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Blitzkreig [JG wrote:

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This is a key point, especially because Dark Lawyer mentioned tinnitus, which can come from kidney yin deficiency or inflammation. All of this would make someone tense or stressed out.

Thank you for your replies!

I have had tinnitus since the first half of 2014. And for about 25 years I've had disgusting inflamed pimples on my skin. Neither medication nor doctors have helped.

When I drank a lot of alcohol, the tinnitus stopped. Now I am thinking about marijuana, I have never tried it. According to the literature, it has much less addictive potential than alcohol, which means that even for former marijuana addicts, controlled use is feasible. Maybe it may also help with tinnitus. And I have previously collected and saved Blitzkreig's detailed writings on tinnitus on my computer.

The pimples disappeared completely when I was hospitalized once and couldn't eat anything. So the skin problem is related to my digestion, but I do not know the exact reason.

Dark Lawyer wrote:

The pimples disappeared completely when I was hospitalized once and couldn't eat anything. So the skin problem is related to my digestion, but I do not know the exact reason.

Any redness on the skin, or any inflammation in general (like allergies), pertains to pathological "heat" in the body. This can also be synonymous with toxins, but it is still a broader category of its own.

Certain foods like red meats can produce heat in the body, but they are balanced by cooling foods like fruit and vegetables.
You can either modify your diet to include more vegetables, push and hold the large intestine 11 point (which tells the large intestines to remove heat from the bloodstream), or do yin-focused exercises like hatha yoga or the lunar or sitkari breathing exercise.

The pimples represent a heat being pushed out of the body, especially if certain organs are struggling to remove it on their own. It is possible that you are predisposed to (air) dryness or heat (fire), based on your natal chart, but you can still take physical actions to push against this. On a more permanent basis, it is lunar energy, such as moon squares or berkano, that help generate fluid and cooling properties, particularly in the digestive system.

Although marijuana has some yin properties, it also drains kidney yin and creates stomach heat. This is why people get insane appetites. It is actually a false digestive power. You are better off looking at other yin-building herbal formulas, rather than marijuana or alcohol.

As for more information on tinnitus, these resources are pretty good:
https://www.pacificcollege.edu/news/blog/2015/03/29/whats-that-ringing-tinnitus-and-how-tcm-can-help

https://www.tcmsimple.com/tinnitus.php

Cfecit wrote:

Watch this short video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qX9FSZJu448

Thank you, thought-provoking video. I will distribute.

Blitzkreig [JG wrote:

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Similar to this point, I think Dark Lawyer should instead focus on the more tangible side of our path. Instead of doing yoga for spiritual powers, why not do it for its ability to make you feel good and happy? Do hatha yoga and also try the various pranayama exercises.

People want him to keep meditating because it would improve his situation, but he has lost confidence in the astral manipulation of our path. Instead, he should focus on the tangible and physical side, which gives immediate feedback, but would also improve his overall situation, due to having higher energy.

Thank you. I feel that I can do that. I think this is the best advice I've received in this topic so far. If I don't feel anything and I don't have faith, why not start the practice completely from the ground up, at the physical level?

I realised I had nowhere to hurry. As I wrote, my life will go on as it is. There is no perspective, nothing to hope for. And there is likely to be some kind of genocide, migrant war, World War 3 or something soon, which I would have to be very lucky to survive.

So I don't have to hurry. I'm in a situation like in Formula 1 when a team gives up for the season. And the only reason why they are participating is because they are preparing for the next season. If Zevism is a reality, and - let's say - after my initiation I practice only Hatha yoga and pranayamas for the rest of my life, I would still be much further ahead with these basics in my next life. And if I do happen to gain deeper experience along the way, I'm open to moving on.

And if, as many of you have written here, my chakras are probably not open, I lack basic spiritual skills, etc., then I suppose it would be unnecessary for me to do Ritual and other rituals at this time.

Dark Lawyer wrote:

Blitzkreig [JG wrote:

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Similar to this point, I think Dark Lawyer should instead focus on the more tangible side of our path. Instead of doing yoga for spiritual powers, why not do it for its ability to make you feel good and happy? Do hatha yoga and also try the various pranayama exercises.

People want him to keep meditating because it would improve his situation, but he has lost confidence in the astral manipulation of our path. Instead, he should focus on the tangible and physical side, which gives immediate feedback, but would also improve his overall situation, due to having higher energy.

Thank you. I feel that I can do that. I think this is the best advice I've received in this topic so far. If I don't feel anything and I don't have faith, why not start the practice completely from the ground up, at the physical level?

