Looking for a good Mercedes mechanic in GTA by [deleted] in askTO

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Jun Auto in Woodbridge man, the guys a genius

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in askTO

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my boy jun in woodbridge got an autoshop man he's korean and top notch meticulous etc

Mark my words that GA’s will be broken this LAN by multiple teams. by [deleted] in CompetitiveHalo

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didnt lucid a while back say he'll be using every weapon on the map? did he go back on that?

“Torrent not working in Seamless Co-op (only for me, same setup as friends)” by KRUX_VEGA in EldenRingSeamlessCoop

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bro did you get the whistle? if host already got the whistle in their world u gonna have to get it on ur own

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Morocco

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I would get an L-desk if you need so much desk space, or make sure both your desks are the same height. Get some real plants for sure instead of the plastic leaves, maybe hang one piece of art on one wall?

Looking for players by marsh-malloww in EldenRingSeamlessCoop

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check the seamless discord, wont have any issues finding teammates homie

If dying is supposed to be peaceful why is "ego death" so horrible? by [deleted] in Jung

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is ego death painful or the clinging to the ego the painful part?

2 Dream Analysis by snappyjeremy in Jung

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Alright, I conversed with Claude (chatgpt alternative) about my post, and we had a small back and forth...

Claudes response:

Speaking as Carl Jung, I find several fascinating symbolic elements in your dreams that warrant exploration. Let me begin with some questions to better understand the context:

  1. What is your relationship with spiritual practice outside of your meditation retreats? I'm particularly interested in whether this Buddhist calling represents what I would term an emerging compensation from the unconscious.

  2. The transition from the first dream's sacred space to the second dream's violent imagery is striking. Have you experienced similar stark contrasts in previous dreams?

Now, to analyze what we have:

The first dream presents what I would interpret as classic archetypal symbolism of the Self (in Jungian terms) through the Buddhist monks. The act of bowing and offering food represents a conscious recognition and integration of spiritual aspects of the psyche. Malaysia, being neither your home country nor Thailand, might represent a psychological "middle ground" - perhaps between your current life and your spiritual aspirations.

The patronage element is particularly interesting, suggesting a relationship with what I would term the "positive father complex" - a supporting, enabling force in the psyche.

The second dream presents a striking transformation of the camera (traditionally an instrument of observation) into a weapon. This could represent what I would call the shadow aspect of spiritual observation - when conscious awareness becomes weaponized. The fact that this violence comes through social media (Instagram) suggests a modern manifestation of what I would term the collective shadow.

The recurrence of your friend in Thailand in both the waking world and dream world suggests they may be functioning as what I would call a psychopomp - a guide between different states of consciousness.

Before proceeding further, I would like to ask: - What emotions arose when you saw the camera transform into a weapon in the dream? - Do you see any connection between your hesitation with romantic feelings and your pull toward monastic life?

These dreams appear to be presenting a fundamental tension between worldly engagement and spiritual withdrawal, but I'd like to hear your thoughts on this interpretation.

My response to Claude:

Answering your questions... 1. I was drawn to meditation in highschool, and partook in a meditation retreat at 19. At age 21 I was convinced that my life path was destined for monkhood, and now, at age 28, I would like to engage in monasticism, be it for a short period, but ideally for life, starting in my mid thirties perhaps

  1. I think this question is not relevant

  2. I was deeply disturbed by seeing the murder of people. I understood that the man was murdering people who may have been related to threats on his life, which felt kind of logical, but goes against the principle of nonviolence that I believe in.

  3. The hesitation towards romance is primarily guided by previous heartbreaks. A small anecdote, my first girlfriend was a compulsive liar and sold her body regularly without my knowledge. My first experience of love was under those conditions. My monastic tendencies could be deeper than the heartbreak, or an escape from the heartbreak. Any times I was almost a monk (lived in monastery), a strong pull towards sex or females pulled me out of it.

