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<blockquote data-quote="porco-dddio" data-source="post: 83789" data-attributes="member: 656">I hate meditation because im european. I was told meditation is a moral foundation. But I had a vision. In my vision, I seen all images all at once. I seen the large forehead of kant. I seen the walking of Eugenio Montale under a tree. I seen scrooge mcduck doing circles. One walked straight one in circle. After my vision (was drugged up) I had a real spiritual revelation, not the fake ones of orthodox bros who pretend they are mystic because they jerk off to UFO mythology. My real spiritual revelation is not transferable, its only mine. Visions revealed what is true: motion is true. I am convinced even the circles of scrooge mc duck in my vision were &quot;directions&quot; even if symbolically the circular motion represents mindloops that dont end. Mainly is the fact circles allow your mind to return to same questions and see them from another angle, realizing the question changes. There are almost never &quot;pure circles&quot; there will be spirals maybe, so even mcduck has its useful motion. Repetition produces difference, I noticed it when I serialized artcrafts, it will neve happen that I produce &quot;same thing&quot;. So I also demistified the lie cope that &quot;mental rumination is bad&quot;, its not bad I got spiritual proof of it. Instead montale in my vision seemed wiser or calm under trees, walking slow. Kant instead represented to me energy and unbridled power of the mind. Observation reduces reality in my vision. Instead unbridled power of the mind expands reality. Cant explain my truer and more sophisticated spiritual revelation to inferior orthobros because they are tied to algorithms and instead im excited by anime, manga, and fairy tales. So I treat my revelation as the absolute truth. Instead everyone else is wrong. My conclusion is I was born to walk. How I arrived to it? Who gives a shit, its not transferable information. Its true to me, doesnt have to be true to you.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="porco-dddio, post: 83789, member: 656"] I hate meditation because im european. I was told meditation is a moral foundation. But I had a vision. In my vision, I seen all images all at once. I seen the large forehead of kant. I seen the walking of Eugenio Montale under a tree. I seen scrooge mcduck doing circles. One walked straight one in circle. After my vision (was drugged up) I had a real spiritual revelation, not the fake ones of orthodox bros who pretend they are mystic because they jerk off to UFO mythology. My real spiritual revelation is not transferable, its only mine. Visions revealed what is true: motion is true. I am convinced even the circles of scrooge mc duck in my vision were "directions" even if symbolically the circular motion represents mindloops that dont end. Mainly is the fact circles allow your mind to return to same questions and see them from another angle, realizing the question changes. There are almost never "pure circles" there will be spirals maybe, so even mcduck has its useful motion. Repetition produces difference, I noticed it when I serialized artcrafts, it will neve happen that I produce "same thing". So I also demistified the lie cope that "mental rumination is bad", its not bad I got spiritual proof of it. Instead montale in my vision seemed wiser or calm under trees, walking slow. Kant instead represented to me energy and unbridled power of the mind. Observation reduces reality in my vision. Instead unbridled power of the mind expands reality. Cant explain my truer and more sophisticated spiritual revelation to inferior orthobros because they are tied to algorithms and instead im excited by anime, manga, and fairy tales. So I treat my revelation as the absolute truth. Instead everyone else is wrong. My conclusion is I was born to walk. How I arrived to it? Who gives a shit, its not transferable information. Its true to me, doesnt have to be true to you. [/QUOTE]

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