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The Philosophy of The Insecure Woman

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Many faces.

Insecurity.

Fear and anxiety. 

Depression.

Manipulation.

Stoicism.

These are all different expressions of the same energy.

The insecure woman, the one who harbors black energy. She is the one who often ruins lives or leaves them unfulfilled, sometimes to be malicious, and sometimes out of innocence.

Perhaps her journey is to become confident? But even the confident woman is not perfect. No, perhaps she can overcome her fears, as difficult as that may be. Maybe then her problems will be solved?

But often she acts out her black energy without thinking, without stopping to see the bigger picture. Too much adrenaline? Too much trauma? Why is her life not working out? Why doesn’t she have what she wants? These are all questions that the insecure woman can ask, however, logic does not seem to be part of her game unless it is used to keep her in her black aura.

They successfully ruin the world, if for no other reason than because of men’s inability to discern between and choose better women. They continue to multiply and reproduce, stunning as it is to my eyes. To be innocent and insecure is okay, but to be malicious and insecure is quite another, and too many of the latter kinds of women exist for my liking. At least with those who are innocent, there is the potential to mold them and help them be themselves, and there is hope. 

And what about those who are malicious? What to do with them? It seems like their biggest talent is to destroy the earth and people’s wellbeing, and these two things should always be uplifted and never destroyed. This makes them seem evil to me, a kind of evil that is not a necessary evil, a kind of evil that is disgusting and vile to my eyes, a kind of evil that is protected by the law and by everyone around it. Physical destruction is what it would take, and careful consideration by future generations about who they choose to be with. Is it worth it? Is it worth it to destroy the maliciously insecure and do our best to make sure they don’t appear ever again? 

The Philosophy of The Confident Woman

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Who is she? This is the question all ask when they see her for the first time. Young, beautiful, confident.

But, is she confident because of her own efforts? Or is she simply confident because of a naturally high level of serotonin? Was she raised to be confident or did she start from depression and insecurity? Is it not the former for the sole reason that they almost always prefer very large men? 

She is desirable, by many men’s standards she is perfect. But is she? Perhaps not if confidence is all she has, for confidence without access to the mind is like a blind fighter swinging her sword. Many confident women are simply confident and lack important traits that comprise a healthy person. I am sure of this, although I am not sure of the remedy. Perhaps it is simply for her to develop herself.

The more serotonin one has in their body, the less aroused they are. So if she’s confident does that mean she won’t care about sex? But, ironically, isn’t the subtle promise of incredible sex her secret allure? The way she walks, the way she talks, the way she carries herself, it screams “if you can catch me you can have me,” so does this mean her confidence is not grounded in the physical world? Or, it is, and when the man finally catches her he comes to discover a great disappointment.

Are these the kinds of women to be manipulative or find manipulative partners? Hardly! However, the partners they find are often just like them – confident and blind. This is a disappointment for me, as I see so much potential in these women, yet so very few actually reach it.

The Philosophy of Imagination

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Lights, colors, feelings. Pictures, sounds, connections. Imagination in all of its glory.

Does everyone have the ability to see what’s in their mind? Hardly! Perhaps before, when times were simpler. If everyone had access to their mind we wouldn’t be in such a low-vibrational state, collectively speaking.

But, what about the other side of imagination? The darker side? My answer is, what is dark? Is it the color black, or red? Is it a certain act? And, why must imagination be bound by morality, imagination looks at the boundaries of morality with a fleeting glance as it continues to exist in its high-vibrational manner.

No! It is not childish. No! It is not feminine by nature. Imagination, what is it then? And how do we form these pictures in our minds? We can say that since psilocybin must enter our bodies before we go through the experience, perhaps other chemicals must be produced in our bodies before we experience imagination? Then, is this why it feels good to imagine things? Or is it simply my subjective preference?

But let’s compare the subjective preference to another; TV. I would much rather imagine than watch the TV stations because it feels better. This, I sense, is a preference many of us can benefit from adopting today. 

Dreams. They are imagination’s fuel. They are the source. They are the daydreams we dream but on a much, much higher level. We’re immersed in them, we experience them as if we were the characters in our own story. What about it? Why does it feel so good to dream? What are we missing?

It is dreaming itself. Collectively valuing dreams and imagination is the answer, it’s the key to a new world and a better life. 

But the ones who must see this are the ones who are the blindest to themselves. Ironic, this tragedy is. Perhaps history does not need to end this way if we force the blind to see.

The Philosophy of The Physically-Minded Man

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Fear and eternity, are these not the two emotions that comprise the physically-minded man? Is his being not gripped by the fear of death, the fear of losing his reputation, the fear of losing his love?

And God, isn’t he his saving grace? What about himself, who has the potential to shine brightly into the lives of others, but so often does not even know of his own will. Such is the state of the physically-minded man.

And his friends, they are just like him. Simply looking out into the world, looking at what needs to be done. They base their self-worth on the tasks they do and the people they provide for, for what better is there to do and see?

Rare is the mental state of the physically-minded man healthy and vibrant, for his feelings are diminished in his perspective and his dreams shan’t be paid much attention to. Any subjectively rich experience is brought up as a passing thought, never to be taken seriously.

But why are they so revered? Why is this simple man so respected and familiar? Perhaps his willpower and determination to get it done even at the expense of his own well-being. His well-being, which he often consciously degrades for no other reason than that “it tastes good.”

