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Sometimes I wish that Google is run by extraterrestrials and that they would abduct me already. Life in the undergrowth is laborious and dreary to the extent that it feels like a torture chamber they put you in and threw away the key.
One of the most interesting things I have come across is Vipassana meditation. I'm reading a book on it now called Mindfulness in Plain English, and I'm trying to meditate.
beansidhe
reply to post by introspectionist
It sounds a wee bit like you're burnt out, and that it might be time to take a step sideways for a while. If you constantly immerse yourself in conspiracies and wondering about such like, you don't have a balanced view of the world.
Sometimes I wish that Google is run by extraterrestrials and that they would abduct me already. Life in the undergrowth is laborious and dreary to the extent that it feels like a torture chamber they put you in and threw away the key.
One of the most interesting things I have come across is Vipassana meditation. I'm reading a book on it now called Mindfulness in Plain English, and I'm trying to meditate.
If life feels laborious and dreary, could it be that too much of your energies are focussed in one direction, and that there is not enough balance in your life? There should still be room to laugh and have fun. I'm glad you're thinking about mindfulness, there is a growing body of evidence to support it's usefulness.
I don't know if this reply is helpful to you or not, but it's what came to mind.
AthlonSavage
reply to post by introspectionist
If freedom requires at some stage passing over a bridge into a world where you must travel alone, then belonging to any movement wont get you there. Mabey your at that bridge, and mabey you will have the power to cross it and mabey you wont.
Maybe I'm in one of those now, because I feel lonely and left with no real guidance of what to do and what not to do. - See more at:
Interesting. I understand how you feel. I have a hypothesis. It is that the truth seeker will never be able to attain full understanding or knowledge of that which he is trying to understand in the way he thinks. But the seeking for truth in and of itself is like a signal sent off to God that you are trying your best. Then, by means of the Holy Spirit, God actually molds your cosmos in ways that lead you to where he wants you to be led, he makes you "stumble across" things without you knowing who put it there. He has the power to elevate you, to open your eyes, to liberate you. You can only show your will. He changes the program. And this is where spiritual vision comes in. This is where the materialist is distinguished from those who, in Plato's words, "have climbed out of the cave", where Neo is distinguished from the agents.
spooky24
I can remember when the Assassination Records Review Board (ARRB) released the 5 volume assessment and the enormity of the report was somewhat depressing. I kept thinking why am I getting into this after I already promised myself after the 26 volumes of the Warren report I would give this stuff up. It was burn out to the nth degree and I knew at least one volume is going to be totally over my head-1960's movie technology and processing-and I just wanted to forget it and move on.
However-as before-I broke out Carl Sagan's epic Cosmos and read it for the 100th time and I felt re-energized for my search for the truth.
That would be my advise. It's the classic 'I want to believe'
Who shouldn't waste their time with what?
AthlonSavage
Personally I wouldn't waste my time with it, it will only require your investment of time and money with no return.