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Anesthesia experiences? in Health ·
banderas said:I always feel absolutely nauseous for the rest of the day, and once night falls, there's just no way I can get any decent sleep after general anesthesia. Honestly, I sometimes wonder if they've been overmedicating me every single time.😁

Well, if they actually had overdosed you, you probably would have slept like a baby for once.😁
Anesthesia experiences? in Health ·
Honestly, I was just as wired as a marathon runner after my first one; I felt like I could have jumped right out of bed. But the reality was that I spent the entire night tossing and turning because my back was absolutely killing me.

As for the second surgery, things went completely off the rails—it dragged on for hours when they had clearly planned for something much shorter. Who even knows how many extra doses of anesthesia they pumped into me to keep me under?

Look, thousands of people wake up from anesthesia without a single hiccup. But now, here we are, obsessing over whether we’ll be that unlucky one-in-a-million case where everything goes sideways... I mean, maybe you'll just walk under a falling piano today. So, let's all just sit here and panic about the piano potentially crushing us, because hey, anything can happen, right? 😉
Anesthesia experiences? in Health ·
I truly believe the side effects of anesthesia hit older folks much harder than they do younger people. I remember being in the hospital myself once, and there were these women who were just completely disoriented—so out of it that when they finally stepped out of their rooms, they couldn't even figure out which room was theirs.

Karen Brooks, if you ask me, you're feeling this anxiety specifically because you've actually experienced anesthesia before. When it’s your first time, you don't really know what you're up against, so everything tends to feel a bit less daunting.

After major procedures, it's pretty common for people to throw up afterward, which some say is actually a good thing—just a way for the body to clear out all that junk from the system.

I’ve personally gone through one major surgery and one minor one involving anesthesia. Interestingly enough, I handled the big one much better; of course, that’s mainly because I spent the entire recovery period passed out cold and didn't have the slightest desire to rejoin the living.🙂

The job of an anesthesiologist carries an immense amount of responsibility, though it’s something people rarely stop to consider. You see patients showering surgeons with flowers and gifts, yet hardly anyone shows any appreciation for the anesthesiologists who quite literally held our lives in their hands. Though, in the end, everything is ultimately in God's hands.
Quick OB/GYN question in Health ·
Look, that could turn out to be absolutely anything, or it might end up being nothing at all.

I don't want to cause unnecessary panic here, but we have to consider the possibility of an STI—things like herpes, early-stage syphilis, HPV, and so on.

Honestly, I think the most honest answer is the one where you just sit there, pause, and eventually stammer out a hesitant... "I don't know... I really just don't know."
The psychology of a guru in Spirituality ·
swiftcobra15 said:You’ve got things a bit backward here: Rocky was the true MASTER, while Hlapić was merely an apprentice.😁

And let's not forget, even Geppetto was considered an old MASTER himself.😉
Zinc supplementation: Is it worth it? in Health ·
You’ll find plenty of Zinc in things like sunflower seeds, pumpkin seeds, mushrooms, and even yeast...
Dioxin exposure concerns in Health ·
Dioxin is an incredibly hazardous toxin, representing one of the most significant ecological crises currently facing our world. In fact, if you look at the sheer lethality, it stands right alongside plutonium as one of the most sinister poisons ever unleashed by human ingenuity. This substance isn't created intentionally; rather, it emerges as a byproduct of various industrial processes, such as the incineration of medical and municipal waste. What makes it truly insidious is its ability to accumulate cumulatively within the human body over time.

And if you’re wondering where exactly this stuff can be found lurking in plain sight? Look no further than feminine hygiene products like pads and tampons, or even disposable baby diapers. 😠

Then we act completely shocked when people start falling ill. 👎
Buddhism in Spirituality ·
He’s getting exactly what he deserves from the BOSS—it's pure karma catching up to him.

I mean, just look at this situation... it almost makes you want to lose your mind 🤔 🙄
Buddhism in Spirituality ·
Jose Reyes said:If that deadbeat master of yours was actually Ziv, then some little punk like Usranus would have him absolutely eating dirt.
It’s absolutely pathetic, really. They are essentially legitimizing a corpse by treating him like some kind of hyperactive zombie. It’s nothing more than a complete mockery of his memory.
When you’re stuck in a line of work like that, you don't just witness the decay—you actually start to absorb it. You find yourself morphing into a complete zombie, forced to become a relentless pusher of the truth against your own very soul.
"STOP TELLING LIES," that is the pathetic cry of your macabre little mind, girl.

Look, why don't you try writing in plain English so the rest of the world can actually follow what you're saying? You know, not everyone is out here carrying around a dictionary like you are. 😛

And if we really want to get into the whole "Truth Seekers" business, let’s be honest: most of us act like Truth Seekers in our own little bubbles. We all think we're the ones holding the line, seeing through the noise while everyone else is just drifting along. And honestly? Why should anyone be offended by that? It’s not some grand moral failing or a cause for outrage. At the end of the day, it’s just a collection of facts. Nothing more, nothing less. No need to make a scene over it.
Listen here, you miserable, brooding soul! 🙂
Buddhism in Spirituality ·
Anthony Rodriguez58 said:And quite often they find themselves being crucified, burned at the stake, or even stoned by the mob...😲

...but honestly? Those are really just minor side effects... 🥳 😁 😉
Buddhism in Spirituality ·
Has any actual, breathing master ever stood behind that hollow, mindless drivel you call writing, oh seeker of Truth?