I realised I had nowhere to hurry. As I wrote, my life will go on as it is. There is no perspective, nothing to hope for. And there is likely to be some kind of genocide, migrant war, World War 3 or something soon, which I would have to be very lucky to survive.

So I don't have to hurry. I'm in a situation like in Formula 1 when a team gives up for the season. And the only reason why they are participating is because they are preparing for the next season. If Zevism is a reality, and - let's say - after my initiation I practice only Hatha yoga and pranayamas for the rest of my life, I would still be much further ahead with these basics in my next life. And if I do happen to gain deeper experience along the way, I'm open to moving on.

And if, as many of you have written here, my chakras are probably not open, I lack basic spiritual skills, etc., then I suppose it would be unnecessary for me to do Ritual and other rituals at this time.

I know some will take my post count with a huge grain of salt but I want to emphasize that doing at least the Ritual will actually expediate opening your soul, especially your chakras. If you do any practice beyond yoga, please consider it.
I would even advise that you vibrate the entire Ritual into ONE chakra per day. This can be in the opening order, or focus on the day corresponding to to the chakra of the ruling planet. I did this myself along with Vi-suddhi x28 and the rune Ansuz x40 and had amazing results. You don't need to do all of that but try starting with even just 3 reps for the 1st part of the Ritual for 40 days and see if you feel anything? It will only take 10 mins at most.

I was and still am somewhat in a similar position to you where it has taken me an insane amount of effort for very little results. My life is in shambles and I am far behind my fellow peers of my age. No partner, money, home, disowned from family, and no friends. But I am finally feeling my soul after pressing forward regardless and can see a light at the end of the tunnel. Please don't give up on your future just yet. There are people here in a similar position to you. Hopefully this post helps.

Blitzkreig [JG wrote:

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You said you had a small amount of time. I believe you should focus on the basic activities only. For example: 5 minutes of void, 2 minutes of visualizing, 5 minutes of aura cleaning with Surya, 10 minutes of chakra opening + spinning, 30 reps of Algiz for a protective aura, 40 reps of Fehu to attract wealth and opportunity for yourself. Total time is about 45 or 50 minutes.

If you want to do more, then look at the hatha yoga pdf. You can do this in about 15-20 minutes.

I have a few questions.

1. Is there any point in doing these exercises when I'm enervated, don't believe in their effectiveness, and just do them as a boring chore? I'm sure I won't feel anything, just as I haven't felt anything before. And I have no faith. It prevents me from concentrating, visualizing, I can't get into the exercises. Does it make sense to do them this way?

2. "2 minutes of visualizing" - What should I visualise?

3. "10 minutes of chakra opening + spinning" - I do not understand this. Do I do the same exercise every day for a specific chakra that I did to open that particular chakra in the 40-day program? And then spin it? The next day, an exercise to open the next chakra in the sequence?

I don't want to do the Fehu work, because I don't want to direct energy to something that is impossible. As I said, the most I can dream of is a government job. And that wouldn't put me in a much better financial position. So it's pointless for me to deal with this question, my situation remains hopeless in any case. Working for miracle is pointless.

Blitzkreig [JG wrote:

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Thank you!

In January I will start Hatha yoga, possibly pranayama, that's all I have planned for now.

NakedPluto wrote:

If I design you a 40 day programme, within the limits of an hour a day routine, would you do it?

As to not waste time writing it for nothing.

I would. I would love a way to further my empowerment so that I'll have more success in future workings.

I know the disappointment about employment happened about a month ago, but I just want to address a few things in regards to job hunting and securing employment in the current world environment.

I don't what kind of physical measures you took alongside the working, so take this as general advice.

A working alone in most cases is not going to secure employment. It will bring opportunities to you, manipulate the circumstances to a certain extent and so on. However, physical action on that is very important.

The most difficult part is to get an interview, as the job market is extremely competitive and thousands of people will be applying to the same job. On top of that, most recruitment systems search for specific key words. With each recruitment system being different, there's hardly any way to ensure you are selected without having tremendous psychic abilities to predict these key words for each employer and put them in your CV/resume.

Because of this, the most important part of job hunting at this point is finding the hiring manager for the job position you desire, and marketing yourself to them. This can be done in a variety of ways, which I'd be happy to go into detail about if required. The key point here is that you need them to notice you, so you can position yourself ahead of most other candidates who will receive an automated rejection at best, radio silence at worst.

Once you made a good impression and secured your interview, you will have done most of the work already.

The interview is not just an opportunity to market yourself again to the business, but also an opportunity to find more information about them and if they are a good fit to you or a minefield you'd better stay away from or tread carefully. Most people who gain an interview fail to be successful because they don't do any substantial preparation for the interview. If one can't even prepare for an interview, they are very unlikely to be hired as they show themselves unable to take initiative and even prepare for 1 task, let alone multiple duties and responsibilities that are part of the job position they applied for.

