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can you tell me what the first song is bro?

Arden forest-a tale of interiors

@@natemitten5787 thank you so much man!!! wish you all the best!!

@@ZoldyckKillua no problem man. All the best!

Youre not alone buddy. I send you my prayers.

Thank you@@shervinjah

Hope you get better ❤

I relate to how you’re feeling friend it’s lonely and it’s difficult but you’ll get through it with time. 🫶

Take care brother. Try to go out there in the world and be yourself, trust me you'll find that one person who loves you for who you are.

Yeah he also killed hundreds of people too very beautiful

@@sugoi9680 Wow, I agree! I guess we have the RIGHT to judge a warrior that is trying to survive in a warring period! I mean every soldier that fights for their nation are definitely mass murderers!

@@sugoi9680 Actually just around 66, but yes still beautiful

@@Me-wl2fd Didn't he kill 100 Yoshioka alone? As the story goes.

​@@sugoi9680 story is based off of the book MUSASHI, which is a tale in itself.

Original credit to the author from above, just a complement 1. Accept everything just the way it is: Acceptance allows for inner peace and avoids unnecessary resistance and suffering in the face of inevitable change. 2. Do not seek pleasure for its own sake: Pursuing pleasure without discernment can lead to attachment, dependency, and a loss of clarity, hindering true fulfillment and spiritual growth. 3. Do not, under any circumstances, depend on a partial feeling: Relying on partial feelings can cloud judgment and lead to biases and misconceptions, hindering a clear understanding of the truth. 4. Think lightly of yourself and deeply of the world: Humbling oneself and expanding focus beyond personal ego allows for a deeper understanding of the interconnectedness of all things, fostering compassion and empathy. 5. Be detached from desire your whole life long: Detachment from desires liberates one from the bondage of craving, allowing for freedom, contentment, and living in the present moment rather than being driven by insatiable desires. 6. Do not regret what you have done: Regretting past actions burdens the present and hinders personal growth, while reflection and learning from experiences lead to wisdom and better choices. 7. Never be jealous: Jealousy stems from a mindset of lack and comparison, causing turmoil and unhappiness, while cultivating contentment and celebrating others' success brings inner peace. 8. Never let yourself be saddened by a separation: Clinging to attachments causes suffering, but embracing impermanence and cherishing memories and lessons gained allows for strength and adaptability. 9. Resentment and complaint are appropriate neither for oneself nor others: Dwelling in resentment and complaint drains energy and fosters negativity, while letting go and practicing forgiveness cultivate inner peace and harmonious relationships. 10. Do not let yourself be guided by the feeling of lust or love: Allowing oneself to be solely driven by lust or passionate love can cloud judgment, while emotional balance and discernment lead to deeper and more meaningful connections. 11. In all things have no preferences: Preferences create attachments and biases, causing suffering when expectations are not met, while embracing equanimity and acceptance brings tranquility and harmony. 12. Be indifferent to where you live: Attachment to a specific place limits flexibility and impedes growth, while cultivating indifference allows for adaptability and embracing new environments. 13. Do not pursue the taste of good food: Chasing sensory pleasures leads to attachment and distraction, while practicing moderation and simplicity brings contentment beyond transient gratification. 14. Do not hold on to possessions you no longer need: Clinging to unnecessary possessions burdens the mind and limits freedom, while letting go creates space for new experiences and a lighter existence. 15. Do not act following customary beliefs: Blindly adhering to societal norms restricts personal growth and critical thinking, while questioning conventions opens up new possibilities and expands horizons. 16. Do not collect weapons or practice with weapons beyond what is useful: Excessive focus on weapons leads to aggression and violence, while prioritizing practicality cultivates a balanced approach and skillful use. 17. Do not fear death: Fear of death hinders living fully and embracing life's challenges, while accepting the inevitability of death brings courage and the ability to live authentically in each moment. 18. Do not seek to possess either goods or fiefs for your old age: Pursuing material possessions and power for old age creates attachment and suffering, while focusing on inner richness and spiritual growth brings freedom and fulfillment. 19. Respect Buddha and the gods without counting on their help: Respecting spiritual figures acknowledges their wisdom, but relying solely on external help fosters passivity, while cultivating self-reliance and strength allows for personal growth and actions aligned with truth. 20. You may abandon your own body but you must preserve your honour: Physical existence is transient, but preserving honor and integrity transcends the limitations of the body, bringing self-respect and moral strength. 21. Never stray from the Way: The Way is the guiding principle for a meaningful and authentic life, and staying committed to it brings purpose, clarity, and inner fulfillment.

