Anonymous
9/3/2025, 3:52:48 PM
No.41019552
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female energy
is anon from the screencap right? are women there to challenge men & always create another reference point for men to aspire after even if they are content with what they already have in the here & now? are women rightfully forcing timid meditators out of their confort zone or maliciously & violently pulling men into the material, creating desire for worldly things where there previously were none, making men lust for them, inadvertently potentially creating offspring making them invest in the material by proxy since they are bound to the world through another being?
is all heoric struggle the inborn masculine desire to unify with his femal counterpart or is this all just a larp of this strange world that is wholly unnecessary since one can be close to god wihtout all the trouble & hassle?
newton was proud of himself never having had intercourse & having lived a life in abstinence, tesla too dedicated all his time & life perfecting his craft, having invented many systems in electronics we today take for granted, living a celibate life. what about the monks, is it important if he participated in worldly affairs at all or is he fully satisfied living a humble simple life? does he desire acknowledgement by anyone or is it just fine to leave life just as one entered, without having changed much at all or gained any recognition whatsoever? since all in this world is temporary do we still have to try to create even though nothing will ever be perfect in this realm?
the hindoos of old considered the soul unaffected/untouched by anything that happens in your corporal life, so it truly does not matter what you do with your time 'down here', the concluded.
is all heoric struggle the inborn masculine desire to unify with his femal counterpart or is this all just a larp of this strange world that is wholly unnecessary since one can be close to god wihtout all the trouble & hassle?
newton was proud of himself never having had intercourse & having lived a life in abstinence, tesla too dedicated all his time & life perfecting his craft, having invented many systems in electronics we today take for granted, living a celibate life. what about the monks, is it important if he participated in worldly affairs at all or is he fully satisfied living a humble simple life? does he desire acknowledgement by anyone or is it just fine to leave life just as one entered, without having changed much at all or gained any recognition whatsoever? since all in this world is temporary do we still have to try to create even though nothing will ever be perfect in this realm?
the hindoos of old considered the soul unaffected/untouched by anything that happens in your corporal life, so it truly does not matter what you do with your time 'down here', the concluded.