Why Trying to Heal It All Makes No Sense

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#21

Khan turns you into a sexual badass, lol.

I mean, it’s called “Khan” and the product image is this:

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What kind of feelings does this image give you?

There’s a majestic, glorious looking sword like one from Elden Ring. Look at how sexy that sword is. There’s a sexy woman right behind it too. Khan is perfection. It’s not for mortals, it’s for gods. You will wield the sword, and take on everything in your path. In that process, you will die. Reincarnating as the human essence of mastery. You will become a monster. Primeval vanquishes, legendary dominance, sensual mistresses, and duels with warlord assassins. Scars of war on your breastplate to match the stains of success on your gauntlets, dipped in fire. Khan doesn’t grab the sword by its hilt, he grabs it by the blade. Even the sword, as mighty as it is - submits to the will of its master… in awe. For Khan, is the master of all masters.

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#22

on a serious note though, lol,

In my exieperience, Khan makes you popular but not on Stark level. It’s mainly through increased social status, authenticity, personal power, fearlessness, sexual charisma, massive confidence, relationship building, going after what you want and attracting like-minded people with a similar success-oriented mindset (always ambitious about self-improvement which typically tend to be people with high status). Your network will grow and you there will be a lot of respect among your peers and yourself. If you go to parties, people flock to you… you’ll have a powerful mindset that can be used for any kind of leadership. It’s mostly from just confidence and drive, but you use that forward energy to experience, learn, and develop.

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#23

I’m hard as rn tbh…lol

Gotcha, I’ll just be blunt. Since you’re one of the few who’s a lifer, do you think it’s a good option for a budding actor/model celebrity?

Stacked intelligently.

Before you say SB. I tried that and failed, because SB, transformative as it was, it doesn’t really lend itself to that for me. Also, I just straight up could not reconcile it, so not gonna work for me. It’s also very business minded, very serious, very hard noised. Feels like it would be good for an actor wanting to change lanes and become a buisness Mogul, as many do, but alas, just didn’t work for me. Not my style, doesn’t fit with my freewheeling hippy personality.

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#24

It’s generally good for anything in my opinion.

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#25

If I recall correctly, Khan has been hard for you to run as well but the new technology should make it much smoothe

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#26

It was brutal with ZPv1, however, what I went through on SB was so world shatteringly humbling and painful that…well, Khan doesn’t scare me anymore. I’m really just interested in moving toward the ultimate goal with maximum speed, efficiency, and enjoyment. That’s the only reason I haven’t pulled the Khan trigger, I’m just overthinking a sunk cost given the time investment being likely a year plus if I don’t bail out.

Speed - obvious.

Efficiency - as little that’s unhelpful as possible. ForExamp: Emperor is dope, it’s the goat, but I dropped it because constantly manifesting buisness partners wasn’t directly helpful to me. Also, socially, it’s just not as efficient. Sure, you can have friends and go to parties on Emp, but that’s just not the use case.

Enjoyment - pulling girls, making money, going to parties, and enjoying life while making consistent progress toward the goal.

Last time I was on Khan tho, was the first time I pulled a girl instantly. Saw her walking into the dorms, was like “yo, wanna go on a walk?” Walked her to a bar, had a drink, then we ended up in my bed. That was ST2.

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#27

Did that and it was one the hardest things to overcome or let’s say find joy again in the material world.

Took me 15 years to let this state go fully and immerse myself into the world again

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#28

this is both hilarious and epic
my new favorite post

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#29

I agree with the overall message of the post. I follow the philosophy of brute force action over healing

Subclub + mindless action in general direction of the goal → somehow gives great results

For others, i think when people say full healing, they just mean healed enough that the pain is dull. Not frickin enlightenment, atleast that’s what I mean, when i say I wanna be healed.

(I wanted to be free of a debilitating stutter for over 12 years, thanks to TS, AM, WTP my stutter is 99% gone over the span of 9 -10 months)

Best way is to set a deadline for healing (maybe 1 or 2 cycles). If nothing big happens even after 2 months, just brute force the action that you think would have come\happened after a successful healing, you would feel like an imposter for a short while but NSE kicks in pretty quick and dissolves that

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#31

Almost made this my desktop background, I remember when SC was releasing wallpapers… those were great.

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#32

I think it comes from the problem that people have been made to do stuff they don’t want their whole lives (schools, universities, parents) - all of this has just killed the desire for active rest, for being proactive, etc. All of this is literal slavery - what’s the only thing that a such broken person might want? A person who has been enduring life for years, rather than living it? Nothing. He wants to do nothing.

No desire for travelling, no desire for enjoying life, no desire for achieving stuff. That’s exactly what happened to me and I realized it only recently.

Once I stopped doing what I don’t like (or minimized those things) - going to uni, going to parties I don’t want, talking to people I don’t want and so forth - without harming myself or anyone else of course, I started getting some “pings” that I want to start travelling, I want to have fun, want to have sex, want to eat better food, etc. It hasn’t been the case until I turned on “zero tolerance” mode and changed my thinking from “I need to do this because this is the right thing” to “this is the right thing to do because I want to do it”.

Clean your mental and physical space first, then the rest will follow. There’s no healing (or it’s extremely minimized) if you don’t have the free neural resources for it. And there’s no free neural resources if it’s all taken up for things you don’t like, for things you have to do, for people you don’t want to talk to, etc. Neural resources are very limited

I understood your concept before but I didn’t feel it.

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#33

Sounds about standard. You’re working your way up the levels, it’s always nice to see.

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#34

Healing is so hard because nobody wants to go through the pain of uncovering buried feelings, fears, and memories. They choose to limp through life rather than pursue the arduous path of freedom from the past.

deliverance isn’t usually immediate

Many would rather choose the familiar even it means chaos. Change is hard because it’s unfamiliar, and there is no safety or comfort in it. Relinquishing control was not a comfortable thing for many because you can’t trust others not to hurt you.

If there is a mind editor where you can just erase the things we don’t want that would be sic, but when that thing will return again it will be the same ordeal. Whereas if we allowed ourselves to conquer our own fear (which takes some time), the experienced will make us much stronger to take on challenges (context) in life.

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#35

Hilts hoped to be held, and blades begged to be brandished. Khan. His presence made you want to rip out greatness from the deepest reaches of your being. Oh, the mystery of such mastery.

It was enough to arouse suspicions...

and women.

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