J @Decemberdeeds01

LIVE NOW & HERE You came naked. You will go naked. You came in weak. You will come out weak. You came without money or things. You will leave without money or things. Your first meal? Someone is feeding you. Your last meal? Someone will feed you. Your first bath? Somebody washed you. Your last bath? Somebody will wash you. That's how life is.. So why so much hate, so much selfishness, so much envy, so much resentment and bad energies. We will all go empty-handed, all the material we have earned, we have earned it here, and we will leave it all here. The only thing that will accompany you, what you really gained here is the love you shared, the compassion you showed, the humility, your gratitude, your help, your kindness. That's the legacy you will leave here that everyone will follow. We’re just visitors on this Earth, don't waste it in uselessness and frustration. Live now and here. That's the way of our ancestors. That's the way all living beings should be. ✨🙌🏾💫

"The only effective solution against evil and violent people is good people more skilled in violence. " — Miyamoto Musashi

“Do not be afraid; our fate Cannot be taken from us; it is a gift.” — Dante Alighieri, Inferno

The urge to defend yourself karmically ties your inner life to the attacker. Dr Steiner gave his esoteric students a simple rule: “No unnecessary polemics.” “Avoid defending yourself where you can.” Not because silence is weakness, but because the soul’s forces are precious. Every needless argument pulls consciousness outward: Someone attacks your character → you rush to explain. Someone misrepresents your ideas → you feel compelled to correct. Someone insults you → your mind keeps arguing long after they’re gone. The forces meant for clear thinking and spiritual perception get consumed by reaction. Attention scatters. Emotion agitates. The inner stillness required for higher cognition disappears. This is why equanimity is central to spiritual development. Equanimity isn't emotional numbness. It’s the ability to remain centered when the outer world pushes against you. Praise doesn’t inflate you. Insults don’t destabilize you. Misunderstanding doesn’t automatically command your consciousness. You respond only when truth requires it. Steiner himself could be fiercely polemical when confronting false ideas. But he distinguished sharply: Defending truth vs. defending ego. One serves reality. The other serves personality. Every unnecessary conflict creates karmic attachments: The person you resent occupies your thoughts. The criticism you can't release follows you through the day. The insult you replay begins shaping your actions. You think you’re fighting the other person — but they’re quietly gaining influence over your inner life. Real freedom begins when someone can attack your image and your consciousness does not automatically follow them. You can still respond. You can still correct falsehood. You can still act decisively when truth is at stake. But the response comes from clarity, not compulsion. Sometimes silence requires more strength than argument. The disciplined soul doesn't ask: “How do I make them understand me?” It asks: “Does truth actually require me to respond?” If yes, speak with precision. If no, the battle itself may be the temptation. The one who must answer every attack is governed by the attacker. The one who can remain silent has begun to govern himself.

@maximumpain333 Gorgeous.

@SovereignIM @HighTruthMind 🎯

@SovereignIM @Lisakcx0 🎯

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@The_lifecode @Dearme2_ *never survives.

Things you weren’t meant to see

The ultimate green flag in someone: 1. Able to acknowledge their role in any situation 2. Believes life can be created on their own terms 3. Resilient (can recover from stress) 4. Can deal with disappointment 5. Doesn't put others down when embarrassed

Do not be fooled by your prayers and fasting. Look at how you treat others, that's the real reflection of your soul. ~ Al-Ghazali

Men love the heroic version of fatherhood. "I'd take a bullet for my family." "I'd kill to protect my children." "I'd die for them without hesitation." Okay, tough guy. But can you do the quieter work? Control your temper. Listen when challenged. Apologize when wrong. Ask for help. Read a parenting book. Learn from other fathers. Change your mind. Examine your childhood. Break generational trauma. Protection isn't only about standing between your children and the world's dangers. Sometimes it's making sure the danger doesn't come through you.

Exquisite.

🕊️ @lichthauch

6 days ago

God's lovers have always been the bleeding ones, on the road with no clear destination. not the pretty polished pious saints but the ones with dirt under their nails and madness in their eyes, the ones you would cross the street to avoid because their storm was too loud for your

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I have programmed my mind with so many ideas that makes money that it’s hard for me to see any amount of money as a lot of money

My life has to be like this. 📈📈 It has to keep going up.

Codie Sanchez @Codie_Sanchez

6 days ago

Kanye West advice on haters will change your life. *I keep a folder of his best lines ever.

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THIS IS HUGE ! Naomi Wolf nails it: The biggest shocker in the Pfizer docs isn’t the side effects we’ve been aware of, it’s that the vaccine is designed to target human reproduction, not the respiratory system, and they’re obsessed with it, 360 degrees of it, as revealed in a stunning revelation. She explains how the lipid nanoparticles are engineered to penetrate every membrane, including the placenta. This causes calcifications that stop babies from getting nutrients and oxygen. The outcome? Midwives say placentas are falling apart, leading to premature births, horrific maternal hemorrhaging, and a 40% spike in maternal mortality in the West. Pfizer knew the nanoparticles would invade the testes of baby boys in utero, degrading the Leydig cells that produce masculinity and fertility. Even if never vaccinated themselves, they may never develop normally. An andrology report confirmed the vaccine stops sperm motility in men. Most damningly, Pfizer warned male trial participants not to have intercourse with unvaccinated women or to use two forms of contraception, defining “exposure” through semen, skin contact, and breath. Out of 270 pregnancies in the trial, records on 234 were “lost.” But of the remaining 36, more than 80% ended in the loss of the baby. Pfizer knew it. Why was it the main focus of their research?

She also gets it. 😂😂😂🤝

Oloye. @Ol0ye

6 days ago

Why don't they tell men this when they're younger?

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Men protect women in the physical realm; women uphold men in the spiritual realm. - - - A man’s strength is meant to become shelter, not domination. His courage should create safety, his discipline should create stability, and his presence should give those entrusted to him confidence that they need not face every battle alone. The masculine instinct to protect is at its highest expression when power is governed by wisdom, restraint, and purpose. A woman’s strength often manifests differently. She can protect a man in places no weapon can reach: his heart, his peace, his identity, his spirit, and his sense of purpose. A woman who truly loves a man does not merely admire his strength; she helps preserve the soul beneath it. She can become a place where he can lay down the armor he is required to wear in the world without surrendering his dignity. The physical and spiritual realms are not competitors; they complement one another. A man stands between his family and the storms of the world, while a woman stands beside his spirit when the storm is within him. He builds the walls; she makes the home worth defending. He carries the burden of external responsibility; she reminds him why the burden is worth carrying. Neither role should become an excuse for weakness. The divine masculine does not seek control over the feminine; it seeks mastery over itself. It protects without possessing, leads without humiliating, provides without demanding worship, and stands firm without becoming hard-hearted. The divine feminine does not exist merely to serve the masculine. She strengthens without diminishing herself, nurtures without enabling weakness, challenges without contempt, and loves without abandoning wisdom. The highest form of masculine–feminine union is therefore not dependence, but mutual guardianship: He guards her safety; she guards his spirit. He brings strength to the home; she brings depth to that strength. He stands firm when the world becomes hostile; she reminds him who he is when the battle becomes internal. He protects the body; she protects the heart. Together, they protect the covenant between them. A man should become strong enough to protect what is sacred, yet humble enough to understand that even the strongest man needs someone who can reach the places his armor cannot. That is not weakness; that is partnership. Perhaps the deepest masculine wisdom is this: “I do not protect you because you are incapable of standing on your own. I protect you because what is precious deserves to be guarded. And I accept your love because even a strong man needs a sanctuary where his soul can rest.”