​@@freebird1721Wonderful. 👏🏿

@@freebird1721 wow ur amazing thank y buddy

this is the way

The Book of Five Rings. This is the way.

Damn , I just had a breakup and it hits so right....

@@SaycusoHope you’re doing well brother

@@guarfield2551 she said she is a narc and after she broke up with me for some reason I begged and pleaded , lost my worth , she took me back 2 times but it was upto her rules. No real relationship, later asked to be friends. But yeah I'm healing, thank you so much bro

@@Saycusothats so relatable and definitely happened to most of us Thanks for sharing, take care man

You will be alone regardless

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Understood 😅

Beautiful 🙏🏼🙏🏼🤙🏼💪🏼

А что на английском пишешь? Думаешь, что функция перевода есть только у русских?😂

Let everything take its time. Becoming a better version of yourself can be a slow process, but the moment it's complete, you'll embrace the feelings you've always longed for and struggled with. You can do it, it's lovely to see you wanting to improve, don't be hard on yourself and always remember to put on a smile and enjoy the ride before the arrival. Wish you the best ❤️

@@silnibba1080 thank you for these words

@@Chiphiroth No problem king (/queen)

Success is a journey. And... if you were on one, won't you take your time to taste each moment? That is success, but besides that, that's life

From time to time, we go there. What got me out of the dark futility was my ability to love; not just people but everything around me. If you have people that love you, then it would seem reasonable to share your pain with them. You may not agree with me, but I found sincere prayer to be a monumental help for me. You also need to fight the darkness with uplifting goals. Simple but noteworthy goals like helping people or animals in distress, cleaning a street near you or mowing a lawn for someone who simply can't do it. Making people and God's creatures happy and more comfortable in this godless world would brighten anyone's day.

Hi5 brother

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isn't it something amazing? its completely different from any other thing i tried medetation with. its great

Dude same. Everytime i read or heard that music can heal, this is what they meant.

​​@@Madarauchiha-pt3odhave you tried any of the Solfeggio frequencies? I'm fond of this one here. I listen to it while playing Overwatch and never get tiled or lose focus. It's legit: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/f7thZtaV17K1XYE.html

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Love you bro,everything gonna be okay,sometimes we should be relaxed a bit ❤

God has a plan for you

Take your meds freak

Indeed, à sudden stop to things won't make things go better, you wouldn't be here to see them...

Yep. Thats the only rule

God bless you brother!

You tried to be kind, anyway

@@augustsmith9553 Love meets Reality. And in my personal experience what is most motivating during times like these is the pursuit of happiness. Which is a very lonely road indeed. I find value in knowing I can become a diamond ♦️ if I just stick with it and get the knack for it. The battle is won in the mind. DON’T GIVE UP! You’re ’Mental Capital’ is of utmost importance to succeed at anything, is the purpose of my words.

Don’t be prideful

Jai shree Krishna

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Thanks bro🙏♥️

In my region, people are familiar with the sentence "life is suffered", which is considered said of The Buddha. Course It is right. But ones do usually not mention, that The Buddha also said that the non-suffered lies exactly in the suffered.

God bless you man.

You know nothing.

x2

good luck!!!

❤

same here, keep fighting.

hey, there is music for only adhd on youtube. just type adhd music

I wish you good luck man ❤

I love how you describe the horizon reminding you of your partner being away. So descriptive and sad

​@@guarfield2551this is the pain of being human in a harsh world.

You still can be like the stoic figures of our past. Continue to practice the gratitude for your relationship but live in your present. Not their present. Find yourself in this time you’ve been given and hold onto the impermanence of your time apart. Grow stronger and better for yourself and bring that strength to your relationship when the two of you come back together to grow mutually. But you must take this time to grow individually.

