Posts by Maria Parker77

rustydrifter10 just wiped her posts from the board 😢

Whatever, honestly. We actually need a calm, wise, and totally rock-solid woman leading this whole little oasis of ours 🎉

rowdytiger13 said:I reckon we should just hang tight until rustydrifter10 weighs in...

Bubimire, thanks again! 🙂

rustydrifter10, yeah, whenever you get a chance... thanks.

rowdytiger13 said:As far as I'm concerned... sure, why not.

Thanks, rowdytiger13🎉

Are we talking tomorrow? Or am I just sitting here waiting on more green lights from the higher-ups?

Hey there,

It’s been over a year now—any chance you guys could finally scrub that partial from my spirituality profile?

amberotter4 said:To my dear friends,

I’d like to request a brief two-year suspension, assuming you don't have anything longer on the menu. 😬

Many thanks and best regards.

Not gonna happen. 🥱

Is this because of Alice? Stop messing around. 🙂

Lisa Green522 said:So, basically, what’s the move when life throws you a curveball? Like, how do you actually deal with being caught totally off guard? It's a bit of a struggle for me because—let's be honest—I am definitely not an expert at staying cool under pressure. If I have plenty of time to prep, sure, I can pull it together and look okay, but if something just hits me out of nowhere? Man, a little bit of panic starts creeping in, my hands get all shaky, and then I’m left feeling like I didn't exactly wow the person sitting across from me. I'm talking about work stuff. I recently got this sudden call for an interview—just out of the blue—and even though I think I did a decent job highlighting my skills, I’m pretty sure they clocked my nerves the second I walked through the door. My hands were shaking, no lie. And yeah, I'll admit it, I maybe took things a bit too lightly and wasn't as prepared as I should've been. But what happens when I'm actually on the job and something unexpected pops up? How do you handle that? It feels like I have this set path I walk where I feel totally confident, but the moment I have to take a sudden detour down a different street, I'm completely lost. I know, I know—it's basically just my anxiety acting up—but if anyone has some real-world experience or a way to fix this, please, hit me up! Seriously, I'm just not built for getting blindsided by stuff that comes out of nowhere. I really want to learn how to master the whole "expect the unexpected" thing.

Love, self-respect, Bogey, intelligence, truth, or whatever else you value—those things need to be stronger than whatever random thoughts are popping into your head in the moment. Just focus on breathing. Just breathe.☕
Chill out a bit, man. Your current frantic thoughts aren't actually that big of a deal. Just breathe. You gotta practice it. There isn't anything smarter for you to be doing right now than just breathing.

Look, can someone please just lift this ban on my account from the spirituality PDF? Whether it's a permanent ban or whatever you guys call it, I’m asking nicely. I actually really enjoyed being part of the group. Thanks, and good luck with everything.

Peter Murphy6 said:Sometimes you just gotta learn when to leave well enough alone—don't poke the bear if you want to stay out of trouble.
The world is fine. And everything is a mess. Honestly, it’s neither—it just *is*.
If everything were actually perfect, we wouldn't even have a reason to grow, right?
Maria Parker77, you think we've hit a dead end in terms of human progress? Or was there ever even a starting line?

When we're talking about Homo sapiens, the beginning and everything after is well-documented. It isn't some accident. And that's far from the official story. As for the end? The sky's the limit.
Civilization can develop much more effectively when things are "fine" rather than chaotic, simply because that's the truth—it's a higher frequency, which leads to higher quality growth.

We're basically just finishing up our infancy right now, which is why everything looks so weird and crazy. It only *looks* that way. Development is going to accelerate. Right now, we're just seeing an acceleration of pure stupidity so it can be shaken off once and for all.

Look, it’s dangerous—it’s like a jagged rock that could crack your skull open if you aren't careful. But if you leave it alone? No problem. In fact, if you work through the crystal path, that thing can actually become a seriously useful "buddy."
People who live for drama are always going to find it, even where it doesn't exist.

Just get your act together and you'll see the world isn't actually broken. Sure, we don't exactly live in a society that's spiritually tuned in, but who cares? At the end of the day, all we ever really experience is our own reaction to things anyway. It's all on us. Everything is fine, and honestly, it's a pretty sweet time to be making some real progress.

The whole "indigo child" thing is dead and gone.

Joseph Bailey41 said:Have you ever actually worried about hurting someone else? Why should I be worried about you? Are you some kind of special indigo old-soul starseed unicorn who deserves extra attention?

Wow, talk about rude. Honestly, it’s probably best to just block her and move on.

