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>Can life prevail? by Pentti Linkola
>Receive trumpbucks every week through unemployment :3

>>15214045
I steal useful bits from everywhere which can be confirmed by going within self and rest i just follow my intuition.
Intuition is the compass of divine which guides us and i also set the values which arise from this connection.
Imagine being an npc carbon copy religious follower going against your nature for promise of some rewards which never come and ironically the path of liberation is always personal and cannot be systematized, no footsteps to follow.


If you're not creating a religion for yourself ,you aint making it

The grasping power of intuition is the fixity of the mind (dhriti) in soul perception—the soul's direct realization of or connection with truth or Reality. Even the sleeping consciousness in the stone and the semi-awake consciousness in the animal never loses its connection with its true nature. Man, the being in whom discrimination awakens, begins in lesser and greater degree to draw on his innate intuition, the underlying source of all his mental powers. The fully awakened divine man, anchored in his true Self, becomes all-knowing through the omniscience of pure soul intuition. (Chapter X, God Talks With Arjuna by Paramahansa Yogananda) --

>>15069563
>virgin sojak post coping
Kek spiritually raped

>>15060839
This 100%
We are supposed to follow our own path which was created for us not be socially conditioned into someone elses box
>>15060886
chasing success or praise is pathetic even J.Krishnamurti would agree and say it himself

Tell me rational man why are you so depressed and full of anxiety?
Dont tell me you're even fearful of death?
Oh no no no

>The question of whether or not there is a God or truth or reality or whatever you like to call it, can never be answered by books, by priests, philosopher's or saviours. Nobody and nothing can answer the question but you yourself, and that is why you must know yourself - Immaturity lies only in total ignorance of self.

Jiddu Krishnamurti