Guillermo Martinez Villar

In the end, it is impossible and we reach unto it, pushing the boundaries of nature, venturing into the great mystery.

[Guillermo Martinez Villar @GuillermoEMV1]

Carl Jung, on psychedelics, said: "Beware of wisdom you did not earn."
Jung further noted that we are all "indebted to Abraxas."
If wisdom earned during psychedelic experience is unearned, therefore a psychedelic insight is a debt towards Abraxas.
Higher Good
#psychedelics
#jung

[Nirmal Purja MBE @nimsdai]

THE MISSION SHIFTS. THE COMPASS HOLDS.

This was never the plan. Initially, the plan was to climb just G2. But just before setting off for Pakistan, I ran the numbers on my 8000m summits. That’s when it hit me: if I tick off Broad Peak whilst I’m here , only one remains “Cho Oyu.” Then I become the FIRST person in history to climb all 14 eight-thousanders twice. Without oxygen.

This wasn’t planned. The Hattrick project was the focus because it carried a bigger mission. But opportunities don’t scream: they whisper to those already working in silence.

Here’s the secret I’ve carried through every expedition: I never competed with anyone else. My only battle was against the man I was yesterday. Every single day, pushing my own limits. Because the moment you look sideways: at what others are doing, saying, achieving: you drift off your compass. Your heading is YOURS. Guard it fiercely.

They criticized me when I climbed the 14 without O’s during Project Possible. If you haven’t seen what that took, watch 14 Peaks on Netflix. That film is the unfiltered truth. I was there doing multiple rescues of climbers left behind by other expeditions, raising the funds myself, leading from the front, fixing our own lines, dealing with the Shishapangma permit with China, being at hospitals for my mum’s operation and so much more. And now? Now I’m heading for the double without oxygen: triple in total. The noise hasn’t stopped. I just stopped listening.

To those who still doubt: I already climbed all 5 of Pakistan’s 8000ers in just 26 days. Leading. Guiding. Without oxygen. Breaking the records of those who broke mine with oxygen. The receipts are there.

Broad Peak, I ask for nothing but safe passage up and back down. I take zero mountains for granted. Not one. The moment my foot leaves basecamp, it’s 100%. Always has been. Always will be.

This one is dedicated to everyone who carried me here. Supporters. Critics. All of you. Without both sides, there is no fire. So thank you genuinely.

My purpose has never been about me. It’s about what I represent. It’s about showing YOU that your own mountains—whatever they are—are climbable.

#nimsdai #eliteexped #everest

[Kiran Joshi ( Follow Back 100%) Live #Ukraine @Kiranjoshi900]

Missing Nirmal Purja "Nims"
Nirmal "Nims" Purja, who introduced Nepali courage and pride to the world by singing the national anthem of Nepal during the successful climb of Pakistan's K2 mountain, has been shocked by the news of his disappearance in an avalanche on Broad Peak

[Nirmal Purja MBE @nimsdai]

This is how we climb 8000m peaks @eliteexped ! There’s nothing such as bad weather, only unsuitable abilities - ‘@nimsdai’ !!!
Any questions?

Start your Monday like storm , nothing more nothing less 👊🏽💥

#14peaksnothingisimpossible#14peaks #nothingisimpossible #nimsdai

[Nirvana Chaudhary @BeingNirvana]

Brother, you lived every day with one purpose—To make Nepal proud and you did. I was fortunate to call you a friend and a brother. To witness the world celebrate your extraordinary achievements. Today, Nepal has lost a hero and I have lost a brother. See you on the other side, my brother.

Our deepest condolences to Suchi bhauju,Himani and the family. Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this unimaginable time. @nimsdai

[Nirmal Purja MBE @nimsdai]

Climbing Annapurna: A Journey of Leadership

Reflecting back, this avalanche was the exact reason for my decision NOT to take the normal route up Annapurna. Annapurna was the first mountain of the project Possible, and it wasn’t only this avalanche that presented hurdles. The long summit push in waist-deep snow, the rescues, and my team being in charge of fixing the lines all played a role. I realize how pivotal that moment was. As a leader, whether on the mountain or in life, I know every choice carries immense weight. One wrong decision could be catastrophic.