Ryan Wilson2 said:Now I see

I am genuinely curious: how exactly would you react if that "illusory" wardrobe of yours decided to fall directly onto your head?

Yeah, I'd catch it. I might not look like much, but when it counts, I pull through.🙂 🤣

Look, Buff, I've survived way worse than a closet, and honestly? I'm pretty sure my own delusions are real enough. But man, that experience felt incredibly vivid.

I was expecting some actual substance from you, but you're basically turning into a bluemason3 type.

You're being boring, man. Just total nonsense.😁

Ryan Wilson2 said:The quintessential modern "spiritual" response.

Needs more coffee.😁

But seriously, what part of this are you not getting? Do you even realize that this whole 3D world is just one big illusion?

wearyrider16 said:I’m curious—is there a specific term for what happens when "indigo children" grow up with all those traits? And how do you actually navigate life being one of them?

Anyone else feeling this way?

I’m starting to see these patterns in myself more and more now that I'm an adult, though I didn't notice much of it back when I was a kid.

Or maybe I just haven't fully grown up yet? Hard to say.

I just feel pretty lost lately.

It honestly feels like I'm carrying the weight of the entire world on my shoulders.

https://2012-transformacijasvijesti....a/indigo-djeca

Yeah, there are others. We're the ones who are going to actually change the world.☕

Buff, don't be an idiot. bluemason3 get a life ☕

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If you aren't giving it 100%, you're just wasting your damn time.

Honestly, I can see why half of you would want to tear me apart for saying that—and hey, you’d probably be right.

Melissa Rogers4 said:Of course they can find workers. They just need to offer better benefits, but those big-shot tourism moguls won't budge. Now they're getting exactly what they deserve for being so cheap. Honestly, I'm kind of enjoying watching this play out...

That’s some real deep stuff right there... maybe try brushing your teeth instead.

Melissa Rogers4 said:I kind of agree, though I don't think "new" ideas should be used as an excuse to shut down those kinds of discussions. It’s also not helpful to dismiss different perspectives by saying, "well, it doesn't matter what you think or what you call it." That feels especially hollow when you're talking about something like humility, since the person pushing the idea ends up contradicting themselves just by how they act...

Basically, 😁nothing

these aren't even "new" concepts, let alone some club to hit people with... this is a tool, one of many, for self-work. The real question is whether this is true—does it actually work?—rather than how cleverly you can snap back at forum users or take a moral high ground.
There's nothing to respond to because you clearly don't get it, and honestly, you can't, because these words don't even mean anything to you. That judgmental, aggressive, hyper-critical version of "spirituality" you're peddling is miles away from this. This process is about going inward.

And you still haven't answered: what "spiritual business" or scam am I supposed to be running? Are you implying I should be making a profit off this? Is that what you think?
If you're gonna accuse me, show me the receipts. Show me the proof.

I'm really not a fan of all this constant talking about me, and frankly, you can't just make stuff up like that. 😘

hollowpuma762, thanks for the killer trip down memory lane.

Being terrified of Hell or God... that isn't humility.

Honestly, you should be pushing back against God (in a decent way, obviously) and demanding answers, explanations, and actual logic. Just being blindly obedient? Please. That’s what we have believers and organized religion for.

feralranger said:When you speak of God, are you referring to a personal deity, or are we discussing a more abstract belief in an impersonal higher power?

God is pure energy, man. It’s the stuff that flows through absolutely everything.

It’s the first thought you ever had, the very last thing you'll experience, and every single thing in between. Everything that exists—and everything that doesn't. There’s nothing outside of God. Honestly, even these words I'm typing right now? They're just symbols I'm using so people can actually wrap their heads around it.

It’s static, yet it's constantly shifting. It’s this divine dichotomy that makes zero sense if you try to apply human logic to it. Seriously, why even bother with our little rules of reason?

We aren't talking about "belief" here; we're talking about actual knowledge. Direct communication. We all have access to it, but let's be real—we're all way too busy with more important things to actually pay attention.

feralranger said:So, how exactly do you demonstrate humility toward others, and in what ways do those around you—perhaps a close friend, if you can think of one—show humility toward you? I am looking for specifics here... and if you could perhaps elaborate with some concrete examples as to why such behavior is beneficial, that would be wonderful...

Look, the only being I feel any sense of humility toward is God. When it comes to my friends? I don't expect them to be humble, and I don't act humble with them either. To me, being "humble" would basically mean setting aside my own thoughts and feelings just to listen to what someone else is saying—acting like I already know, in advance, that what they're telling me is somehow better for me (and everyone else), even if it doesn't feel that way in the moment.