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[Yodean]

From a level 4 perspective, digest this statement to understand you don't need to pass through any stage; you can choose to be what you want right now.

I am everything, I am nothing, I am the past, present and future but more importantly, I am

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Indeed, there is a Level Beyond All Levels (LBAL), where even the concept of Levels disappears.

Beyond time and space - Jesus of Nazareth is nowhere to be seen, and neither is Buddha. Thankfully, the Adversary is also not present.

There is only One.

See the Buddha on the street, kill the Buddha. Same applies to the Son of Man.

Whatever can be conceptualized by the human mind is illusory - destroy it. Allow Oneness to Be.

A recent post from a particularly verbose TIT sub:

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Yodean » Fri Apr 01, 2022 7:16 am

Wisdom is knowing I am nothing. Love is knowing I am everything.

Between the two my life moves.

Also, Fortune favours the bold and YOLO, so go big or go home. A magnificent defeat is sometimes more glorious than a mild, mediocre victory.

Don't be a puss*. Work hard, but play harder.

And remember - always, always try to bite off a little more than you can chew.

Way of the Ninjedi, Chapter 666

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viewtopic.php?p=8707&hilit=wisdom#p8707

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[Budge]

From a level 4 perspective, digest this statement to understand you don't need to pass through any stage; you can choose to be what you want right now.

I am everything, I am nothing, I am the past, present and future but more importantly, I am

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Indeed, there is a Level Beyond All Levels (LBAL), where even the concept of Levels disappears.

Beyond time and space - Jesus of Nazareth is nowhere to be seen, and neither is Buddha. Thankfully, the Adversary is also not present.

There is only One.

See the Buddha on the street, kill the Buddha. Same applies to the Son of Man.

Whatever can be conceptualized by the human mind is illusory - destroy it. Allow Oneness to Be.

A recent post from a particularly verbose TIT sub:

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Yodean » Fri Apr 01, 2022 7:16 am

Wisdom is knowing I am nothing. Love is knowing I am everything.

Between the two my life moves.

Also, Fortune favours the bold and YOLO, so go big or go home. A magnificent defeat is sometimes more glorious than a mild, mediocre victory.

Don't be a puss*. Work hard, but play harder.

And remember - always, always try to bite off a little more than you can chew.

Way of the Ninjedi, Chapter 666

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viewtopic.php?p=8707&hilit=wisdom#p8707

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Please let us know (PLUK) when you publish your book of acronyms cos it's hard to keep up (IHTKU)!

[Yodean]

Please let us know (PLUK) when you publish your book of acronyms cos it's hard to keep up (IHTKU)!

[Yodean]

The BTCM Investor Study Report 2021 is an in-depth analysis of data from the BTCM exchange for the year 2021, divided by demographics (age, gender, investor type) to anonymously examine and analyze the cryptocurrency investment habits among its 325,000 customers.

As per the report, the number of "crypto queens" or rather female investors on the platform has grown at a faster rate than that of their male counterparts. The number of female investors surged by 126% in comparison to the number of male investors, which increased by 83%.

According to the report, the most significant influx of new clients for BTCM in 2021 came from Australia's "mature wealth accumulators," who are 45 to 59 years old and have a 79% increase year over year. The trend is encouraging, according to BTC Markets CEO Caroline Bowler, owing to the cautious risk appetite of this age group as they start to prepare for retirement. She added:

"They bring a wealth of experience in traditional investment markets and their decision to invest in crypto is not driven by the fear of missing out (FOMO) but on strategic research and information."

https://cointelegraph.com/news/female-i ... new-report

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Crypto Queens entering the space.

In my personal experience, women - actually, since in Western "advanced" democracies it is not longer clear what exactly constitutes a "woman," so I'll use the term XXer (chromosomes) - outperfrom XYers, as a group, when it comes to long-term trend investing.

XXers, as a group, are a bit more cautious when it comes to investing, and are slightly less susceptible to FOMO at market peaks, and also less vulnerable to FUD (Fear, Uncertainty, Doubt) at market bottoms, compared to their XY counterparts.

XYers potentially make better short-term swing-traders or option traders.

[AstuteShift]

Money is just a tool, I find the psychological aspects of markets and the game aspect to be very fun. Without that I would’ve moved on to something else

[Yodean]

Money is just a tool, I find the psychological aspects of markets and the game aspect to be very fun. Without that I would’ve moved on to something else

Indeed, a tool is neutral, neither evil nor good, on its own. Like a katana, it can be used to defend justice or, in the wrong hands, slit the throats of innocents.

So I don't think money is necessarily bad. Having a lot of money, just like any form of external or material power, reveals more of the character of the individual, as opposed to corrupting the character of said individual.

My aforementioned wealthy sister's father-in-law seemed quite happy and content the last time I saw him, overall, despite his unique set of "1st world" problems.

While having money doesn't guarantee happiness, being poor doesn't, either. Nothing does. We all have problems - always will.

Even the mainstream, simplified, corrupted Bible sez, "the love of money leads to evil," as opposed to money itself.

So don't have an intense love affair with money ... just have a decent, affectionate friendship with money, preferably "with benefits."

Lolol ...

[Budge]

Money is just a tool, I find the psychological aspects of markets and the game aspect to be very fun. Without that I would’ve moved on to something else

Indeed, a tool is neutral, neither evil nor good, on its own. Like a katana, it can be used to defend justice or, in the wrong hands, slit the throats of innocents.

