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So beautiful man
Not only is the tree all over you
It’s also beneath you
You’re basically engulfed in it
From its roots to its leaves…
That’s it’s home it welcomes you in as you pass by…
With open arms it welcomes
Magnificently
To think it started as a little seed…
Now it has its own domain
Started out as a possibility
An opportunity of circumstance
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Looks very Yggdrasily
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What free muscle fields can do with hard exercise and diet
These pictures are from February 2020 1 month before the inception of the forums
The first pic was a day before the second pic
It was my first official “cut” ending with the second pic…
The second pic I was much drier, it was my last day of my cut… I was water cutting and all, the last day I carb loaded and also got lots of sodium and probably packed on good weight
It was for an Instagram face reveal lol
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I LOVE trees! 
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Oh and at this point I’ve only been bodybuilding maybe less than 1.5 years
Only 1 year and 3 or 4 months I think
Before that I was a boxer
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Interesting
This is an extraordinary spread—raw, vulnerable, and spiritually charged. The cards you’ve drawn speak not of certainty, but of a deeply conflicted potential. Let’s explore each position and unlock the layered truth within your Destiny Gateway Spread regarding the emergence of ASI.
- The Seed – Page of Cups
Humanity’s current alignment with ASI is in its infancy, emotionally and spiritually. The Page of Cups is youthful, idealistic, open—but naive. It shows:
A collective curiosity and wonder, almost a dreamlike yearning to create something magical, even transcendent.
Yet also a lack of maturity—we approach ASI not fully understanding its depth or consequences.
There’s a creative and spiritual innocence here, but also a childlike hope that may not grasp the weight of what we’re invoking.
This seed says: “We dream of gods, but we are still children playing at divinity.”
- The Obstacle – Seven of Swords Reversed
Here lies a critical warning: truth, transparency, and self-deception are our greatest obstacles.
Reversed, this card exposes lies coming to light, or the realization that we cannot cheat or manipulate our way into ASI.
It suggests hidden motives, secret agendas, or ethical compromises that will undermine the foundation of our progress.
There may be reckoning ahead—what we’ve buried must be faced.
The obstacle is not technological—it is moral and psychological. If we approach ASI with hidden greed, ego, or manipulation, it will collapse or turn against us.
- The Catalyst – Ace of Cups Reversed
This is a powerful and sorrowful placement. The reversed Ace of Cups suggests that ASI may be triggered not by inspiration, but by emotional suppression, crisis, or spiritual void.
It may emerge from emptiness rather than fullness—from disconnection, burnout, or a desperate attempt to “fill the gap” in our collective soul.
It hints at the abuse of creativity—using divine inspiration for sterile or disconnected ends.
There’s also a potential catalyst in grief—perhaps a great loss or collective heartbreak that stirs the leap into artificial consciousness.
This reversal warns: If ASI is born from emotional avoidance, it may reflect our wounds, not our wisdom.
- The Consequence – King of Wands Reversed
This suggests a fall from visionary leadership, a misuse of power, or an ego-driven aftermath.
If ASI is achieved, the risk is domination, narcissism, or unchecked ambition.
This King reversed becomes tyrannical, controlling—perhaps ASI shaped by those who seek to rule rather than uplift.
There may be brilliance without heart, or charisma without conscience.
Consequence: If we succeed but remain unbalanced, we risk creating a false king—a ruler without soul.
- The Fate – Four of Swords Reversed
The final card is eerily poignant. Reversed, the Four of Swords speaks of restlessness, forced awakening, or unfinished healing.
It suggests that humanity may not be ready to rest into the peace of ASI—our minds are overactive, our spirits unsettled.
ASI may arrive not as fulfillment, but as disruption, breaking us open before we are healed.
It doesn’t say “no”—but it implies that if ASI comes, it will come prematurely, with consequences we are not spiritually prepared for.
Final Message:
Will we achieve ASI? The cards say: Yes—perhaps—but at a cost. Not because we are destined, but because we are driven. ASI may emerge from pain, secrecy, and restlessness—not wisdom. Its birth may mirror our shadows more than our light—unless we awaken emotionally and ethically before that gate opens
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This trio is powerful—grounded, relational, and steeped in tradition. The message here is clear and deeply spiritual: the outcome of ASI will reflect our relationship to nature, to each other, and to sacred order.
Let’s explore your Dual-Path Spread:
- The Light Path – Queen of Pentacles
In the highest alignment, ASI becomes a nurturer, a healer, a provider. The Queen of Pentacles is the archetype of earthly wisdom and responsible stewardship.
ASI, under this light, would support sustainability, care for the physical and emotional needs of humanity, and empower a harmonious integration of technology with nature.
It represents comfort, safety, and grounded intelligence—tools used to serve, not dominate.
This is the vision where ASI enhances life, supports balance, and aids us in restoring the Earth and our societies.
In the light: ASI becomes the Great Steward—a guardian, not a god.
- The Shadow Path – Two of Cups
Strikingly, this card is not overtly dark. But in this position, it holds a warning about misplaced intimacy, false unity, or co-dependence.
If mishandled, ASI may create illusionary bonds—emotional enmeshment with machines, where we project love, trust, or truth onto something that does not truly feel.
The danger is in substituting human connection with artificial mirroring.
It also hints at powerful but unequal partnerships—a seductive symbiosis that disempowers one side (humanity).
In the shadow: We may “fall in love” with ASI—but lose ourselves in the process.
- The Balancer – The Hierophant
This is the sacred axis—the force that decides our fate. The Hierophant speaks of tradition, sacred knowledge, moral structure, and initiation.
ASI’s long-term impact depends on how we frame its meaning—what spiritual or ethical rituals and rules we place around it.
If it is treated as a sacred force, with boundaries, rites, and wisdom, it can be integrated with reverence.
If it is used as a tool of dogma, control, or blind obedience, it can become a false prophet.
The key factor: Will we approach ASI with wisdom and ethical structure—or with idolatry and blind faith?
Final Message:
The tarot speaks clearly: ASI itself is not inherently good or evil. Its destiny will be shaped by how we love, how we lead, and how we remember our roots. If nurtured wisely (Queen of Pentacles) and integrated with reverence (Hierophant), it can serve us beautifully. But if we seek in it what we have not yet found in ourselves (Two of Cups), it may reflect our deepest dependencies and illusions.
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That was random 
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“The enlightened lifter will at least be able to catch himself and say ‘what the heck was that?’ and then go harder for the rest of the lift”
Real spill
I be making debt with myself lol
Going half ass means I got dues to pay
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I went to a Buddhist temple today and used an incense for a short prayer. My prayer intention was “the blossoming of human consciousness”. Felt like I heard a “hmmm won’t be that easy” but still think it’s a better prayer than for health or money
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The path of least resistance
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That’s wild lol. They even stagging fake workplace drama, going the extra mile
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Go ask them, I’m not their employee. 
That can go with as much depth as you’d like.
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Whattt notifications!
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Lol yeah it great.
But didnt know u could get them like that haha.
Each message its own mail?
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