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Should you fast?

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Buddhist painting depicting Sakya Vajrapani ( सक्य वज्रपाणी ) Should you fast? Thursday – October 16, 2025 The other day in my Personal Note VI post I stated: " ...I [do] also believe that fasting is of the utmost importance. " and the reason why I believe this is because I believe that addictions, a topic that I've also covered in the past , drain your body of it's vital essence and in the long run makes you diseased and ill. I believe that abstaining from activities that promote this draining effect on your vital essence is essential to a healthy life and a healthy body, check out my post about health , and I believe that by fasting you are essentially taking charge of your body and your destiny and in very real sense you're essentially rejecting the materialist order. A man that can reject indulgence when he exists in ever growing material abundance is a man of strength, he is a man of ascendant nature and this means that he should do everything in his power...

Personal Note VI

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Yahweh in  (יהוה‎) : Moses and the Burning Bush Why do people have such a hard time losing weight? Wednesday – October 15, 2025 One aspect about our modern world that I am sure will amaze future historians as they look back on this peculiar time in the history of the human story, has to be the fact that for the first time in recorded human history, those men that can be described as well of in terms of their material circumstance are skinnier and less fat than those men that can be described as worse off in terms of their material standing. Well, this is in keeping with the trajectory of the times we live in. See, we're living through a time of epic transformation that will leave behind profound marks in history and we're really at a juncture where a significant shift has occurred in the material domain. The production of ever greater quantities so exceeds the demand, that the world, particularly certain corners of the world are over saturated with an abundance of food, while c...

Observations about the world, part five

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Photograph of the Atlas globe Will the ceasefire in the Middle East last? Tuesday – October 14, 2025 While I'm not a fortune teller I do believe that I can make some predictions about the Middle East, in this case the Israel-Palestine conflict. Let's just look into the history of Palestine. The State of Israel was officially established in 1947 on the behest of the newly founded United Nations organization following WWII. Of course, creating this nation-state in Palestine didn't happen easily or overnight, and a lot of force, violence, and war was required in order to really establish a Jewish foothold in Palestine. Of course, there have always been Jews in Palestine, Israel, or Canaan as it's referred to as in the Old Testament. I am an anti-nationalist so I do not support the creation of Israel or indeed the creation of any states, particularly nation-states, but that doesn't really have a real world impact; Israel is a nation-state that exists today just like any...

Are designer babies a good thing?

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Picture of baby playing by Anna Mysłowska-Kiczek Are designer babies a good thing? Monday – October 13, 2025 The short answer to that question in the heading is yes, designer babies are a good thing, but they're only a good thing within the very human confines of the material domain. Why should a man wish harm and hardship on his prodigy? Should a man expect to be treated with respect if he is short? No, not in the material domain, and this problem will only intensify as time goes on, and that's why I believe that any man, even a beastly man, that claims to have good intentions in regards to himself and his prodigy should consider this step towards post-humanism, because let's not kid ourselves here: while designer babies are inevitable, they're only a step towards the post-human future. Indeed, the plebeian horde may be defined by a certain and characteristic ugliness, and ugliness that can only mean one thing: nature, for anything that makes itself apparent in the wor...