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Co-Creator of Universe on Earth

[C҉𝖔𝖘𝖒𝖎𝖈 𝕾𝖔𝖚𝖑 𝓟𝖔𝖊𝖙 ¸.•☽•.¸ @CosmicSoulPoet]

Truther problems 😆 Questions threaten the perception of the system that thrives on silencing the mystics who use their god given brains and souls to see through the illu$ions of religion. Love and truth are far more expansive and peaceful.

[Salvatore Brizzi @salvatorebrizzi]

Non puoi decidere dove e come sarai chiamato a servire. E sai qual è il posto più giusto? Quello dove sei adesso, ovviamente, indipendentemente da ciò che tu credi... perché magari non ti piace starci. Non vuol dire che tu debba stare lì per sempre, tuttavia, se non impari a stare in pace lì... sarà inutile spostarsi da un’altra parte. Dicevano i Sufi: «Dai a Dio un contratto vuoto con la tua firma e lascia che metta lui i dettagli».

[Attraction Matriarch @TheXMatriarch @TheXMatriarch]

Marriage is not sustained by chemistry alone. It is sustained by duty, forgiveness, self-control, tenderness, and the refusal to let temporary hardship destroy permanent vows.

[Jacqui Deevoy @JacquiDeevoy1]

When did people become so STUPID???

[Mr. P @ProfitCircle_]

$BTC - All Roads Lead to Rome.

The monthly resistance 82,621 reacted on spot! Shared 1st of this month, same time we entered Grey Area Entry as well.

Now in Lower-High Zone. No matter how we range here, the destination is Rome. Macro speaking.

[Mamello🧚🏽‍♀️ @MelloFelicia1]

Before bed write this down:

“I am worthy of miracles that don't require me to be exhausted."

Let that be your closing ceremony for the day.

[Dr. Zev Zelenko @zev_dr]

‘All the Covid strains ,the Flu, RSV, Marburg, Ebola and 99% of the viruses we hear about in the news are ssRNA viruses. These viruses use a common reproductive pathway called RNA dependent RNA polymerase to make copies of their genetic material in our cells. Intracelular zinc interferes with the RDRP pathway and halts the virus from spreading in the body. I’ve spoken about the use of Zinc and Zinc Ionophores in the context of treating covid, but it’s time to think more broadly. Zinc and zinc ionophores could inhibit all ssRNA viruses. There’s tremendous national security implications to this and I don’t think anyone realizes it.’

[Aeon @myth_cycle]

Out of body travellers and clairvoyants have spoken of astral implants placed on people's subtle bodies. They can appear as technology or as symbols. Some paranormal investigators even speak of physical implants. They induce negative emotions and thoughts and can even cause pain.

[gabrielle @legitimatetiger]

how to induce neuroplasticity for manifestation purposes and a more enjoyable coexistence with your brain, as a daily practice:

• attach a physical gesture to a mental state you want to access more. for example, to access creativity, use a specific smell (a candle, a perfume) only when creating. do it for weeks consistently, and eventually the smell alone will drop you into creation mode before your brain even tries. smell bypasses rational thought entirely and connects you to memory and emotion.

• sit with discomfort instead of avoiding it. notice negative self-talk and reframe it, no matter how uncomfortable or how little you believe yourself as you're doing it.

• when something good happens, pause and let yourself physically feel it for 20 seconds. jump around, let the excitement build in your chest. your brain needs that to encode positive experiences into long-term memory, and that is just as important as sitting with your negativity. it cannot reshape around positivity without actual positive input. stop glossing over your achievements.

• write your problems in third person when you need answers. your prefrontal cortex engages differently because it creates cognitive distance, and solutions just kinda show up.

• anticipating good things grows the same neural pathways as experiencing them, so start by mentally telling yourself you expect good things to happen to you, every morning before you leave bed. even 5 daily minutes of holding that thought in your awareness is enough to restructure the brain.

• replace "i have to" with "i get to". it literally changes the gears in your brain from threat to creation mode. deliberately look for exceptions to your negative beliefs, over and over. creating new, positive associations is key

• the brain learns from behavior first, so act as if you already are who you want to be, no matter the actual circumstances around you. being delusional will literally change the way your reality responds to your thoughts.

[Andy Wang🕊 @andysvibe]

The secret to life is definitely gratitude

[Bonifacio Castellane @boni_castellane]

et voilà...

