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"content": "\"Where you recognize evil, speak out against it, and give no truces to your enemies.\" -Havamal <br /><br /><a href=\"https://www.minds.com/search?f=top&t=all&q=pagan\" title=\"#pagan\" class=\"u-url hashtag\" target=\"_blank\">#pagan</a> <a href=\"https://www.minds.com/search?f=top&t=all&q=spirituality\" title=\"#spirituality\" class=\"u-url hashtag\" target=\"_blank\">#spirituality</a> ",
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"content": "\"Where you recognize evil, speak out against it, and give no truces to your enemies.\" -Havamal \n\n#pagan #spirituality ",
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"content": "Meanwhile I'm here trying to get skin highlights to look ok. Damn",
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"content": "<br />The human mind is a miracle, and you will never see it spring more beautifully into action than when it is fighting against evidence that it needs to change. Your psyche is equipped with layer after layer of defense mechanisms designed to shoot down anything that might keep things from staying exactly where they are -- ask any addict. So even now, some of you reading this are feeling your brain bombard you with knee-jerk reasons to reject it. From experience, I can say that these seem to come in the form of ...<br /><br />*Intentionally Interpreting Any Criticism as an Insult<br /><br />\"Who is he to call me lazy and worthless! A good person would never talk to me like this! He wrote this whole thing just to feel superior to me and to make me feel bad about my life! I'm going to think up my own insult to even the score!\"<br /><br />*Focusing on the Messenger to Avoid Hearing the Message<br /><br />\"Who is THIS guy to tell ME how to live? Oh, like he's so high and mighty! It's just some dumb writer on the Internet! I'm going to go dig up something on him that reassures me that he's stupid, and that everything he's saying is stupid! This guy is so pretentious, it makes me puke!\"<br /><br />*Focusing on the Tone to Avoid Hearing the Content<br /><br />\"I'm going to dig through here until I find a joke that is offensive when taken out of context, and then talk and think only about that! I've heard that a single offensive word can render an entire book invisible!\"<br /><br />*Revising Your Own History<br /><br />\"Things aren't so bad! I know that I was threatening suicide last month, but I'm feeling better now! It's entirely possible that if I just keep doing exactly what I'm doing, eventually things will work out! I'll get my big break, and if I keep doing favors for that pretty girl, eventually she'll come around!\"<br /><br />*Pretending That Any Self-Improvement Would Somehow Be Selling Out Your True Self<br /><br />\"Oh, so I guess I'm supposed to get rid of all of my manga and instead go to the gym for six hours a day and get a spray tan? Because THAT IS THE ONLY OTHER OPTION.\"<br /><br />*Delaying any self-improvement until the entire world changes to accommodate you<br /><br />\"If I work hard, I'll just be perpetuating a corrupt system! Granted, the system has no reason to listen to me as long as I'm not contributing anything, thus ensuring that I'll never be in a position to help change it, but still!\"<br /><br />And so on. Remember, misery is comfortable. It's why so many people prefer it. <br /><br />HAPPINESS TAKES EFFORT. <br /><br />Also, courage -- it's incredibly comforting to know that as long as you don't create anything in your life, then nobody can attack the thing you created. It's so much easier to just sit back and criticize other people's creations. This movie is stupid. That couple's kids are brats. That other couple's relationship is a mess. That rich guy is shallow. This restaurant sucks. This Internet writer is an asshole. I'd better leave a mean comment demanding that the website fire him. See, I created something.<br /><br />Oh, wait, did I forget to mention that part? Yeah, whatever you try to build or create -- be it a poem, or a new skill, or a new relationship -- you will find yourself immediately surrounded by non-creators who trash it. Maybe not to your face, but they'll do it. Your drunk friends do not want you to get sober. Your fat friends do not want you to start a fitness regimen. Your jobless friends do not want to see you embark on a career.<br /><br />Just remember, they're only expressing their own fear, since trashing other people's work is another excuse to do nothing. \"Why should I create anything when the things other people create suck? I would totally have written a novel by now, but I'm going to wait for something good, I don't want to write the next Twilight!\" As long as they never produce anything, their work will forever be perfect and beyond reproach. Or if they do produce something, they'll make sure they do it with detached irony. They'll make it intentionally bad to make it clear to everyone else that this isn't their real effort. Their real effort would have been amazing. Not like the shit you made.<br /><br />Don't be that person. If you are that person, don't be that person anymore. This is what's making people hate you. This is what's making you hate yourself.",
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"published": "2021-04-09T22:42:16+00:00",
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"content": "\nThe human mind is a miracle, and you will never see it spring more beautifully into action than when it is fighting against evidence that it needs to change. Your psyche is equipped with layer after layer of defense mechanisms designed to shoot down anything that might keep things from staying exactly where they are -- ask any addict. So even now, some of you reading this are feeling your brain bombard you with knee-jerk reasons to reject it. From experience, I can say that these seem to come in the form of ...\n\n*Intentionally Interpreting Any Criticism as an Insult\n\n\"Who is he to call me lazy and worthless! A good person would never talk to me like this! He wrote this whole thing just to feel superior to me and to make me feel bad about my life! I'm going to think up my own insult to even the score!