So I don't think money is necessarily bad. Having a lot of money, just like any form of external or material power, reveals more of the character of the individual, as opposed to corrupting the character of said individual.

My aforementioned wealthy sister's father-in-law seemed quite happy and content the last time I saw him, overall, despite his unique set of "1st world" problems.

While having money doesn't guarantee happiness, being poor doesn't, either. Nothing does. We all have problems - always will.

Even the mainstream, simplified, corrupted Bible sez, "the love of money leads to evil," as opposed to money itself.

So don't have an intense love affair with money ... just have a decent, affectionate friendship with money, preferably "with benefits."

Lolol ...

Too many love things and use people rather than love people and use things.

[SOL]

Too many love things and use people rather than love people and use things.

That is probably one of the most profound things I have heard you say.

There is level 4 of looking at the situation.

Convert all your needs into wants as wants are easy to get rid of, but if you fool yourself you need something it's 10X harder to discard

[jlhooter]

Too many love things and use people rather than love people and use things.

That is probably one of the most profound things I have heard you say.

There is level 4 of looking at the situation.

Convert all your needs into wants as wants are easy to get rid of, but if you fool yourself you need something it's 10X harder to discard

So are you saying for a person who is needs-focused must need to want to stop being needy?

[MarkD]

Money is just a tool, I find the psychological aspects of markets and the game aspect to be very fun. Without that I would’ve moved on to something else

Indeed, a tool is neutral, neither evil nor good, on its own. Like a katana, it can be used to defend justice or, in the wrong hands, slit the throats of innocents.

So I don't think money is necessarily bad. Having a lot of money, just like any form of external or material power, reveals more of the character of the individual, as opposed to corrupting the character of said individual.

My aforementioned wealthy sister's father-in-law seemed quite happy and content the last time I saw him, overall, despite his unique set of "1st world" problems.

While having money doesn't guarantee happiness, being poor doesn't, either. Nothing does. We all have problems - always will.

Even the mainstream, simplified, corrupted Bible sez, "the love of money leads to evil," as opposed to money itself.

So don't have an intense love affair with money ... just have a decent, affectionate friendship with money, preferably "with benefits."

Lolol ...

Too many love things and use people rather than love people and use things.

An absolute truth by both of you. Excellent summation.

[SOL]

So are you saying for a person who is needs-focused must need to want to stop being needy?

I suspect you already know the answer but just in case that is what it takes to stop being needy. Once you eliminate the need to need things you are the master and everything starts to flow in the right direction

[SOL]

Money is just a tool, I find the psychological aspects of markets and the game aspect to be very fun. Without that I would’ve moved on to something else

Indeed, a tool is neutral, neither evil nor good, on its own. Like a katana, it can be used to defend justice or, in the wrong hands, slit the throats of innocents.

So I don't think money is necessarily bad. Having a lot of money, just like any form of external or material power, reveals more of the character of the individual, as opposed to corrupting the character of said individual.

My aforementioned wealthy sister's father-in-law seemed quite happy and content the last time I saw him, overall, despite his unique set of "1st world" problems.

While having money doesn't guarantee happiness, being poor doesn't, either. Nothing does. We all have problems - always will.

Even the mainstream, simplified, corrupted Bible sez, "the love of money leads to evil," as opposed to money itself.

So don't have an intense love affair with money ... just have a decent, affectionate friendship with money, preferably "with benefits."

Lolol ...

Too many love things and use people rather than love people and use things.

There are far more wise individuals here than i could have envisioned which is perfect for it means there is plenty of room to grow and learn.

All the points made are excellent so far, while money can't buy happiness, poverty buys even less. In the end everything should be viewed as journey or an experience even hard times for it's the hard times/challenges that define us and not the successes. Success is the reward for being able to perceive through the trying times.

[Yodean]

I suspect you already know the answer but just in case that is what it takes to stop being needy. Once you eliminate the need to need things you are the master and everything starts to flow in the right direction

Indeed, the need to be Right is perhaps one of the more important "needs" one needs to relinquish, particularly the needy ones.

Or, would I rather be "right," or would I rather be happy?

Lolol ...

[SOL]

I suspect you already know the answer but just in case that is what it takes to stop being needy. Once you eliminate the need to need things you are the master and everything starts to flow in the right direction

Indeed, the need to be Right is perhaps one of the more important "needs" one needs to relinquish, particularly the needy ones.

Or, would I rather be "right," or would I rather be happy?

Lolol ...

Happiness is overrated it is an extreme state like sadness/misery. Both have their values but they are transitory states.

The goal should be to seek peace or tranquility

[jlhooter]

So are you saying for a person who is needs-focused must need to want to stop being needy?

I suspect you already know the answer but just in case that is what it takes to stop being needy. Once you eliminate the need to need things you are the master and everything starts to flow in the right direction

I do get it
I used to want a Porsche 911 my youth through early adulthood then realized I dont need it. I need something that gets me back and forth to the inlaws but now realize I need the Porsche again to get out of there as fast as possible.
Seriuosly, once I understood the difference between needs and wants it changed many things for me. It can make you very happy by reducing the threshold for things that really dont make you happy when you have them and the effort it takes to have useless things.
Very hard to teach someone this simple subject so I dont waste my time. They will or wont figure it out and I dont feel the need to help them.