be to go on holiday in a foreign country and instead of experimenting the local gastronomical culture, going to the same 3-4 fast food brands you have at home aswell
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I heard it on a radio commercial too.
psychology believes in a high functional, independent and conscious ego and works towards inflating the ego.
this produces huge iatrogenic effects on subjectivity.
it’s crazy but psychology works towards madness.
by reinforcing imaginary relationships and ego identifications creates solid delusions.
Lacan argues that psychology is essentially a tool of “technocratic exploitation”,[5] and that it is dominated by the illusions of wholeness and synthesis, nature and instinct, autonomy and self-consciousness.[6] Psychoanalysis, on the other hand, subverts these illusions cherished by psychology, and in this sense "the Freudian enunciation has nothing to do with psychology.[7] For example the most cherished illusion of psychology is “the unity of the subject”,[8], and psychoanalysis subverts this notion by demonstrating that the subject is irremediably split or “barred”.
Hey guys, not sure if this is the right thread to ask for suggestions. But I wanted to know if there’s a field that will help me attract likeminded friends who will travel with me. I am in a foreign country right now and just wasting away in a flat because I don’t have any friends to go out with. Any help would be appreciated
There is an old mandala “draw likeminded friends”.
I would add attract love from the old energetic alchemy album (this is not only for romance)
Probability alteration and luck field - this always worked for me great especially during travelling! Things fall into place, i always accidentally met great people etc.
Btw check events on meetup.com, internations, facebook etc. If it’s not too small of a place, there will be an event like language exchange or pub crawl or something to meet new ppl
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anyone know where the reduce dht isi don’t see it on sapien channel anymore
I pin the serotonin fascination more on psychology and psychiatry than psychotherapy
Serotonin was last year. And, in fairness, it’s one class of medications. The study indicates that suppressing negative thoughts can improve mental health. If that study holds and indicates a larger truth, then psychotherapy is a risky approach.
Psychotherapy brings to fore unwanted thoughts. The idea is that this is worth the negative price because the patient will have a realization that dissolves their problem. But if the dissolution does not occur, the patient is just left with downsides of discussing negative experiences. And, in truth, these downside risks have been glossed over by the profession.
Those blessed by Lady Fortuna might as well be God’s favorites:
In fact, they are. She is the embodiment of the most divine aspect of the Divine Masculine in Feminine form.
Yes, it is, indeed, true flow.
This video verbalizes and encapsulates what Dream Senpai stated above in a more “digestible” way:
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He does a good job explaining the dynamics of philosophy and the other humanities, though it’s a bit dated on it’s dichotomies. Tthese days it’s more of a new unitary thing versus the old dualist thing, with the unitary thing being just oppressor/oppressed dichotomy being applied to every discipline.
master & slave dialectics are at the core of every imaginary and specular ego relationships.
only void and emptiness can escape dualistic movements.
but western philosophy is still materialistic at core and cannot understand vacuum and inexistence. it’s positive.
what derrida calls “metaphysics of presence” is this infinite attempt from western thinkers to understand everything through a positive lens, and negate abscense and nothingness. as if there is some kind of objective reality outside of ourselves that we can access and understand in a complete way.
this is because ego and identity is addicted to completion and existences. it wants completion although it cannot achieve it from its failed artificial incomplete and dualistic form, and that gets us desiring to the infinite.
For me, the philosophy divide was between analytic philosophy, which was a useful bag of tricks to use when breaking down certain problems and the continental philosophers, like your namesake, who were engaged in some world description enterprise with a constantly evolving vocabulary. The analytic types seemed happier.
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The aim was to apply the ideas to things outside of philosophy.
Right. I daily have to switch between theory and application in my job. I have a preference for theory, but experience is the acid test. Beautiful theories die every day (in people’s hearts) to ugly facts.
I just can’t commit to the words anymore beyond the communicative act. I read about karma, duality, non-duality, God, gods, etc. — it’s all through a glass darkly. I love theory, but it disappoints if held to tightly. People don’t understand that theory has to be held loosely, but I guess that’s just my temperament revealing itself.
Edit. People should watch the video. It illustrates the divide of our world and offers a fix of sorts—accept that we can’t quite capture reality in our thoughts but we can be caught by/connected to reality by opening ourselves to it. That’s a lot to cover in 10 minutes. I was just bemoaning the loss of the theory/experience divide (I still have friends in academia)
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What about this?
Your choice.