My continual thoughts in trying to move forward. Trying to improve in general.
Two insights, that I am hoping are both useful and powerful.
The gym has been giving me amazingly powerful positive changes. I have before put together theories that when men experience life and their various stresses get stored in their muscles. (As hormonal combinations). When those muscles break down after a weights session. A lot of this is released. I mean, we know a lot of anxiety for guys is released at the gym. The releasing of that energy leads to increased insights.
It feels quite powerful. As though the part of me my body is first working on in making me more masculine is my thoughts. Which would be... Obvious, wouldn't it?
First insight: Digital media.
So the first insight I had, when I was watching one of the gym bros that I follow on youtube (and outside music is one of the only things that interests me on youtube). He was talking about how he 'avoids lust'. This is a biblical gym bro. That he simply does not go on instagram because it is full of bikini models.
Another thing that has been happening for me. Is that the day after I got rid of the dream catcher. The next day. I just couldn't go on X. Which I have been going on everyday, many hours everyday, for years now. I just stopped. It feels uncomfortable. I don't want to go back.
I realised, that a process has gone on in my subconscious that perhaps has not helped me. In the absence of clearly defined social roles in relation to women. In the absence of actual women in my life. Combined with a general interest in spiritual sources like the Law of One. Some of my sense of mysticism, or my seeking towards 'The Creator'. Has been caught up in the idea of understanding emotions. As though these would bring me some powerful insight. To that end, not often, but sometimes I will explore one of those young women on youtube talking about her feelings and how everything is going wrong.
Yet another thing to link to all this. Going quickly, as quick as I can through the red pill argument. The red pill argument is that modern women. Due to dating acts and other cultural changes. Tend to spend their 20's dating only the very top guys (status, wealth and looks). Tend to believe, even if not stated, that those guys will settle down with them. Tend to get angry and bitter at men who do not commit to them. This is almost all women. Guys in their twenties are divided into two sections. One, is the top guys. The trust fund guys or guys alpha for some other reason. These guys get a LOT of one night stands. They are the men that "break the hearts" of the women just mentioned. Then, in their twenties, there is "the rest" of the guys. About 90%. Who have few if any relationships and sexual encounters. (This dichotomy between top and bottom guys has increased statistically, with various societal dysfunctions. The amount of 18-30 year old men who have not had sex in the past year is on an upward incline. It used to be around 10% but more recently is about 50%)
The red pill argument is that the top 10% guys are not damaged by their behaviour. They will sleep around then eventually pick one out of the "litter". There is no influencing them from doing what they want to do. What happens following this is that the women who could not get the top 10% guys. Find one below that and marry him. While being incredibly bitter at the top 10% guys (this is where "all men are trash" kinds of sentiments come from, women then blame all guys for their experience with the guys that had the options to treat them like that). And usually have a sexless marriage after that and possibly an extremely unpleasant divorce.
So the way the situation works. The top guys, it does work for them. I mean, on a deeply spiritual or philosophical level maybe not. But as far as practicalities and statistics go. These men have fun and then settle down. They are fine.
The women, this is all women. Not just a certain percentage. Are screwed up by this arrangement. They effectively, a lot of them, shot above their league in their twenties. But they were not aware of that. If they had gone within their league in their twenties and settled down with their match (their match is the most attractive man that will commit to them). Then they would have kids and live from that place. They would spend their youth and energy on the marriage itself rather than frittered away. And they would get a higher value husband in their twenties than who will settle down with them in their thirties.
The bottom 90% guys. Well, this is who the red pill is aimed at. This pattern seems fairly correct anecdotally even. Women having fun in their twenties and settling down in their thirties. This is how most of us came to be But that was before the internet. The red pill is trying to tell those 90% of guys. "No, this is a bad deal, here is the information. Don't assume she had 5 partners in her twenties if she tells you that. Ask more questions". So those guys do not get themselves stuck with a resentful sexless wife.
I am not saying this is 100% correct. I find small problems with this model every so often. It is very useful as a guy to know though because there are a lot of women that WILL tell you they had five sexual experiences in their twenties. While their true body count is three figures. What I am saying this is the red pill argument.
But then, if you are on X. Every few months or so. You will get a bunch of women jumping on the viral point that the red pill is hypocritical because it shames women for body count but has no problem with mens body count. The women have to be sleeping with someone right.
This is an incoherent point. As already explained. Because it is a large proportion of women. Whom this arrangement effects extremely negatively. And a small proportion of men. Whom, as I have said, this arrangement does not effect negatively as far as can be proven. The majority of men, the bottom 90%, the red pills target audience, are mostly innocent in this arrangement.
But nevertheless, these kind of stupid points, along with "incel" and other IQ 100 terms. They were already destroyed in the original argument. And yet, they are repeated and repeated. The same thing with Kay Podgees video on Paul being a false apostle. Paulians bring up the most basic points destroyed in the first 10 minutes of the video ("1st Peter says XYZ").
The case can be made, I think, that idiots repeating the same statements without analysing the argument they are pushing against. Is why we can't move forward as a society. If Jesus' true message was practiced. Our society would change overnight. Rather than their being endless Pauls message sermons. Our society cannot move forward due to the pure weight of stupid (and sometimes bad intentioned!) people.
