When I was like 23 I read this pretty simple book about Buddhism called “There Is Nothing Wrong With You”, the gist of which is this tweet - what if you loved yourself exactly as you are right now - and it legit changed my life. Brand new concept, legit revelatory.
they're gonna hate me for this but i'll tell you. all you have to do to become the person you want to be is mimic your idea of that person. all the world's a stage baby, start acting.
unlearn shame. all forms of shame: unemployment, illness, vulnerability, longing, desire, errors, failures. you do not need to feel ashamed of what you are experiencing or living. freedom and shame cannot coexist.
-não ponha músicas tristes ou que te deixam mal
-não substitua refeições completas/saudáveis por snacks ou miojo
-não quebre sua rotina estabelecida por NADA
-nunca pule o dia de lavar o cabelo por preguiça
-fique alerta se surgir preguiça de escovar os dentes/tomar banho
proof people are literally under spells. start getting serious about locking yourself away from your phone for a minimum of 7 hours a day because the egregore entities behind these apps are absolutely harvesting your life force in the astral. everything about this is spiritual!
one of my favourite essays on manifestation is isabel’s a rationalist’s guide to manifestation
if 'manifestation' sounds hopelessly woo-woo to you, she makes the case that it’s much less mystical than it sounds. get clear on what you want, and you get better at noticing and pursuing it
https://t.co/ruI9KFOUKt