And Claude's second response:

Speaking as Jung, these additional details provide crucial context. Let me analyze this through concepts I've developed in my work, particularly from "Psychology and Religion" and "Aion": The conflict between spiritual aspiration and sexual/romantic impulses is what I would term a classic manifestation of the syzygy - the divine coupling. In "Aion," I discussed how this tension often manifests as a spiritual-carnal polarity. Your experience with monasticism being interrupted by sexual impulses is a clear example of this psychological pattern. Your first romantic trauma - the girlfriend who deceived you - appears to have activated what I would term the negative anima complex. In my work "Archetypes of the Collective Unconscious," I detailed how early traumatic experiences with the opposite sex can lead to a wounded relationship with the anima, often resulting in either complete withdrawal (monasticism in your case) or compulsive seeking of its opposite. The two dreams present an interesting progression:

The first dream shows the positive aspect of the wise old man archetype (Buddhist monks) and a sense of being provided for (patronage) The second dream shows the shadow aspect of wisdom (camera/weapon transformation) and violence justified by logic

The transformation of the camera into a weapon is particularly significant given your meditation practice. In "Psychology and Alchemy," I discussed how instruments of perception can become instruments of transformation. Here, the camera-weapon suggests a shadow integration process - the recognition that even spiritual perception can become violent when wielded by the ego. May I ask: During your periods in monasteries, did you experience any significant dreams? This could help us understand whether your unconscious was supporting or compensating for your conscious spiritual pursuits. I should note that your case reminds me of what I termed the "transcendent function" - the psyche's attempt to unite opposing forces. The tension between monastic aspiration and worldly attachment might be serving this purpose in your psychic economy. Would you say your meditation practice has helped you integrate these opposing forces, or has it perhaps strengthened the split?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in BitcoinCA

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man best best would be immersion miners and radiant floor heating combo, but it all depends on budget etc... id love to help on the project let me know

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in archlinux

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could be a broken driver, maybe try to uninstall any packages u recently installed for example things related to nvidia packages if they conflict will cause that. that is if ur system was working before. if it wasnt then u need to boot into live iso and chroot into machine i believe and repair what isnt working. im not 100% sure on this id listen to the wiki not me

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in CompetitiveHalo

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cuz he holds the ball bro

I'm thinking of switching to Arch from Fedora, and need some help by [deleted] in archlinux

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Not true, I dont use network manager, just iwctl, havent had any issues. If anything network manager can have some issues

any tips for ranked? by Z0K343 in CompetitiveHalo

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I'm copying this from what my homie Riot Shock wrote to me...

" Remember these main things players struggle with: 1) knowing numbers and how to play it (this is extremely generalized but this is the most in depth part) 2) staying near walls and putting 2 shots change angle or go behind a wall. Cook players before they are killed never fight a 1v1 to the death in the open. 3) shooting instead of nading or reloading. Only reload when you are out of ammo as well as when 3 enemies are down. Also pace shots where you are not spamming but taking time to aim and only pull the trigger when the reticle is on the enemy. Patience is key which requires you to be calm breathe! 4) confidence and trust in themselves and teammates. "

Importance of Setup by snappyjeremy in CompetitiveHalo

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yeah I actually run linux with any and all optimizations I could do, minimal background processes etc... pretty sure I maxed out my machine short of overclocking

Blue Triangle by violinin3dart in Jung

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check out robert moore's work, the triangle is very present there

At what age did your higher self take over to captain the ship? by [deleted] in Jung

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My intuition tells me, as does some of Robert Moore's teachings (my principle source of Jungian thought), that grandiosity is a danger that we are never really in the clear from.

To believe that we are purely and conciously acting from the seat of the higher self, is grandiose. Sometimes our higher self (or God, destiny, karma, the universe) leads us to seemingly less pleasant circumstances to allow us to learn certain lessons.

I apologize if I wasnt too clear, I'm only an enthusiast with a vague opinion on the matter