During my career within the Gurkhas and UKSF/SBS, especially on operations, I learned that 100% commitment is essential, and I carry that mantra as a major principle in my life. After this avalanche, the next morning, I flew my drone to scout the mountain, using skills I developed in the special forces. With no filming crew or high-altitude cameras, it was just me and my determination.

Choosing the Dutch Rib route, which had never been completed before, faced skepticism. Many said it was impossible, but I was driven by a greater purpose. We managed to push through, fixed the lines not only for our team but for the rest of the season's climbers, and reached the summit, proving that with dedication and hard work, the impossible can become reality.

For me, leadership is about integrity and commitment. Every decision I make is for the team and the mission. After leading over 200 successful expeditions during and after my military career, I cannot emphasize the importance of always giving 100%. The lessons learned along the way are crucial for making it safe. As you all know, I’m a big fan of both summit and safety; they go hand in hand with my expeditions. My 52 successful ascents of 8000m peaks, while guiding and leading the team, speak volumes about the power of collaboration and shared goals.

Here’s to embracing challenges and making every decision count 🙌🏽🙏🏽

#50plus8000msummits #MotivationalSpeaker
#higgest8ksummitswithno02
#firstk2wintersummitnoo2 #nimsdai

[Enthusiastic Bread @Okay___bye]

Nims Dai’s voice note before the Broad Peak Avalanche in Pakistan.

Those who don’t know about Nims Dai, let me tell you about him.

Nirmal Purja, popularly known as Nimsdai, is a world-renowned Nepali mountaineer, former Gurkha, and ex-UK Special Forces soldier. He gained global recognition by completing all 14 of the world’s 8,000-meter peaks in just over six months through his “Project Possible,” shattering the previous record. Known for his resilience, leadership, and determination, Nimsdai has inspired millions to push beyond perceived limits and pursue ambitious goals.

[Amogh @guyfromhills]

“Giving up is not in the blood, sir. It’s not in the blood.” Come back, Nimsdai. Don’t give up. 🤞

[George Oketch Korigah @georgeoketch12]

🚨 Broad Peak Avalanche Update

Search and rescue operations continued today under extremely difficult conditions. So far, four bodies have been recovered, while the remaining missing climbers have not yet been officially accounted for.

Due to worsening weather and fading daylight, today’s rescue operation has now been suspended. The mission will resume tomorrow morning, weather permitting.

Our thoughts and prayers remain with all the missing climbers, the rescue teams, and their families. May those still missing be found. 🙏🏔️

#BroadPeak #BroadPeakAvalanche #RescueUpdate #PrayForTheClimbers #Nimsdai

[☆ @Literarium24]

The world mourns the demise of legendary Nimsdai, aka Nirmal Purja may his soul rest in the mountains.

The man who climbed all 14 eight-thousanders in record 7 months.

It was my dream to meet this man one day, but sometimes a dream remains just a dream.

[Royal Adventure Club @RoyalAdvClub]

Good Bye 💔
The Legend …
The Mountain Man….
The conqueror of Mountains….
The Beast of Mountains….
Nirmal Purja AKA “Nims Dai”

You will always be remembered for your courage.

#BroadPeak #Avalanche #NimsDai #Pakistan #MountainRescue #mingma #nirmalpurja #recovery #gilgitbaltistan #k2 #skardu

[Scholarship for PhD @ScholarshipfPhd]

Shocking Confession by Professor Zizek

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

😂

[Brian Roemmele @BrianRoemmele]

“It’s going to get weirder and weirder...”—Terence McKenna, 1999

[Scholarship for PhD @ScholarshipfPhd]

PhD Life

[Alex Jones @RealAlexJones]

For people who are geopolitically illiterate and don’t understand why Trump did what he did, this may help. You are witnessing a return to the Monroe doctrine.

[Derrick Evans @DerrickEvans4WV]

🚨Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado: “This is not a legitimate president. This is the head of a criminal structure that was already defeated in a presidential election by a landslide.”

[dave @DaveFagan16]

@devchart

[Fun At All X @Ishita_Sharma42]

Next foreign minister of Nepal 😂🙌

[Devchart 👨🏻‍💻 @devchart]

LMFAO, that vlogger went to Nepal on vacation and ended in the middle of their revolution and ended up documenting the whole thing😂.

He became a celebrity over there apparently