You say you want a good girl
A loving wife
A nice family and kids
But you don’t have it yet
Why?
Bc you don’t match it yet
You say “all girls are shallow”
But you’re just describing yourself
You say “girls just want me for my money”
But that’s all you have to offer
You don’t get what you want
You get what you are
Attraction is a mirror
The reflection only changes after you do
And if you don’t wanna change
that’s fine too
Just be honest with yourself
I fully believe humans have the ability to solve any problem through genuine search for Truth.
This was the original purpose of debate.
Socrates and Protagoras would debate in front of crowds of hundreds. Not to see who would win. Just 2 minds sharpening each other until something greater emerged from them.
Now debate is like a sports match. Trying to one-up the other. More about performance than substance.
The pursuit of real wisdom always circles back to humility. Only the humble in heart can receive Truth.
One of the the things I learned from years of spiritual practice is that there’s more to reality than what’s visible
Sounds obvious to hear for many people but it’s something completely different to experience firsthand
Knowing something intellectually and knowing through experience are 2 different things entirely (Ginosko vs Oida)
What’s interesting is there are good spirits, bad spirits and everything in between
But it’s quite common for demons to disguise themselves as angels
Very rare for a real angel to reveal itself to a human
Bad creators love to say “good artists copy great artists steal” to justify taking credit for someone else’s work
But real artists can take inspiration and use it for something entirely new
Always give credit where it’s due
Nothing kills your aura faster than straight up stealing words or ideas online
Might fool the masses but the real ones see right through it
@kylejunlong Same concept as the biblical meaning for sin which is "you missed the mark" not "you are evil”. Big difference and has been twisted over time
Out of all the spiritual advice out there, “you will know them by their fruits“ has got to be the most useful.
Before looking to someone for guidance ask yourself:
- Do I want to be more like this person?
- Do their actions reflect their beliefs?
- Do they practice what they preach?
Sounds obvious. But many self-proclaimed enlightened individuals (of every background) are quick to judge, call shallow-minded, or talk down on those of differing beliefs.
It’s usually those who are the most lost.
The real fruit of spiritual growth is humility.
“Social media is evil” they say.
It obviously can be.
But it’s also not.
The algorithm is a mirror. It feeds you more of whatever emotion you give it.
Used unconsciously, it siphons your energy and reinforces every negative pattern you already have.
Most people hear this, nod briefly, and go right back to being a slave to it.
But what they’re missing is that same mechanism is also a map.
A few decades ago it took years of relationships, failures, and trauma, and self analysis to see your own patterns clearly.
Now the algorithm shows you your entire unconscious in real time. For free.
Every post that triggers fear, stress, anxiety, or hatred is pointing directly at something inside you that you haven’t faced yet.
Scroll with that awareness instead of against it and it becomes a crystal ball to all the secrets of your psyche.
Most people will never use it this way.
The ambitious guy thrives in uncertainty.
It fuels him. The next goal to hit. The next summit to climb. Completely mesmerized by it.
And it works… right up until he gets it.
Then it’s “what’s next?”
That’s the same reason his relationships feel unfulfilling even when attraction is abundant and life looks good on paper.
He’s drawn to the chase. Winning her over. But the moment she chooses him… the spark dies.
Because the uncertainty is gone.
So he spends years running the same loop.
- Same girl
- Different body
- Same ending
Wondering why his relationships all end the same way.
Knowing deep down that he wants something real and long term.
But something in him sabotages it every time.
So he copes with it by saying “I’m just not ready yet” or “All girls are the same”.
What he doesn’t see is that this pattern has been on autopilot for years. And it won’t just magically disappear.
The same drive that gave him fuel for success is the thing blocking him from holding a real relationship.
It’s both a gift and a curse.
He doesn’t need to throw the gift away. He just needs to see it, and gain control over it.
So that he can finally become the man who is capable of the love and intimacy his soul is searching for.