Bro, I saw myself on your comment. I lived a long distance relationship last year with a person that made me feel like the shinest star in the sky. After she moved, I remember feeling like a part of me was gone and I started counting the days til I can see her with my own eyes again. I remember being full of hope that we can make through distance, even with the feeling that we are no longer bounded. When we are together in the distance, I waked up every morning thinking of her and fall asleep in the night remembering of her. I done my best for her, what I believed It was the best, but it wasn't. I can't handle the distance, that she no longer belongs to this place and would not return. When we broke up, I feel desolated, cause I know that she was the one, but at same time, I felt relief for her being free to walk her own way. On these days, I don't remember of her very often, cause to me her face is shadowing, but I still grateful for all the things that we lived, and I'm trying my best to become a person that she would proud of, cause even with we are no longer in touch, I still thinking of her when I'm doing my things. I don't know if you still with the person that you spoke on your comment, if yes, keep going, you need to undestand that this time, at distance, is to grow on your own, because It was a bad thing to stay at the same when the other person are evolving, aren't? And If not, use this experience to become what you want to became, at the end of the day, we are by our own.

Yes me too l hope you doing good my friend

​@@user-uu1hv8nv6iit's been 2 months. How are you yourself doing? 😊

@@user-uu1hv8nv6i yeah i hope you both doing good too

Hey Man, may i ask you if you do you raccomend writing on a journal? I was thinking about it from a while but i was wondering if it does it temper your mind and make you feel good

@@EdwardKenway130 Hey bro, I would say that journaling as a whole really helped improve my mindset over time. There is a calming nature of sitting down for around thirty minutes and physically writing in a journal. I have since fallen out of the practice however and mostly write sporadically whenever I feel a great well of emotion or thought that needs to be thought out and put into perspective. In my opinion the best way to get started into journaling as a whole is to do it every day for around thirty minutes. Write down whatever comes to your mind no matter what it is write it down. Let yourself get into that rhythm of daily reflection. It calms the mind and allows retrospective thinking on topics that you can't put into perspective in the moment. Hope this helped a little, if you have any questions just reply again and I will try to get back to you in a timely manner with clear and concise points.

​@@BubbaCleetusCan you give us an example of what to write.

@@ParisKubal-ll3or Hey man, yeah I can give you some examples. Basically what is taught by Epictetus, one of the greatest stoicism teachers, is to take a inventory of your day. So at the end of the day go and write down what you did, what you could have done and rebuke yourself for not getting done what you could have done. I use a larger leather bound journal for this but any journal will do. Also write down thoughts and feelings that you may have left unprocessed throughout the day that are negative or positive. Dig deep and find things that you may not want to address. This is what I use my pocket notebook for during midday. For example you could write something like "Today I woke up at eight-thirty this morning, I did laundry, did the dishes, and mopped the floors. If I had woken up earlier I could have gone to the gym and maybe if I didn't play those video games for three hours I could have worked on my business that I've been meaning to start." But that's about it if you would like more examples or help let me know.

Yes, but it can be experienced. 🕉️💜🙂

So am I ...

What would you do Musashi Miyamoto? In this time of world.

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Sometimes

​@@chinolobo8621All the times for introverts

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Exactly my thoughts 😊

He's reflected on how he missed Otsu, but he doesn't let that get in his way

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I understand that. You must know that even the people who are the most good and the kindest, will face way more challenges than the average person. It is very easy to be tainted away from being good. Evil is very easy. With evil I don't mean only hurting others, I also mean hurting yourself. We constantly get self destructive thoughts, saying that certain stuff is pointless or meaningless. These thoughts come from ourself and it is our choice to let them consume us. When we are consumed by them, we choose to give up. However, the strong will not let these thoughts get to them. My request to you, please keep going. It doesn't matter how much you've suffered, you have to keep going no matter what. Giving up is the easy way out. I know that it's hard but there lies alot of value and strength in going against the tides of the evil nature of yourself, and this world.

get some david goggins type of motivation and just keep pushing, it 100% will pay of, it may be tomorrow or in 10 years trust me it will pay of

Accept everything the way it is. And think highly of yourself. You been through tough times, and those times existed only to make you stronger. Use them as the fuel to reach your goals. Aim as high as possible. I'm going through similar situation at the moment. Can't be lonelier than this. However, I survived those times and I won't let those memories go in vain. Let's believe in brighter future, because God only knows what would happen and what's awaiting ahead of you. You can do this brother. Stay strong 💪

I’d recommend meditating. Typically when a person goes through intense suffering in life for long enough, they end up turning inwards, and it’s there they find peace.

hi ı know ıts gonna sound weird but ı read the book called the secret and ıt really effected my life ı think ıt will also help you

this one in book of five rings really stands out to me. i remember him saying that even brushing one's hair in the present moment can be seen as a useless task

stay hard 💪

Me too