Mortality is what allows our lives to feel rich, meaningful, and sacred. Without death as a constant reminder, what would life become?
On this plane, life is met by death. Every beginning is met with an end. As soon as a flower blossoms, it has already begun to die. There is beauty in this, if we are willing to accept it.
Every moment is fleeting. No moment comes twice. There are no do-overs. How many of these moments have we missed? How many will we continue to miss? Do we shy away from pain, death, and loss, or do we embrace them?
Embracing mortality allows every moment, no matter how insignificant it may seem, to become filled with majestic beauty and divinity. For each moment comes only once in a lifetime and will never come again.
@myWinnipesaukee hahaha I cannot wait to gtfo of MA. I have been looking for spots in NH. Market seems very hot right now... any recommendations for towns?
What America could be. This is haunting. It reveals the depths of hell that we have plunged ourselves into. Go try and walk outside in most capital cities in America at 2am and record...None of us will see the video because your camera will not make it home...Sad and twisted. I always wondered why there wasn't a company of marines in every capital city keeping the wolves at bay.
@Scearpo@KhoDysseus They would rather be wearing a banana cosmetic while pew-pewing a child who used moms CC to buy his highly sought after lava-lamp skin.... ffs
Good time to build a house (on your own). Easier than you think. I went from 25 yrs in bug biz to building. A little more complicated than below but jist is:
1) Find the lot/land
2) Make sure you have access (gravel road, paved road) /power/water/septic approval BEFORE you buy it.
3) Pay for a soil map and make sure it percs. If it won’t, you won’t be building there since you can’t get septic approval
4) Get your house plans
5) Find your subs (easy to do, just find some new construction in your town, stop by during different phases - land clearing, footing digs, concrete, foundation work, framing, etc. Ask the guys on job if they do other work besides house they are doing and get their number. Have them come look at your land.) AND form a relationship with a salesman at 84Lumber. They know every legit subcontractor in the county.
6) Use Grok or ChatGPT to get your materials list at each phase. Just upload your architectural plans and it can do the rest.
7) Rely on your 84Lumber guy if you get stuck. They are very hands on usually and can work with you and your sub contractors, even visiting the site to ensure things are going well.
7) If you’re uncomfortable doing it alone, hire an engineer or architect that can “check on certain phases” for you. Foundation work - engineer. Structural/Framing - architect. Many of these guys will work on a fee basis and can show up once/month or once every few months to ensure the build is going correctly.
Every county is different so ensure you know the county regs regarding homeowners building their own homes. Many allow you to do so without having to hire a GC. There are stipulations like “You must live it in for 2 yrs, etc”, but it’s county dependent.
When I went from bugs to building in 2020, I was petrified. But after observing the process and being involved, it’s really not that difficult. Now I build $1 mil - $2 mil dollar homes. My cost doing it myself $600-$700K.
The highest-level people in the world already know this, and they’re teaching it to their children.
Knowledge has been centralized through secret societies and brotherhoods for centuries, keeping the rich richer and the poor poorer. And when something powerful does get out, it gets buried under layers of fake knowledge designed to distract you from what actually works.
But the truth is simple:
YOUR MIND IS THE CAUSE. YOUR LIFE IS THE EFFECT.
You can rewrite your mind at any moment.
It’s your superpower.
You can THINK, FEEL, AND ACT as the person you want to become, and through repetition, those patterns become increasingly natural until you embody that person.
PROGRAM YOUR MIND OR THE WORLD WILL PROGRAM IT FOR YOU.
I dealt with thoracic outlet syndrome (TOS) after years of abusing heavy pulling and rowing movements without sufficient balancing. Symptoms ranged from mild nerve problems, to pain, and even dysautonomia --affecting digestion, well being, and more.
Here's how I fixed it:
Character is easy to fake when a man has no options. Poverty can look like humility. Fear can look like discipline. Social weakness can look like morality. Wait until he has money, access, sexual options, and the freedom to sin without consequence. Abundance does not corrupt nearly as often as it reveals.