Only u exist, & u are in unity w/ all things. Observe thru compassion, everything matters& so is relevant. If only we realized our entire lives: EVERYTHING we say about others & ALL OF OUR ACTIONS reflect how we feel inside. Every1 is ONE organism. Nonsense 2 belittle ur lung!
@yearofthepoets They want access to you in order to use you. Unfortunately, the heart wants what it wants. But in the end you absolutely have control over who has access to you.
unfortunately, it is a bad b*tch canon event to realize someone didnβt want to genuinely love and connect with you, they wanted access to you.
fortunately, this is what sharpens your discernment. give thanks.
Alex Meyerson , you have a strong forceful , resilient presence. You are like a persistent angel, you donβt give up on ppl. Thank you so much. Iβm grateful to have met you in both forms.
@PhysInHistory Richard Feynman, once reflected on his own experiences with synesthesia:
"I see things in terms of shapes and colors. I see equations as pictures, and I can play with them in my head."
Did you know ?
Feynman had synesthesia, causing him to perceive mathematical symbols in colors:
"When I see equations, I see the letters in colors. I don't know why. I see vague pictures of Bessel functions with light-tan j's, slightly violet-bluish n's, and dark brown x's flying around."
@PhysInHistory Overall purpose. Idk maybe not bc maybe we never change anything, never grow. Only feel like we grow, as like a (directiona)l vector of energy. We'd never move if we never felt growth, achievment
@PhysInHistory After all, it's your greatest gift to interpret emptiness with limitless boundaries. Everything does seem to me to not mean anything, but mostly only when I'm looking for fuel to cruise on avoidance autopilot. When I act with true respect, maybe I feel more
@PhysInHistory Energy can't be created or destroyed. It can shift in form. Except even energy might be basically empty. Did anything ever mean anything? The answer is that there's never a boundary of a finite answer. So believe whichever way makes sense to you and feels right to u
@PhysInHistory No one is ever wrong. No one is ever right. We are right and wrong, while not having any side at all as well as every side. Etc etc. Universally, everything is always "right" bc it's existence is forever etched in stone and forever a part of all things.
@PhysInHistory EXCEPT I wouldn't argue anything with a foundation of 'they're all wrong" . Bc then none of my arguments would have any basis. The wisest method is to incorporate others' visions , use your analysis and entanglement as fuel towards seeing things deeper.