The first part of an interview often involves checks that verify what you know about the company and the role you are applying for, which is why it is important to research the company, their values, and their initiatives, and make sure to show that you know about all of them and are a match, by outlining your skills in relation to those factors.

The second part of an interview is usually competency-based, meaning that most interviewers ask for example of when you displayed specific behaviours, qualities and skills. The most effective way to answer these questions is to be proficient with the STAR technique. S (Situation), T (Task), A (Action), R (Result). Hiring managers are often frustrated because candidates don't provide enough detail in their example for them to make a positive decision, and this is where the STAR technique and similar techniques come into place.

Other parts of the interview may vary depending on the role you are applying for. At the end of the interview, you will be usually asked if you have any questions. Here it is important to demonstrate your interest in the company through your questions, and it's also important not to ask questions that are already easily answered by reading the career portal of the company, or browsing through their social media accounts. You can ask for more detailed information about your work, the goals of the company, progression opportunities, and so on.

One successful line of interviewing I heard from many recruiters is asking about things that tie in with the behaviours and values of the company. For example, if the company values growth and learning, asking about personal and professional development opportunities in-depth is going to make an excellent impression. Another example, if they mention they are passionate about driving change, asking details about initiatives and try to make small talk related to your experience and vision is a good strategy (obviously strategic small talk that you can lie about if you think differently).

At the end of the questioning, it is also important to get commitment from them by asking yes/no questions about whether you addressed things like all their concerns, clarifying anything that needs to be clarified, etc. If everything is fine and circumstances allow, it is important to try and get the next stage booked immediately. Don't give them time to think about other candidates or the opportunity to have you disqualified in any way.

Concluding by thanking about their time, etc, also leaves a good impression.

I used to do one-shot aura programming to make me give an outstanding/excellent impression on the hiring manager and have me hired immediately. The stronger your aura, the more this will influence them and empower all other behaviours.

I hope this is helpful.

Yurei wrote:

NakedPluto wrote:

If I design you a 40 day programme, within the limits of an hour a day routine, would you do it?

As to not waste time writing it for nothing.

I would. I would love a way to further my empowerment so that I'll have more success in future workings.

You seem acknowledged enough to create your own suited and better routine. I think you are doing fine, is there anything you are looking for by this?

I was proposing in the context of a complete pre-beginner level.

Yurei wrote:

NakedPluto wrote:

If I design you a 40 day programme, within the limits of an hour a day routine, would you do it?

As to not waste time writing it for nothing.

I would. I would love a way to further my empowerment so that I'll have more success in future workings.

You should rather approach a Demon with the desire for help and guidance in your advancement.

Yurei wrote:

NakedPluto wrote:

If I design you a 40 day programme, within the limits of an hour a day routine, would you do it?

As to not waste time writing it for nothing.

I would. I would love a way to further my empowerment so that I'll have more success in future workings.

People like Pluto and others could give you meditations to open up your soul or to develop siddhis, but they shouldn't do this for a ego push, as this has to come from the Demons. (At least this is how I see it)

Also, if you ask others that are more advanced than you, you lose the opportunity to learn something from the Demons for yourself, and grow closer to them, which will make you opener for them to guide you further.

So, approach a Demon for your endeavor.

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Thank you! The last two times I didn't make it to the interview, but I'm no longer upset about rejections. I've probably had so many rejections in the last 10 months that I've become immune.

My current employer unexpectedly announced a small pay rise from 1 January. It's not much, but it's a bit of a boost as I continue my search for job. I've already let this year go, my employer is closed for 3 weeks, I'm resting and relaxing. It's been 14 years since I've had 3 weeks without having to work or study for exams.

NinRick wrote:

Yurei wrote:

NakedPluto wrote:

If I design you a 40 day programme, within the limits of an hour a day routine, would you do it?

As to not waste time writing it for nothing.

I would. I would love a way to further my empowerment so that I'll have more success in future workings.

People like Pluto and others could give you meditations to open up your soul or to develop siddhis, but they shouldn't do this for a ego push, as this has to come from the Demons. (At least this is how I see it)

Also, if you ask others that are more advanced than you, you lose the opportunity to learn something from the Demons for yourself, and grow closer to them, which will make you opener for them to guide you further.

So, approach a Demon for your endeavor.

Thank you both for your advice and encouragement.

Why isn't there an option to delete accounts anyway? It shouldn't be too difficult to program and would resolve many problems.