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[Joe @jfearly]

This is what mushrooms do for you when taken as a tool to observe rather than a drug

[Leigh St.John | Inner OS Upgrade @LeighStJohn33]

"Life speeds up after 25 - Every year goes by faster & faster"

While this CAN be true...few realize it's 100% optional

There is a way to dramatically:

> slow down time perception
> Ride an upward spiral of AWE & Bliss
> Experience 100x more novel stimuli than you would when in your default state of mind

(Even if you're in a place you've been 10,000x before)

What is the default state of mind?

It's subtly projecting a "known" past onto the unknowable present

Tangibly this feels like that dull "this shit again" adult creep that makes life feel dissatisfying

This is a PROCESS that activates whenever we're not actively tuning into the present moment

A process that creates TENSION in the body

It feels like being in a constant state of "wanting to get to the other side" of w/e you're doing

The sad truth is that most live in this state until they die

The problem is if you "know" the world - Nothing's novel anymore

Nothing feels fresh, new or exciting

You are, in essence, day-dreaming 24/7 by projecting the known world onto "what is" in this moment

This is an understandable thing to do - As pretty much everyone does it...

But when you really look at it - You realize there's a staggering amount of ASSUMPTION that goes into this

And it takes EFFORT to maintain this day-dream illusion of "knowing"

Example:

I was sat in a restaurant a few years back

My daughter had just been born

My wife and I were tired as hell

I was in a slightly muddled state

I was rushing through my meal

Waiting to get home

Suddenly I notice this process going on

I recognize that I'm living in this state of "assumption"

And I let go & See clearly

As if looking for the very first time

All of a sudden not only is there this beautiful flow of energy in the body

Because I'm not longer unconsciously activating the process of projecting known past on onto unknowable present

But there's a sense of complete AWE at the restaurant I'm now in

Everything looks insanely HD, bright, colorful...even mystical

There's this "humming aliveness" coming from all things

I literally tear up at the sheer beauty of this moment

Even as I'm sat here now - Typing this - The feeling of my fingers touching the keys is completely novel to me

Even blissful

To notice the feeling of breath in my nostrils...

To feel the cool air in the room

All of this is incredibly FRESH

That same kind of feeling you get when visiting a foreign country & walking around

You're naturally more present - Naturally more in your senses

It's like you get a forced leveling up in your degree of PRESENCE/mindfulness

But you can literally have this WHENEVER & WHERE EVER

All you have to give up is the illusion that you know wtf is going on

And learn to somatically "switch off" that process by simply:

> relaxing
> tuning into your senses
> looking around as if seeing for the first time

(You are)

> immerse yourself in your sensory experience
> notice how pleasurable this is
> notice how paying attention to the pleasure starts to increase it's intensity
> keep immersing yourself in this experience

Congrats - You just figured out how to ride an upward spiral of beauty, awe and aliveness

(instead of a downward spiral of misery, self-obsession & anxiety)

Eventually - Because it's so habitual - You'll switch back into past projection mode

That's fine - The option to come back into freshness & awe is always here

And I promise you - When you "get" how to do this...

You'll experience 1000x more novel stimuli in one hour than you would in 10 years of living on autopilot mode

I have no idea how this changes your brain & biology

I can tell you with absolute certainty though that this leads to a way of living that eclipses even the awe you felt in childhood

And turns life from a dull, mundane chore...

To a divine miracle unfolding

[Leigh St.John | Inner OS Upgrade @LeighStJohn33]

"Life speeds up after 25 - Every year goes by faster & faster"

While this CAN be true...few realize it's 100% optional

There is a way to dramatically:

> slow down time perception
> Ride an upward spiral of AWE & Bliss
> Experience 100x more novel stimuli than you would when in your default state of mind

(Even if you're in a place you've been 10,000x before)

What is the default state of mind?

It's subtly projecting a "known" past onto the unknowable present

Tangibly this feels like that dull "this shit again" adult creep that makes life feel dissatisfying

This is a PROCESS that activates whenever we're not actively tuning into the present moment

A process that creates TENSION in the body

It feels like being in a constant state of "wanting to get to the other side" of w/e you're doing

The sad truth is that most live in this state until they die

The problem is if you "know" the world - Nothing's novel anymore

Nothing feels fresh, new or exciting

You are, in essence, day-dreaming 24/7 by projecting the known world onto "what is" in this moment

This is an understandable thing to do - As pretty much everyone does it...

