I highly recommend it.

I once believed that choosing a career in psychotherapy based solely on the effort I invested in becoming a functioning human being was flawed reasoning and a poor foundation. But now, I wonder if training myself to be my own parent, teacher, guide, therapist, general, savior - driven by need and necessity, but also desire, wanting to know more about myself and consequently the world - and wanting to share what I've learned with others, to not have that remain something only for me, is not bad reasoning at all. I am somewhat an expert on my own peculiarities and my own path to becoming myself, and I am sure that will be of use to at least some. Ones that have followed paths such as my mine, and share my vision and desires.

stealing this format for tinder

doom is a valley through which one has to pass to reach awareness. "it is when man stands at the middle of his course between animal and Superman and celebrates his journey to the evening as his highest hope: for it is the journey to a new morning."

There's wisdom there, but I think it's actually often *not* the human condition. It's "the natural human experience given the circumstance", but the circumstances...oh man, the circumstances.

Post microsolidarity camp & treeweek depression settling in. Who's doing camps in October and November

damn. who would have thunk Michael would actually been like that

look at this

QUICK, TO THE SAUNA

Experimentation is the mother of science

they are very banter aura

Yes

Sitting in a room filled with people, with everyone on their phones, and in absolute silence. Blessed 🙏🏻

Charlie Kirk discourse is starting.......

one thing to be pointed out is that EVERYONE believes in violence. What makes political ideologies different from each other is against who that violence is justified. The liberals & conservatives claiming that "violence has no place in our society" are either stupid or lying.

Everything that's alive changes. You can always find yourself again if you're lost. You can find yourself much more easily if you have lived, and not nailed yourself to a dogma.

Immobility is death

You're projecting your own beliefs onto history. It's a nice sentiment, but without our capacity for violence we'd still be lion food. This world, this civilization, where you can express these opinions in the safety of your home, without worry of starving or predation is a product of violence. It's not a question of if or not we should employ violence. We always are collectively, every day. Against nature and against each other. The question is to what degree should we employ it and when. Sticking your head in the sand does nothing to help us resolve this question in a way that's fruitful to human, and maybe even non-human, flourishing.