I used to know some people who said they didn’t really have any hobbies or much in terms of interests. They mostly just go to work and hung out socially in their social circle.
Since they don’t really have any hobbies that means they have more time to just hang out with people and go with the flow. That’s interesting.
I personally do have hobbies though.
Astrology
Energy healing (Reiki, etc)
Effect people with your thoughts
Telepathy idk
Crystals
Essential Oils
Limiting Beliefs
Serendipities
LoA
Ghosts
Chakras
Ascended Masters
Akashic Records
Higher Self
Prayer
Spirit Guides
Subjective Reality
Reincarnation
Meditation
Diet
Dreams
Karma
Angels
Astral Projection
Intuitive Readings
Aura
Not sure if there’s any truth to superstition.
Things such as curses, black cats paths, and unlucky numbers such as 666 and 13.
I don’t know much about it.
Intuition is walking into a situation that looks legit and going “something’s not right here”.
Common sense is staying away from situations that are shady from the get go.
Music can be deep, it can be not so deep.
But at the end of the day, it’s all fun. I head bang to
that stuff.
The ending to the movie City of Angels I thought was very profound and transcendent.
I believe the field of Education could use some reform.
A lot of things taught in high school aren’t exactly useful.
In the main books of Dr. David Hawkins, he talks a lot about doing spiritual work.
Spiritual work involves surrendering aspects of the ego in order to raise your level of consciousness. Eventually after enough lifetimes/incarnations a person becomes enlightened. This has been discussed by numerous others, such as Osho.
The ego is a part of life but at times can very much hold one back from fully stepping into the role of their Higher Self. Overcoming one’s ego can involves things such as surrendering positionalities, overcoming ego mechanisms, merging dualities, or working on inner conflict.
Glamor associated with famous "rockstar" musicians...is kinda stupid.
Also, rebellion against something just for the sake of rebellion is dumb.
Rebellion against something is stupid unless you have a good reason to do so.
In the Alternative Health field people buy certain products and foods. These foods are supposedly healthier and better for you. Organic foods, non-GMOs, etc.
My question is how much truth is there to that ideology.
If a person is healthy enough will that be enough to be able to ward off certain diseases? That’s what some raw foodists claim. I think the healthiness and benefits of a raw food diet or mostly raw food diet is open to debate however.
It's hard to separate the wheat from the chaff when it comes to the alternative health field and what is bunk and what isn't. It's something I'm still trying to figure out.
It's hard for people to see their own blind spots.
Hmm...this really brings us to the art of trying to understand the differences between the objective and subjective worlds to some extent. How much of the world is objective and how much is subjective?
Are most/many of my problems in life projections of myself?
The Last Psychiatrist in his blog was talking about narcissism and the solution to it he said was to fake it.
The thing with blind spots however is that everything gets turned inward so that pretty much anything someone else says is going to just be turned back in on itself, to where you can't see your own blocks. You cant see your own blind spots.
Again, I think ignorance is very common in many people. And the Dunning Kruger effect is definitely a real thing.
"We can not solve our problems with the same level of thinking that created them" -Albert Einstein
