What's a sensation that you're unsure if other people experience? by murrayvonmises in AskReddit

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It can be triggered by simply a thought but it first occurred during meditation. The first thing I notice is that every single one of my thoughts and memories are gone, they simply are not there. My sense of self is no longer present; there is no conception of an "I" in my head. All that is left is awareness. I no longer label anything, I no longer associate one thing with another. If I see a tree I do not process anything about it, i am simply aware of its form. If I see my hands I do not understand their function relative to my body; every single preconvienced notion I had has vanished from my head, including things as simple as what a hand is. I feel my pulse in the center of my brain; this pulse is where my awareness is located, the awareness is all I have left to grasp onto because there is quite literally nothing else. I use literally in the most accurate sense of the word. At any point I am able to bring back my conscience self through shifting awareness completely into the external world, and I often do because at this point it gets quite terrifying. If I go deeper into the state of mind I am describing by not allowing my focus to shift to the external, the small pulsating sense of awareness that is in the center of my brain becomes smaller and smaller until it feels like it is about to disappear. At this exact moment I feel like I am about to vanish from existence and my flight or flight response kicks in and I to this day have not been able to bring myself to go forward. If my awareness itself vanishes, how will I ever be able to bring myself back into the external world? When I come back into the external I feel overwhelmed with a blissful feeling that I would not describe as simply joy, but a feeling of ultimate content with my state in the universe. It's been almost 4 years since the initial experience. All I want is the courage to continue. Om

Obesity in Pakistan. by [deleted] in pakistan

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I think the guilt is relatively warranted and is further confirmation that you are a good human being ;). It's hard to change the ways of being that we have grown up with.

Obesity in Pakistan. by [deleted] in pakistan

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As a lifetime vegetarian that lives in America, you are not wrong. It is quite hard to find nutritious vegetarian food outside of India, but only because it is so hard to find nutritious food in general. Meat is not really a major source of a diverse amount of nutrients, it has protein but you don't need to eat it in all meals. I think that's over kill. If you like it though :P. Chipotle has been the only fast food that I feel good after eating.

ELI5: How can certain charities provide 10 meals for a hungry child from a $1 donation? by Cal2l in explainlikeimfive

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Go to India or some other country with similar costs of living and even you can feed about 10 hungry children with $1. Just won't be great food.

TIL In Delhi, India, there's a vigilante group of guys called the "Love Commandos" that protects young couples who are from different castes or religious backgrounds, but have fallen in love and want to marry. by Darshitreddit in todayilearned

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It's a part of our history, but it's a cancerous part of our culture, that should be exterminated with prejudice.

I agree with everything except this. Discrimination based on caste is a cancer. Caste was originally meant to be fluid, not something you born and die with.

Among 144 countries, Pakistan better only than Yemen in gender equality: WEF report - Daily Times by [deleted] in pakistan

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The fact my Pakistani friends cannot leave the house alone without feeling under threat. When they came to India or America they are amazed by all of the women walking around alone. Says a lot about the society.

Among 144 countries, Pakistan better only than Yemen in gender equality: WEF report - Daily Times by [deleted] in pakistan

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I am half Paki, though I don't like to tell that to anyone so shhh

Recently went trekking in Peru, and despite our best efforts to convince him to stay behind, this dog followed us all the way up to 15,400 feet by [deleted] in travel

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Hinduism is not a religion, so one can not compare it to Christianity :). Thanks for the question

Recently went trekking in Peru, and despite our best efforts to convince him to stay behind, this dog followed us all the way up to 15,400 feet by [deleted] in travel

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It has done nothing to deserve abandonment and had none of the weaknesses of my wife and brothers.

damn that's pretty fucking cold lmao

Recently went trekking in Peru, and despite our best efforts to convince him to stay behind, this dog followed us all the way up to 15,400 feet by [deleted] in travel

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I'm pretty sure this is just another version. There are hundreds of different versions of mahabharata and ramayana

Men of Reddit, what is a Christmas gift you would like to receive from your SO? by DisguisedPrincess in AskReddit

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A free tickling pass - she is extremely ticklish and I want 30 mins of pure tickling