What kind of dead master are you even talking about? 😕 🙄

A living master is always present; it’s just that hardly anyone bothers to follow their lead anymore. 😛
Are we living in the Matrix already? in Spirituality ·
Karen Sanchez19 said:Jose Reyes
You have to admit, there is at least some level of wit involved here. 😂😂

Honestly, Karen Sanchez19, you would be the absolute life of the party at any comedy club in the country.👍

🙂
Are we living in the Matrix already? in Spirituality ·
Jose Reyes said:USRANUS:
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I’m over there, yet I am right here.
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So, Karen Sanchez19 has suggested that John should once again elaborate on the concept of "unraveling."
Last summer, this Master happened to notice you sitting there while he was lecturing on THAT very subject.
Would you perhaps consider peddling your views on THIS TOPIC? Since you seem to exist both HERE and THERE, oh great Searcher of Truth.🙂

...what I am telling you is that I am nothing more than a failed enlightened master.😛

Ah, how glorious those days were when I actually walked in enlightenment.🙂

It is fundamentally impossible to be simultaneously "here" and "there." Everything hinges entirely upon what we choose to identify with. If you are identified with the mind, you will find yourself trapped within time; however, if you identify with your true self—the actual essence of being, rather than that fabricated persona—you simply *are*.

If you are unraveled, you are unraveled within the confines of time.
That whole bit about me being "there yet here"... honestly, only search fools take such things seriously.

And yet, I remain an enlightened master... a fallen one, admittedly... but a master is still a master, after all.😳
Are we living in the Matrix already? in Spirituality ·
Jose Reyes said:Elizabeth Miller8:
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....Heh... but the real trick is that we aren't even in this timeline anymore..
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For crying out loud, just decide once and for all—WHERE ARE YOU?
To a Master, it looks like you're just wasting time idling around with some degenerate "spiritualist."🙄

I am there, yet I am right here. I am your failed, enlightened master.😂

And whatever it is you think you see has absolutely nothing to do with me, you degenerate "Master."😬
Are we living in the Matrix already? in Spirituality ·
copperowl2 said:It doesn't matter what mask they wear—whether they're playing the part of a priest, some obsessive science geek, or just some hollowed-out philosopher; it’s all the same. It is consistently DEFORMED and utterly perverted!

And honestly? They always seem to be right on cue.
Are we living in the Matrix already? in Spirituality ·
Any conceivable "SOLUTION" can only exist within the confines of "TIME."

By that same logic, a problem itself is nothing more than a temporal phenomenon. If time didn't exist, problems wouldn't either. And since time isn't actually a thing, we truly have no problems at all.

The reason we feel as though we "have" problems is simply because we’ve been blinded by illusion; quite frankly, we are sleepwalking through life.

In most instances, what people experience is merely a shadow—a temporary entity that has latched onto us, masquerading as our true identity.
But the reality is that we are perpetually anchored in the present, in the eternal. There is nowhere else for us to be.
These versions of ourselves trapped in time... they aren't actually us. 😲

Yet, for the vast majority, there is this persistent, nagging sensation that we *are* this temporal being, which is nothing but a grand deception.

....hehe...though, if you really think about it, the idea that we *aren't* this being in time is its own kind of trick...😂
Believe it or not: Prince & Magic? in Spirituality ·
Baphomet said:When you're listening to these kinds of scandalous little tales, you really have to pay attention to the subtle details hidden beneath the surface.

I found myself deeply intrigued by one specific thing: why on earth would a mage always have their sleeves rolled up?

It’s quite simple, really—a mage is constantly laboring, getting their hands dirty with action, whereas God does absolutely nothing while simultaneously accomplishing everything; that is precisely why the mage has his sleeves rolled up.
Believe it or not: Prince & Magic? in Spirituality ·
Lesson learned: if you go around interrogating people about the Truth, you might just end up bouncing around like a stray ping-pong ball.😁
Hopkins's Arrow in Spirituality ·
The Master's Guide to Enlightenment:

work plan:
1. TRANSFERRING THE VOID INTO NOTHINGNESS
2. TRANSFERRING THE VOID INTO NOTHINGNESS - ILLUMINATION
3. TRANSFERRING THE VOID INTO NOTHINGNESS - SHEGA STYLE
4. EARNING THE TITLE OF MASTER (SHEGA, OBVIOUSLY)

Master Shega’s Transition into a HIGHER STATE OF CONSCIOUSNESS:

5. VISIONS OF SHEGA
6. SHUT YOUR MOUTH, FOR HEAVEN'S SAKE
7. A SLAP FROM THE PRINCIPAL?
8. DON'T YOU DARE HIT ME—ARE YOU EVEN CLOSE TO BEING SHEGA?

FINAL ILLUMINATION 😁
Hopkins's Arrow in Spirituality ·
Jose Reyes said:Elizabeth Miller8:
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Oh, I see how it is... Are you suggesting that everyone else doesn't perceive things quite the way you do, or is it just that they aren't seeing what you're seeing?
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The fundamental reality remains the same for everyone, truth seeker. However, they certainly have the liberty to CONSUME it in whatever shallow, misguided ways they please—those souls lost to pure selfishness.🙂

Well, if they’re going to insist on consuming it that way, they better be prepared for the indigestion later on.😁