Alas, the man who is so revered is also so destructive, so respected yet so detrimental to the earth. When will he learn and substantially change his ways? Never, for this is the curse of the physically-minded man.

And what of his wife and children? Do they stay because they wish to, or because they must? Often it is the latter, some women prefer even the sharpest and most painful of rocks to no rocks at all. They cling to security and survival at the expense of their well-being.

And yet, this man comes across those of sound mind, heart, and being? Why is this? Perhaps it’s because those who are subjectively rich use the physically-minded man as a means of survival, if for no other reason than to boost his ego and reinforce his beliefs. Perhaps it’s even done out of a sense of revenge for the damage he causes others, and the ignorance he spreads to everyone around him. Such is the interesting part of the physically-minded man’s life.

Once his job is complete he finds a new one. He does not sit around and wait, he’ll create things to do without even thinking about it. The endorphins in his system are what keep him from falling into the deep depths of depression that await him as a consequence of no insight. Such is the fear of the physically-minded man.

Terrible? Awful? Unneeded? Unwanted? Maybe all of these things and more. Poor mental hygiene? Bottomless insecurity? No hope for change and insight? Most likely. The low-vibrational state of the physically-minded man will most likely only end once he is dead, and those of the mind breathe a sigh of relief before our attention is turned to another, perhaps even worse, case to be consoled.

Is there any hope? Any way to avoid the consequences of their actions? Very little, since they are all around us. Raise them right, teach them all they ought to know as children, and they will retain it for the rest of their life. Such is the state of the physically-minded man. But once they are mature, look out and stand up for yourself against them, especially if you are healthy and pure of heart.

On Oxytocin

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Quick Facts

-Oxytocin is our love chemical! It makes us feel amazing, it enhances trust and empathy with our partner, it stabilizes our overall psychological stability, trust, and relaxation levels, it reduces behaviors infidelity, particularly with women who have a lot of interactions with strangers of the opposite sex… And more!

-Oxytocin can encourage favoritism and prejudice, envy and dishonesty! If we love one, we are more than likely to feel the opposite towards another.

Intro

Oxytocin is becoming much more popular and well-known as time goes on! It’s considered the love hormone because of how it’s produced, however, I’ll love to shed some light on what it does and how it’s very good for us.

What Is Oxytocin?

Oxytocin is a hormone that acts as a neurotransmitter. It’s often considered to be connected with love and pleasure, and it’s produced in the hypothalamus and the pituitary gland. 

What Does It Do?

It does a lot of things for us:

-It’s in the same ballpark as serotonin, dopamine, and your endorphins in the sense that it makes you feel amazing! Oxytocin is a pleasure chemical, and that’s one of the main reasons I’m writing about it right now 🙂

-It has many positive effects on our relationships including enhanced trust, empathy, positive relationship memories, getting to it, and positive communication with your partner.

-It greatly increases our overall psychological stability, trust, and relaxation levels. It definitely reduces stress and anxiety in our bodies!

-Oxytocin helps us be more sociable, and it may help autistic people to be more socially aware. That’s pretty cool!

-A healthy level of oxytocin helps the mother through labor, and it greatly helps the mother bond with her baby. It’s released when the baby attaches to her breast, which releases the milk.

-A healthy level of oxycontin in the father encourages him to point out certain objects to the baby and encourage them to explore.

-It probably encourages males to keep a greater distance from attractive strangers and engage in social/sexual activities with their partner, which makes them feel good, thus creating a behavior loop.

-Oxytocin reduces behaviors associated with infidelity, particularly with women who have a lot of interactions with strangers of the opposite sex. 

-It decreases the novelty of interacting with a stranger. I’ve personally experienced this!

-Oxytocin can encourage favoritism and prejudice, envy and dishonesty. This makes sense since we associate certain people and activities with feeling good, and we can treat the activities and/or people that don’t make us feel good as if they “have to be dealt with” so that we can get back to feeling good. This can be remedied with understanding that we can produce oxytocin and other feel-good chemicals whenever we want with meditation!

How Can We Produce More of It?

That’s a lot of positives when compared to the other pleasure chemicals! So, if we feel like we want more of it, how do we get it?

Romantic interactions with a singular partner seem to be the best way to do this, although I wouldn’t be surprised if those of you who are in open relationships experience oxytocin as well! Cuddling, engaging in conversation, doing things together, and sex are all ways to increase both of your oxycontin levels. Having children and bonding with them is also a great way to produce oxytocin!

You can produce it through meditation, and particularly while thinking the thought, “I choose to produce more oxytocin” over and over again. I personally vouch for this because I’ve been doing it all day today, and it’s been working!

Yoga, listening to and making music, massages, spending time with friends, empathetic and deep conversations, cooking and eating (healthy) food with the partner you love, doing nice things, and petting animals all increase our oxytocin levels 🙂

Final Thoughts

I wouldn’t be surprised if oxytocin is the feeling of love that everyone wants to feel! What’s interesting to me is that we can feel it on our own without anyone else if we want to, and perhaps this is a way to revive relationships that are sinking – that is, both partners individually choose to produce more oxytocin with themselves and each other on a consistent basis. It’s very important for well-being anyways, even if you’re single 🙂

Conclusion 

Thank you for reading my article! I’m deeply grateful that you’re joining me today and swimming in the sea of knowledge, and I’ll see you in the next post!

Sources

This post was written with some help by:

Healthline, twice!