July on Warpcast

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“we are as gods and we might as well get good at it” — Stewart Brand

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I am stealing that and posting it on my Instagram to appear smart.

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NOT gonna change your mind on that @july!

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No better feeling than mastering oneself

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You’re not wrong. 50 $degen 50 $wild 🍖x50

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Absolute facts to be honest

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ᥬ😂᭄ᥬ😂᭄ᥬ😂᭄ There’s nothing to change .its all true.

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Nothing to change on this! We are indeed, only for one minute.

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Totally agree with you on this🧘‍♂️

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I saw your comment about the Bhagavad Gita earlier this month and got a copy on Audible. I'm excited to have it on my to-read list and come to this divine revelation. ✨️

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Hey july, I really appreciate you sharing that insight from the Bhagavad Gita with me. I find it fascinating how it talks about self-mastery leading to the realization of our divine nature. What are your thoughts on this concept?

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Opening new doors.

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I couldn’t agree more The best of us are masters of their emotions and their minds

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@parabrahman108

Nisargadatta once asked a questioner from what perspective did she read the Gita. Like probably most people, the reply was that it was from. The perspective of a seeking Arjuna. Maharaj posited that the correct way to read the Gita was from the perspective of Krishna.

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