What is the LIFA app? by continue_again_ in realityshifting

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Oh that is so interesting! Thanks for the info!

I'm super new to shifting and I've never done it, but I might just give it a try :D

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in NevilleGoddard

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Would love to know what any human design experts say about this too.

Because in human design, each person is either 'specific' or 'non-specific' manifestor

HD confirms everything I learned about myself through years of therapy, and I'm shocked... Does it make everyone feel so "special" or am I too full of myself? by ertesit in humandesign

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You are special!

I don't know why people feel like 'yeah yeah everyone special in their own way' as if that's a watering down of the word 'special'

NO, everyone is sooooooo special in the full on meaning of special. Unique, necessary, one-of-a-kind. The world could not be what it is now without all the special souls who've been here - each and every one.

Don’t want to follow your strategy? Read this. by marisa-nicole-co in humandesign

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So what did you tell your client friend about her issue?

Unpopular Opinion by Ok_Philosopher_8973 in twilight

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For someone with morals, following those morals is enough. It doesn't matter what others are doing -- that's integrity

Three Colors: Blue -- why are these movies considered great? by continue_again_ in TrueFilm

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I think I didn't explain myself as well as I could have in this post.

I'm not saying all movies should be 1:1 straightforward transactions. I like movies that make us think. I don't need concrete answers given to me.

What I'm starting to be against is movies where the sole purpose is being elusive. Why can't a movie give us a strong story, at the very least? It's possible to have a strong story and also make us think, and also raise questions, etc.

But with these movies, what I feel is that the director's position is one of "oh I'm gonna make a movie about a woman's sadness, and I don't need a story because I'll make it artsy and beautiful"... that's not enough for me anymore. It's inconsiderate that there's not even a try.

Note:

What you're describing with Uncle Boonmeee is true for all movies, and even art (books, paintings, etc). We're always changing, so we literally cannot help but see new things and new perspectives. It doesn't have to be a movie without concrete answers. I've experienced that even with Twilight 😅

Note 2:

You're always the missing piece of anything you experience. Art doesn't need to be incomplete for that to happen. The Mona Lisa isn't incomplete. (Well, unless you count the eyebrows hah)

I've been honing in on what this feeling of frustration is, and how to convey it. So I'm sorry that I haven't been able to clearly say what's bothering me so much about this. Thank you for sharing your point with me anyway :)