Posts by Lisa Cox4

restlesshound26 said:Isn't it just annoying how good they actually are?

Honestly, they’re the only American band I can actually stand. But seriously, what’s the endgame here? What’s going to happen to them?
It took them forever—like, an entire decade—just to drop an album, and even then, it felt like they were pulling every last ounce of energy they had left just to get it out the door. And then, boom, they swap out their lead singer. If they had a decent manager actually looking out for them, they wouldn't be in this mess, right?

Sudden Sid said:I didn't see a thread for this movie yet, so mods, please don't come for me. Has anyone actually sat through this? Before I hit play, I figured it was just some pretentious French art-house nonsense and only watched it because I had absolutely nothing better to do with my life. But man, this thing is a freaking masterpiece! My whole outlook on life improved just knowing I finally stumbled upon the perfect film. 👍

That actress clearly has a killer agent because her filmography is absolute gold. Honestly, even her newer stuff hits the spot—especially "Sweet Dirty Thing"—and she crushed it in "Engagement" too.👍

nobody and nothing said:Look, we’re clearly dealing with a situation where there isn't some universal rulebook you can just pull off the shelf and apply. It all comes down to how you handle each individual mess as it hits you. And honestly? I don't think that kind of judgment comes from just your brain—it's gotta come from your whole damn being.

Let me put what you said into my own words:

Life is full of problems, and let's be real, they aren't going anywhere. What actually sets us apart is exactly how we deal with them. 🙂

Balkanijan Pig said:That’s why she was twisting, turning, and basically throwing up next to me—there were two of us in the session—and we actually had to cut it short before we finished. But hey, she was just being a crazy woman, right? She probably would’ve reacted that way even if someone just started jumping around 😁

P. S. eto

I mean, if Balkanijan had actually shelled out the cash for a full realignment, he definitely wouldn't be buzzing around looking over his shoulder and praying to God that some rogue movement doesn't rip his clothes right off his body.😉

Baphomet said:Look, Piggy, I never expected much from you, but you totally missed the most obvious part... the price tag.

The "cost of falling" in New York City is roughly $83.

Taroth said:I mean, wouldn't it be interesting to see how this technique actually messes with blood pressure?
Could people with high blood pressure run into trouble? Like, what if someone ends up having a heart attack or a stroke?
Should folks with heart issues just steer clear of this entirely? (I haven't noticed anyone asking about underlying conditions or things like pacemakers.)
And what about people dealing with epilepsy, diabetes, or those on psychotropics and antidepressants?
Plus, how does this stuff affect aging? Oxygen is a super oxidative agent, so couldn't you end up fast-tracking the aging process at a cellular level while chasing spiritual growth?

People with epilepsy or other chronic issues can definitely undergo rebonding, but you’ve gotta find a practitioner who’s "crazy enough" to handle it, since those folks are already working with such fragile health.
Leonard Orr's "ex" is Polish, so this kind of thing was pretty common back in Poland. Even today, there are medical facilities over there where they practice rebonding.

Balkanijan Pig said:I did one session (with a therapist) where for an hour I felt absolutely nothing.🤔

My head felt a little weird from hyperventilating, but honestly, it wasn't much different from free diving. No spasms, no burping, no emotional outbursts, no flashbacks, none of that stuff... 🙄
😁

Looking at your post, it’s pretty obvious you didn't actually "enter the cycle"—meaning you didn't truly undergo the rebirth process.

1. If you want a "good" rebirth, you need a solid facilitator. A real pro knows how to actually motivate lazy clients (or just sends them packing home).

2. Spasms, burping, and all those other "physical side effects" aren't the actual goal of the rebirth. That stuff usually clears up after a few sessions (maybe ten or fewer these days).

3. Rebirth isn't just hyperventilating.

4. And let's be real, rebirth isn't "easy" (like Reiki, where you just lie there and chill). You have to actually "breathe" for an hour or more.😉

Thanks, Master.
Look, I already know the facts, what I actually want to know is the exact date.
Rebirthing—or "conscious breathing" if you want to be fancy. Back in the 70s, there was this guy hanging out in a sauna who "decided to stay a little longer," and boom, he had his breakthrough. During the whole hippie and commune era, rebirthing was massive. He used to work with Sondra Ray. Back then, people were experimenting with conscious breathing while submerged in water; warm water brings up thoughts of life, while cold water triggers thoughts of death. Tsk. Talk about a "wet rebirth." Those sessions would drag on for hours. You don't see that anymore. Nowadays, a rebirthing session lasts maybe 30 to 45 minutes, and honestly, it’s incredibly good for both the body and the soul. 😉

Since he went around "promising immortality," he’s clearly doing everything in his power to scrub his birth date from the record. Does anyone actually know when Leonard was born?

The human brain is basically 80% water, just like the rest of us. For those of you constantly demanding a "scientific explanation," why don't you go look at how the moon pulls the tides? If the moon has enough "power" to shift entire oceans, why on earth wouldn't it affect our little brains too? Especially considering how incredibly delicate and complex our neural wiring actually is.

It isn’t just growing; it’s hitting warp speed. We’ve got a massive toolkit of spiritual development techniques out there right now, but here's the kicker: you actually have to do the work. You can't just sit around theorizing about it or wrapping everything up in some mystical fog—you've gotta roll up your sleeves and practice. I say things are accelerating because, honestly, look at the math? A decade ago, a single "session"—call it whatever you want—like a regression, would drag on for an hour and a half, whereas today you can knock out the exact same thing in maybe twenty minutes flat. These tools for spiritual growth are sitting right there for anyone willing to put in the reps. My go-tos? Peat, regression, Reiki...