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Hello guys,
I don't know why I have this ego/desire to have a better laptop/pc so I can play the latest games on high settings or old games on max settings or just enjoy the high speed of it. Plz help me overcome this idiotic desire with 0 benefits ;-;
Any suggestion will be appreciated.
 
You should find the root of the problem and understand why you want to have the better computer. Its it an ego problem where having a fast PC will make you feel more superior as a person? Is it a self-hatred problem were you hate yourself and live as a virtual character to get away from that? Those are some of the possible reasons behind the problem. You can go into a trance and ask yourself what the root of the problem is. Once you are aware of the root of the problem, you can free yourself from it.

How to Enter a Trance
http://www.angelfire.com/empire/serpent ... rance.html

How to Obliterate Your Saturn
http://josministries.prophpbb.com/topic15507.html



And, participate in our reverse torah rituals. We are in a war here and need to do what we can for our creator, Satan.
  Reverse Torah Rituals http://www.angelfire.com/wizard/pixie66 ... ituals.htm
 
Greetings!  I used to play video games in that same manner.  While its true that playing games isn't productive in an obvious sense, they can sure enhance your problem solving, pattern recognition, and reflexes and hand dexterity.  A well designed game can also educate and influence mass crowds of people the same way a book or movie can.  Regardless, it can be overwhelmingly time consuming and I congratulate you wanting to stop playing games.

My suggestion would be, when the inclination arrives to play the game, find a good place to meditate on what exactly you crave.  The overall impulse is "play X game", but look deeper and try to find exactly what it is that you desire from playing that game(s).  I would suggest that most of the time its a form of escapism, so perhaps meditate on things you try to avoid thinking about.  These are the shadow thoughts most people have tucked away, and many times our personalities are like layers of behavior that were placed on top of those 'shameful' thoughts so that they appear hidden, though they are still observable to discerning eyes (see occultist).  When you acknowledge these hidden, shadow thoughts, it is an intense experience, often uncomfortable, people can often shed tears or cry just by finding those thoughts.  But its also a release, your head will feel less knotted up, and you will become more aware of yourself and also more aware of others as you can detect there inner struggles better when you truly confront your own.  This is a small, step-by-step process.  There's no 0 to 100 real quick ritual, because humans couldn't handle that much change without snapping.  Grow, its a slow process.

I find meditation helps by acknowledging and honoring a spirit without asking them for anything.  Just sit with them, enjoying existence, and they will guide your thoughts.  My personal choice as of late is Astaroth.  Remember to show humility and respect with these spirits at first, you are a disciple, show discipline. 

Think like the ancients, friend, the modern world is blind.

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  Hello guys,
I don't know why I have this ego/desire to have a better laptop/pc so I can play the latest games on high settings or old games on max settings or just enjoy the high speed of it. Plz help me overcome this idiotic desire with 0 benefits ;-;
Any suggestion will be appreciated.
 

Al Jilwah: Chapter IV

"It is my desire that all my followers unite in a bond of unity, lest those who are without prevail against them." - Shaitan

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