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>>21452799


You are averse to adversity —id est: to the X factor of flux—, therefore you lack the incentive to exercise decisions by comparing pressures, and preparing measures —id est: via the Z factor of actualization.

You choose what enters your flux, and with what to fill your physical & psykhic space.

>>21451757


You lack tailwind.


Crunch time, and tekt space, for fastforward unwinding, and fastbackward rewinding.

>>21388573


The one a place of plenitude; the other: of destitude.

>>21363648


You lack tailwind.

Crunch time, and tekt space, for fastforward unwinding, and fastbackward rewinding.

>>21363648


You lack tailwind; crunch time, and tekt space, for fastforward unwinding, and fastbackward rewinding.

In Paradise is consummated space for all types, and time for all species, itself transcending them in, and through, the syntheotic constancy & immediacy of the Holy Spirit (aether) —within the parameters of nobility, and the perimeters of virtue.

Paradise is the only place that accommodates, and where one can fit, one’s plenitude, in the same way that one is at one’s best in the body of Christ.

Time constitutes a distinct compression of dispersed external beingness; growing accustomed to its rate may be directly proportional to, either: revolutedly outgrowing it, or: convolutedly ingrowing within it; the key is to continue to aetheropressurize, thus optigregating one's abundance, and straightening oneself beyond time, rather than to succumb to the chronic rotation that is intrinsic to the kosmos, thus crookedly festering within it.

With all due integralness of sapience granted, at twentyfive years of age the first major part of oneself dies, and begins to regenerate; by twentyseven one finds oneself in the thick midst of life, on all levels; by thirty one virtually totally reconciles the cordiological with the chronological, the former realigning with the latter; the ending supercyclically reconnecting with the beginning; although I am not yet thirty years old, I can see this as clearly as one can foresee the weather.

Those ones who were born in year nineteen ninetyfive, or in close proximity to it, are generationally the most in syncord with the phases of death of the worldspirit, which is also one of the reasons why they are the most poetical of the Millennial generation.

Everything that you do constitutes a postponement of death; do not lock into the replay of the chronical, but, rather, play to unlock the cordical; pick your tempo, and perfect your timing, and you will be able to properly gear the combinations of the chronological clock to the configurations of the cordiological lock.

>>20429646


You are averse to adversity —id est: to the X factor of flux—, therefore you lack the incentive to exercise decisions by comparing pressures, and preparing measures —id est: via the Z factor of actualization.

>>19962774

You are averse to adversity —id est: to the X factor of flux—, therefore you lack the incentive to exercise decisions by comparing pressures, and preparing measures —id est: through the Z factor of actualization.

>>19522466

"Nos: Book of the Resurrection", by: Miguel Serrano.

>>19506380

Unless you lead a sheltered existence or live in a virtual bubble the X factor of flux will inevitably throw things into disorder at some point, regardless of how ordered your life may have been prior to this; the important thing is what you do with the mad you feel; how you subtain chaos, mediate, and acquire purepressed experience.

>>19382926

To age is easy in this world; to live with it is complicated.

Time constitutes a particular compression of dispersed external beingness; growing accustomed to its rate is directly proportional to, either: revolutedly outgrowing it, or: convolutedly ingrowing within it; the key is to continue to aetheropressurize, thus optigregating one's abundance, and straightening oneself beyond time, rather than succumbing to the chronic rotation that is intrinsic to the kosmos, and thus crookedly festering within it.


>...dealing with [...] nostalgia?

Nostalgia is nothing other than living memory, therefore, it is what deals/works in you.

>>19197531
>Why do I have the experience that time is unbelievably accelerated.
Because time constitutes a particular compression of external beingness which is constant; growing accustomed to its rate is directly proportional to, either: outgrowing it, or: ingrowing within it; the key is to continue to aetheropressurize, thus optigregating one's abundance, and straightening oneself beyond time, rather than succumbing to the chronic rotation that is intrinsic to kosmos, thus crookedly festering within it.

>>19197697
>I am 24, 25 in January so I think that makes me fall right in the window of being a zoomer.
You are a Millennial; the Millennial generation comprises from year nineteen hundred eightytwo to year nineteen hundred ninetyseven; the Zoomer intergeneration comprises from year nineteen hundred ninetyeight to year twothousand two.