>>4902>Pretty much every belief system I've held has been shattered and rebuilt as soon as I get my feet under me again.The plebs archive on /x/ is like a great testament to the many shatterings of belief I've been through.
I just form mental pockets for each belief system and compartmentalize them in this way and move on.
The result is that I can relate to and reproduce the ramblings of many other people with different belief systems and troll them epically, creating carefully orchestrated dramas to lead them onwards to increased awareness, etc.
One of the greater understandings when you look and research so deeply into things is how one can construct their own truths, which hold true to them until contested, and then you find contrary things and it blows away those old beliefs… and then eventually you start to notice that reality itself is constructed out of thoughts and beliefs.
One really good example is dietary advice. When it comes to diet there are so many contradictions, so many different ways to eat, and people think all these different things are good or bad for them. Then you look at the different ways people eat who live to be well into their 90s or 100s of years of age and it suddenly sets in … maybe it doesn't matter what you eat? Maybe something else is going on.
I think the holographic universe lectures (in the sticky) take it a step further when he talks about that guy who lived off of like 28 eggs a day or something absurd and didn't suffer any negative health consequences and other things. Then also there's those recent influx of buddhist threads on /fringe/ and one of the things I read in the articles posted was about eating really nasty things or eating in certain other ways and changing your perception of the food, trying to realize that the food has no inherent quality to it, that it's just a self-projection which you can control. Perhaps the final development would be inedia, overcoming food entirely, not needing it anymore. If anyone is to attempt this though one must be aware if they are suffering from their food deprivation. If one is showing any signs of dehydration or hunger or other problems, they are not yet ready to overcome food entirely.
Just another random rant… I know so many things… you can also overcome breathing. I know of people who've posted on /x/ such as a man who used void meditation and he at one point realized he was not breathing. He taped over his nostrils and mouth and left it on there for a very long time and he never did suffocate or anything. Then there are examples of people meditating under sand, or submerged in water, for a ridiculously long time that to the understanding of the mundane should have killed them. There's even a guy apparently in NYC who swam around underwater for 3 weeks before coming up for air and he did not have ANYTHING. No special equipment, he just "held his breath" for 3 weeks supposedly. I think they are creating the matter and energy they need out of etheric energy, which then becomes any matter which is required by the body. The philosopher's stone btw is a condensed form of etheric energy.
Btw, the thought of others also shape our reality, so someone with incredible power who is to come into the presence of a bunch of hardcore scepdick materialists to prove his power to them will be influenced by their field of consciousness and possibly prevented from doing what they intend. You can overcome the exertion of will by others but it's a great challenge. Some have – but of course only knowing what bit of the puzzle of the greenpill isn't really enough to awaken people. One little odd thing here or there, people just put it out of mind, or assume it's bullshit. You really need to start seeing the patterns and see a lot of data before it really sinks in that amazing things are going on in this universe.
Oh I have so many things to rant about but I better save this, there are more things still for me to learn.