So bringing these three points together. The coming off X, the female emotion as spiritual mystery, the point about instagram models and the point about stupid people bringing up the same disproven points again and again and again and again and again. I realise this has become a redundant thing in my life. The time involved in trying to figure out female psychology passively... Is wasted. I do not need to go on therapy types of female youtubers. Not the ones oozing feminine softness anyway (I am still subscribed to one that is more logical and practical). I don't need to go on gotcha videos about say, the woman in France that was super pro Refugees then had her store looted by them. These people are idiots. They would be idiots if they incarnated as men. It does not matter what they think or do. There is certainly no larger spiritual relevance to it. I need, to avoid that kind of redundant energy from being something I ever have to pay attention to.
Sounds subtle but, I think it is quite significant. Withdrawing from the various irrelevancies like this allows me to more completely focus on what is relevant. It allows me to access my real emotions more. To do more. Which might allow me to eventually work it into my music.
Second Insight: The potential irrelevance of Philosophy:
After I woke up and was not so interested in Twitter. Another day I went on a massive binge TV watch of a new series I am watching. The next day I was like. Damn, I need to read more.
So I did. I read Poetry. I read astrology. And I read philosophy. The Philosophy I am focusing on at the moment is Simone Weil. Nietzsche. And on the shelf and planned to be next. Kierkegaard.
And here, I have hit a snag. Poetry... Wow, I love poetry. And obviously it feeds into my direct goal of music. Astrology... has always been profound, and provides a specific kind of insight. I have a lot of astrology books.
The philosophy though. And I will provide excerpts here. Disgusted me so much I don't think I will continue on with it.
Getting into philosophy originally was actually listening to Stefan Molyneux. Which I stopped doing when he said that people that had certain behaviours in their lives which I have, shouldn't listen to him. I have a lot of quotes by him which I re read every so often but, now that that is over I am not sure I can recapture the magic by following up on other philosophers. That period of my life was to meet a certain need at a certain time. Also, I clearly have other things I am into which provide a great deal of substance. Astrology is kind of a first principle (if astrology is right then...) I am reading the Law of One and I do have theological considerations.
Anyway, down to the quotes. Simone Weil. I did actually hear that she had a bad reputation for being totalitarian. But this is explained away. Nevertheless, when really reading it. It disgusted me. And it is not the only theoretical problem I find in her works:
The Need for Roots. Part IX.
In the current situation, it is good to allow people to form groups to defend their interests, in other words, pay and the like, and to allow these groups to act within very narrow confines and under the constant eye of the government.
As for the political parties, if they were all rigorously banned in a general climate of freedom, it is to be hoped that it would at least be difficult for them to carry on a clandestined existence.
It would not be difficult for political parties to continue underground if a fascist cunt like you was in charge, Simone.
Page after page reads like this. She just wanted to start up her own fascist government.
Nietzsche, is not quite so clear cut.
Nietzsche, Beyond Good and Evil. Part 13.
Physiologists should think again before postulating the drive to self- preservation as the cardinal drive in an organic being. A living thing desires above all to vent its strength - life as such is will to power - : self preservation is only one of the most direct and most frequent consequences of it. - In short, here as everywhere, beware of superfluous teleological principles! - such as it is the drive to self- preservation (we owe it to Spinoza's inconsistency). For this is a requirement of method, which has essentially to be economy of principles.
So the most fundamental drive is the will to power and not the need for self preservation.
There is some basis for this idea I think. It is hard to justify suicide outside of potentially the desire for power. Suicidal people often want to take revenge on the world. I have often looked at them and thought that their distress is the anger that things didn't go like they wanted it to. If David Wilcocks desires had come to fruition - money, fame, and status (especially spiritual), presumably. It was what he talked about publicly. He would not have killed himself. He screwed up his life, and as if in protest at it not doing what he wanted, of it not working out how he desired it to. He killed himself.
Suicide seems to me like an extension of the will to power and it also kind of aligns with the Law of One. Potentially. It can be interpreted. The most important thing in third density is the choice of polarity. This takes precedence over the chakra system. So it does make sense.
It also has rewired my understanding of polarity a bit. Nietzsche makes clear that even good people have the desire and mechanisms of power. This is a point not properly emphasized. I don't believe. In llresearches material. Such as the crucifixion of Esmerelda Sweetwater (where the philosophical engagement only happened AFTER the work stopped being a channeled work after Space Girl was abducted. In my view due to free will. My hypothesis is the llresearch groups model of polarity is that the negative experiences power and the positive are powerless).
But Nietzsche's work also acknowledges the fundamental point that the yellow chakra is as important to the positive energy system as it is to the negative. It might take on a different manifestation being opposite polarities. But it is still important.
But... and this is the point... Why would it matter? To me, it doesn't really. Nietzsche here hasn't justified his philosophy on first principles. Or a really rigorous argument of any description. It is just what some genius happens to think about some stuff. A modern book with studies and detailed historical arguments is arguably more useful.
So for these reasons I might lay philosophy down and concentrate my reading time on things that feed back into things that matter to me, and that are useful to me. Like poetry feeding into music.
I did see something on line that might legitimately be interesting though. Carl Jung seemed to me to be very much in line with the Law of One. Perhaps a fifth density individual, in touch with the Law of One contact. His work discusses things like emotional opposites being brought together:






