Getting over guilt

[Anonymous No.11119639]

Been dreaming about getting a nice v8 mustang since forever but now that I got lucky with crypto I ironically can't bring myself to buy it

Can't really pinpoint the reason but it just seems like a ..waste. Like the reaction one may get when he hears of perfectly fine food being dumped by supermarkets in large quantities. Such a sum of money can probably be utilized better by someone else and I've been feeling guilty.

Wat do biz? Redpill me on ways to utilize your money for the good of technological/spiritual progression

[Anonymous No.11119668]

>>11119639
You realize buying your mustang is likely the end of the line for that energy, once the potential is sacrificed there is no easy way of getting back what could have been.

Hoard your money to buy your time, use your time to discover the surprising mysteries within.

[Anonymous No.11120245]

>>11119639
Why? V8 is not even that expensive. It's not fucking lambo.

[Anonymous No.11120282]

>>11119668
This

[Anonymous No.11120295]

>>11119639
I get a similar feeling when I make a lot of money, I find it a waste to spend it. I don't feel guilty but it just seems like a waste. It's probably like >>11119668 says

[Anonymous No.11120369]

>>11119668
what mysteries? You mean those alex jones 4th-5th dimensions of consciousness stuffs?

[Anonymous No.11120394]

>>11120369
That is real but buy enough time and you unironically see the value of your own work and eventually grow to realize Christianity and the protestant work ethic are the real red pills

[Anonymous No.11120609]

>>11120394
Born into a christian family, hated the fact that deep down many are believing out of fear and dismissed it as bogus

Been couple years now and have slowly begun to realise how based christianity really is. Not exactly the most faithful - always cynical or doubtful - but at least now I'm not believing out of fear

What do you mean by "value of your work"?