[​𝐥𝐲𝐫𝐚 @sunnkssdseraph]

Psychology says some people avoid socializing not because they hate people, but because they can read them too well. They walk into a room and immediately sense the fake laughs, the hidden agendas, the performances. Their nervous system doesn't misread the signal, it just refuses to ignore it. Small talk feels like a tax they didn't agree to pay. Forced smiles cost them energy that takes hours to recover. They're not broken. They're calibrated differently. They don't avoid people. They avoid emotional labor that leads nowhere. When they do connect, it's deep, intentional, real. No masks. No games. Fewer friends doesn't mean loneliness. It means higher standards. That's not antisocial behavior. That's emotional intelligence.

[𝓃𝔞𝔯𝔞 𝓋🕊️ 𓋹 coaching :: dm 𓆃 @naravv__]

We live in a simulation matrix we perceive as “real.” Whatever you Observe in your mind, whatever you identify with, what you assume about yourself & your life - you will experience. Select your reality wisely. 👁️

[gomi @parveen__tyagi]

repetition rewires your brain whether you realize it or not. your brain is always listening to what you repeat. not what you say once but what you do daily. your brain doesn’t care if it’s good or bad it just adapts to what you repeat. repeat stress, it wires anxiety. repeat doubt, it wires fear. repeat discipline, it wires strength. repeat growth, it wires confidence. this is neuroplasticity. whatever you focus on repeatedly becomes its default filter. focus on negativity and it will highlight everything that’s missing. focus on good and it will start showing you even more good. you notice small wins. you see opportunities. you feel momentum. not because life suddenly got better but because your brain did. so be careful what you keep giving your attention to… your mind is building around it.

[Salvatore Brizzi @salvatorebrizzi]

L’auto-osservazione è tutto. La verità ci rende liberi, ma prima ci fa soffrire. La paura di ciò che possiamo scoprire di noi (non siamo né gentili né altruisti né responsabili né svegli come credevamo) ci trattiene nella prigione del sonno. Scoprire di essere degli stupidi meccanici e addormentati... potrebbe rovinarci la giornata. Sapere che il mondo non è cattivo, ma dipende tutto da noi... potrebbe rovinarci anche l’intera settimana!

[God IS ☥ @777_oya]

Move like you know you are already seen, loved, and cared for. This is how you remain centered at heart and attract mutually reciprocal experiences.

[𝗄𝖺𝗄𝗁𝗈𝗓𝖺 @simphiweyinkoc_]

Somebody said “The love you receive from someone who knows how to be alone is the most sincere there is.
A solitary soul loves you by choice, not out of a need for company.” and that’s so true.

[ᔕᗯ @She114r]

One of the clearest signs your nervous system is healing is you lose all interest in emotionally unsafe people

[Anish Moonka @anishmoonka]

Indiana University researchers asked people in therapy for depression and anxiety to write a thank-you letter for 20 minutes a week, for three weeks. Three months later, their brain scans looked different from those who got therapy alone.

The change showed up in one specific spot in the front of your brain: the medial prefrontal cortex. This is the part that helps you regulate emotion. The study came out in the journal NeuroImage in 2016.

The same Indiana team ran a bigger version. They took 293 adults starting therapy and split them into three groups: therapy alone, therapy plus writing about stressful experiences, and therapy plus writing thank-you letters. Four weeks after the writing ended, the thank-you letter group reported significantly better mental health than the other two groups. Twelve weeks later, they were still doing better. The stress-writing group was no different from the therapy-only group.

Brain scientists call this neuroplasticity. Your brain physically reshapes itself based on what you spend most of your time doing. Worry a lot, and the worry circuits get faster. Look for things to appreciate, and the brain pathways that notice them get faster instead.

Human brains are also wired with what psychologists call negativity bias. Our ancestors who paid more attention to threats than to rewards survived; the ones who didn't got eaten. The same wiring runs in your head right now, which is why one rude email at work feels louder than four nice ones the same day. Gratitude practice fights that bias. It forces your brain to register the good stuff, and the more you do it, the easier it gets.

The cleanest behavioral study on this is still from 2003, by Robert Emmons at UC Davis and Michael McCullough at the University of Miami. They had college students do one of three weekly journals for ten weeks: things they were grateful for, things that annoyed them, or just regular events from their week. By the end, the gratitude group reported feeling more positive overall. They also exercised more hours per week and complained about fewer physical aches and pains.

So the claim that gratitude rewires your brain is broadly true. The dose was small. Three twenty-minute writing sessions, in adults already in therapy, produced brain changes still visible three months later. The therapy-only group didn't show this change. A week of casual journaling on its own probably won't replicate it.

[C҉𝖔𝖘𝖒𝖎𝖈 𝕾𝖔𝖚𝖑 𝓟𝖔𝖊𝖙 ¸.•☽•.¸ @CosmicSoulPoet]

And UNREAL how often it happens. 😑 People need to heal their attachment wounds to prevent this level of insane sabotage. Do the work or pay the price.