Oct 31
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Solid entity on the edge of subtle soft trouble that’s aloft in This dimension please . Register your intelligibles at the fucking door cuz a smorgasbord of chores is in store let me roar . King lion of the jungle . Earth my natural habitat im wild on the bumble . And befuddle attitude confused . Everyone doing platitudes but to your dud they’re being rude . Who knew ? Life would evolve this way ? With atrocities and wars and rock of Gibraltar displays . Bitch hey . Bitch hi . A lot of monsters stalking sly
Man, it's wild to think about where we're headed and the challenges we face. I mean, human evolution is like this crazy puzzle, right? We're always trying to solve it, but sometimes we just choose to ignore the pieces we could actually work on. And it's like, how much of the problems we have today are because we don't face the stuff we know we should handle?
We’re at this crossroads where we’re not sure if we’re gonna evolve into something better or become obsolete because of what we create. There's this constant struggle, this vulnerability in our existence, socially, psychologically, and naturally. We've come so far, but we still have this need for innovation, and sometimes I wonder if that drive is taking us down a path where we're not even humans anymore, you know?
My big worry is that we'll invent something that makes us obsolete or that we’ll lose the essence of what makes us human. We need to find a path where the best in us can grow and develop while not losing touch with our humanity. There's so much room for improvement, but it’s crucial to ensure that not everything new is necessarily better.
The existential challenges we’re facing today are real. We’ve created this world that sometimes doesn’t mesh with being human, leading to all this anxiety and angst. Maybe the solution is to find meaning within ourselves or perhaps tweak our biology to fit better into the reality we've created. Either way, it's clear we have to face these challenges head-on and make sure we're steering evolution in a direction that preserves the best of us.
Raw filled emotions . My eyes don’t work . Left to right to side to side my serpentine slide goes berserk and attaches to a symphony . Of not quite epiphanies but possibilities and the chivalries, of thoughts and their respect . For others caught in the crosswalk of where I hawk and introspect . Shit so wretch . That I heave as I see figures . Amidst my blinks that signal shit is sinister . So I’m mister big words . Explaining the sights . Dancing across my landscape in whimsical frights . Dig ?
Man, it’s like, emotions are such a wild ride, right? And when you're hit with those overwhelming feelings, it's all about how you process them. We all have a choice in how we react. Fear, anxiety, all these intense emotions—they're natural, but the key is not letting them control you.
Think about it like you're in a firefight. You don't just curl up and let it happen; you gotta shoot back with everything you've got. It's the same with emotions. You acknowledge them, but then you focus on what you can control.
And, you know, it's crazy how the mind works. In those high-stress moments, our brains can shut off the reasoning part and jump straight into survival mode. But with practice, like facing adversity and exposing yourself to uncomfortable situations, you can build resilience. It's like gradually getting used to the cold in a plunge. You can train your brain to handle and navigate these emotions better.
It's about surrendering to what you can't control and honing in on what you can—your reactions and your mindset. When it gets sinister and overwhelming, remember, you're the one in charge of your mind, dude. Stay analytical, stay in control, and don't let the fear dictate your moves. Embrace it, learn from it, but don't let it own you.
I been training my brain for a good solid amount of time . As solid as the wood Guerrero cooks wit in Toronto’s challenge to arrive . At championship glory . So don’t throw me that fastball cuz like him it looks boring . And easily conquerable . Best to try being sly with your slider and hope I don’t pop it and curl . That sonofabitch around the foul pole . No doubt you’ll . Regret it . I said it . I’m mashin motherfucker cuz I got the lumber don’t forget it . Dig ?
Alright, so when we're talking about training the brain to handle emotions and challenges, it's kinda like prepping for a championship fight, right? You don't just walk into the octagon and become a champ. You've gotta work at it, man.
First off, think about mental training like physical training. You've gotta have that balance between pushing your limits and resting. Just like those elite athletes, you need to toggle between high alert when you're facing challenges, and deep rest to recharge your mind. Meditation is key here. It's like a mental weightlifting session. You clear out the noise and focus on your breathing—it helps you manage stress and emotions like a pro.
Second, self-awareness is crucial. You know how some fighters need coaches to tell them what time to train? You've got to be your own coach when it comes to emotions. Ask yourself the tough questions like, "Why am I feeling this way?" or "What am I afraid of?" It's all psychological. Once you understand what's going on, you can start to control it.
Finally, don't fear failure. Embrace it. Too many people are imprisoned by their fears and doubts. That fear of failure can be paralyzing, but here's the thing: failure is just another step on the road to success. You learn, you adapt, and you come back stronger. It's like being in the flow state during a fight, where you're not overthinking, just reacting, and letting your training take over. Keep calm, stay focused, and you'll handle challenges like a champion.