\"\n\n*Focusing on the Messenger to Avoid Hearing the Message\n\n\"Who is THIS guy to tell ME how to live? Oh, like he's so high and mighty! It's just some dumb writer on the Internet! I'm going to go dig up something on him that reassures me that he's stupid, and that everything he's saying is stupid! This guy is so pretentious, it makes me puke!\"\n\n*Focusing on the Tone to Avoid Hearing the Content\n\n\"I'm going to dig through here until I find a joke that is offensive when taken out of context, and then talk and think only about that! I've heard that a single offensive word can render an entire book invisible!\"\n\n*Revising Your Own History\n\n\"Things aren't so bad! I know that I was threatening suicide last month, but I'm feeling better now! It's entirely possible that if I just keep doing exactly what I'm doing, eventually things will work out! I'll get my big break, and if I keep doing favors for that pretty girl, eventually she'll come around!\"\n\n*Pretending That Any Self-Improvement Would Somehow Be Selling Out Your True Self\n\n\"Oh, so I guess I'm supposed to get rid of all of my manga and instead go to the gym for six hours a day and get a spray tan? Because THAT IS THE ONLY OTHER OPTION.\"\n\n*Delaying any self-improvement until the entire world changes to accommodate you\n\n\"If I work hard, I'll just be perpetuating a corrupt system! Granted, the system has no reason to listen to me as long as I'm not contributing anything, thus ensuring that I'll never be in a position to help change it, but still!\"\n\nAnd so on. Remember, misery is comfortable. It's why so many people prefer it. \n\nHAPPINESS TAKES EFFORT. \n\nAlso, courage -- it's incredibly comforting to know that as long as you don't create anything in your life, then nobody can attack the thing you created. It's so much easier to just sit back and criticize other people's creations. This movie is stupid. That couple's kids are brats. That other couple's relationship is a mess. That rich guy is shallow. This restaurant sucks. This Internet writer is an asshole. I'd better leave a mean comment demanding that the website fire him. See, I created something.\n\nOh, wait, did I forget to mention that part? Yeah, whatever you try to build or create -- be it a poem, or a new skill, or a new relationship -- you will find yourself immediately surrounded by non-creators who trash it. Maybe not to your face, but they'll do it. Your drunk friends do not want you to get sober. Your fat friends do not want you to start a fitness regimen. Your jobless friends do not want to see you embark on a career.\n\nJust remember, they're only expressing their own fear, since trashing other people's work is another excuse to do nothing. \"Why should I create anything when the things other people create suck? I would totally have written a novel by now, but I'm going to wait for something good, I don't want to write the next Twilight!\" As long as they never produce anything, their work will forever be perfect and beyond reproach. Or if they do produce something, they'll make sure they do it with detached irony. They'll make it intentionally bad to make it clear to everyone else that this isn't their real effort. Their real effort would have been amazing. Not like the shit you made.\n\nDon't be that person. If you are that person, don't be that person anymore. This is what's making people hate you. This is what's making you hate yourself.",
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"content": "Belief is a strange thing. <br /><br />For many years I was an atheist, a militant one. I did the usual of the time and made fun of Christians online, but I was very depressed, angry and lonely. My life meant nothing because I thought nothing mattered (edgy teenagers understand of nihlism) but now I find myself at a strange conjunction. <br /><br />I've always kinda believed in animaism, the idea that spirits inhabit the world around us, however I believe that in the modern world that only items of significance gain this attribute. This doesn't mean they get special powers or anything like that, they just resonate more with you. Like how a tool becomes and extension of yourself, you trust it and it trusts you. <br /><br />This belief solidified into something more when I discovered a grove, this place was a clearing in a park with a felled tree and collapsed building, I sat here for a good long while, just soaking in the history, the complex ecology of this small piece of the world. <br />In that moment I felt something spiritual. <br /><br />I suppose In a way you could consider me pagan, I do believe in the Aesir god's, for my own reasons which I will get into one day. <br /><br />It's an odd experience, but it's a journey that I look forward to. ",
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"published": "2021-04-10T02:06:05+00:00",
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"content": "Belief is a strange thing. \n\nFor many years I was an atheist, a militant one. I did the usual of the time and made fun of Christians online, but I was very depressed, angry and lonely. My life meant nothing because I thought nothing mattered (edgy teenagers understand of nihlism) but now I find myself at a strange conjunction. \n\nI've always kinda believed in animaism, the idea that spirits inhabit the world around us, however I believe that in the modern world that only items of significance gain this attribute. This doesn't mean they get special powers or anything like that, they just resonate more with you. Like how a tool becomes and extension of yourself, you trust it and it trusts you. \n\nThis belief solidified into something more when I discovered a grove, this place was a clearing in a park with a felled tree and collapsed building, I sat here for a good long while, just soaking in the history, the complex ecology of this small piece of the world. \nIn that moment I felt something spiritual. \n\nI suppose In a way you could consider me pagan, I do believe in the Aesir god's, for my own reasons which I will get into one day. \n\nIt's an odd experience, but it's a journey that I look forward to. ",
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"content": "Finally getting on minds, it's been ages since I've had a look",
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"published": "2021-04-10T01:14:13+00:00",
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