But when you really look at it - You realize there's a staggering amount of ASSUMPTION that goes into this

And it takes EFFORT to maintain this day-dream illusion of "knowing"

Example:

I was sat in a restaurant a few years back

My daughter had just been born

My wife and I were tired as hell

I was in a slightly muddled state

I was rushing through my meal

Waiting to get home

Suddenly I notice this process going on

I recognize that I'm living in this state of "assumption"

And I let go & See clearly

As if looking for the very first time

All of a sudden not only is there this beautiful flow of energy in the body

Because I'm not longer unconsciously activating the process of projecting known past on onto unknowable present

But there's a sense of complete AWE at the restaurant I'm now in

Everything looks insanely HD, bright, colorful...even mystical

There's this "humming aliveness" coming from all things

I literally tear up at the sheer beauty of this moment

Even as I'm sat here now - Typing this - The feeling of my fingers touching the keys is completely novel to me

Even blissful

To notice the feeling of breath in my nostrils...

To feel the cool air in the room

All of this is incredibly FRESH

That same kind of feeling you get when visiting a foreign country & walking around

You're naturally more present - Naturally more in your senses

It's like you get a forced leveling up in your degree of PRESENCE/mindfulness

But you can literally have this WHENEVER & WHERE EVER

All you have to give up is the illusion that you know wtf is going on

And learn to somatically "switch off" that process by simply:

> relaxing
> tuning into your senses
> looking around as if seeing for the first time

(You are)

> immerse yourself in your sensory experience
> notice how pleasurable this is
> notice how paying attention to the pleasure starts to increase it's intensity
> keep immersing yourself in this experience

Congrats - You just figured out how to ride an upward spiral of beauty, awe and aliveness

(instead of a downward spiral of misery, self-obsession & anxiety)

Eventually - Because it's so habitual - You'll switch back into past projection mode

That's fine - The option to come back into freshness & awe is always here

And I promise you - When you "get" how to do this...

You'll experience 1000x more novel stimuli in one hour than you would in 10 years of living on autopilot mode

I have no idea how this changes your brain & biology

I can tell you with absolute certainty though that this leads to a way of living that eclipses even the awe you felt in childhood

And turns life from a dull, mundane chore...

To a divine miracle unfolding

[Joe @jfearly]

@NBAMemes Dudes 6’9 and rim grazing lol

[Joe @jfearly]

Haven’t heard of one of these guys

[Boxing Kingdom @BoxingKingdom14]

Two weeks until the GREATEST boxing event of all time‼️

[Joe @jfearly]

@Spookybacon Yeah but he was not intelligent.

[Joe @jfearly]

@MrBeast Most liked reply to the reply on this tweet will get what’s in the mystery box from me once i get the mystery box

[Joe @jfearly]

@DKSportsbook #Slipmas

[Joe @jfearly]

@FenwayAttendee Byung-Hyun Kim

[Joe @jfearly]

@cookitup31 22222

[Joe @jfearly]

@FCartoscelli3 Frank, Kevin Huerter sucks!

[Joe @jfearly]

@DKSportsbook Dwhite

[Joe @jfearly]

@MorikawaTracker Scottie just duffed it out of the sand too LFG!!

[Joe @jfearly]

@mycrownmythrone Dude missed a homerun by like 6 inches in the 9th

[Joe @jfearly]

@KDTrey5 KD, without the fans there would be no NBA and you’d be doing something else to earn a living. So their corny opinions may not matter but the dollars that fill the players, coaches, owners, etc pockets do matter, therefore they have the right to say it no matter how irrelevant

[Joe @jfearly]

@stimsimm Cuz he sucks dude. Curry out-rebounding him

[Joe @jfearly]

@TheDunkCentral @GilsArenaShow Then what happened?

[Mareeezy @memestar214]

*Lebron James grilling his team on the bench during a timeout for bad play*

Bronny James:

[Joe @jfearly]

@fwTyo Would casually change the ultimate trajectory of my life but no big deal if not

[Joe @jfearly]

@stevewilldoit Steve definitely don’t hire me!!!