July on Warpcast

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How many times in your life have you had moments where you could say -- wow, I feel this moment to be so true, and know it to be so from the depths of my heart, and there won't be a moment like this again. These moments are few and far in between - I can count about 4~5 times in my life that this has happened

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When I had my daughter

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i’d also say prob a handful of times it’s definitely one of those “you know it when you see it” kinda things it hits like a ton of bricks, part of what makes life so special 🫶

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when was the last one?

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• wedding day sunset • wife’s grandmas funeral • DJing @tylerbenmark thunderstorm reception

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I don't think this has happened to me yet. That is, except for certain amazing moments of awe I've seen in nature. Ok, I guess those will count towards it. Maybe 10 times? I think I should write them down and see.

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When I had my first kid and happened other 2 times after that. 3/5/1997 6/25/2004 3/6/2008

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Ismène [ ismɛn ]🎩🐹

I had a moment, super whatever situation, where I felt I got a flame inside of my stomach. And, huh, it felt great. I guess that counts.

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I was riding a motorcycle in Vietnam 10 years ago. It was the most present I have ever felt. I remember understanding that I could choose anything I wanted. There were no alarms, no concept of time or date. It was what I imagine pure freedom felt like. I have a terrible memory, but I remember this.

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@polluterofminds

Almost every one of these moments revolves around my kids. There are so few moments that we can’t replicate in some way, but the moments we have with our children are fleeting and significant.

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they are rare moments, but that’s precisely why they’re so memorable.

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The technical term is peak experiences good wiki entry on it

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i access this fairly reliably from certain live music. a few 1:1 platonic conversations full of love. two romantic situations where i had the big butterflies. the Truth to me is love, so this pattern makes sense to me

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That's what I thought the moment I had the baby. that moment to be so true, certainly.

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I had one moment exactly like that, when I was 11 years old. It’s the only moment that ever happened, and I think of it like several times a month lol. I have no idea why. It was pretty mundane. But somehow the happiest moment of my life.

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Beautifully said. These are the moments that make this crazy and sometimes chaotic life all worth it. The wildest part to me is how in that moment it feels like forever and that the memory could not possible fade...but it does...it has to 111 $degen

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I have one of these with my son every few days. Before that, I can count about five or so. Dad's last moments, birth of son, a few other transitions.

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A short clip from this film reminds me of a variant of what you're getting at (timestamped) https://youtu.be/Bhb3FNDmyWc?si=dbT8wYCPp84xaySY&t=1359

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first night sleeping alone after my divorce 15 years ago. Clean slate, no kids at the time... epic!

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The concepts of chronos and kairos. The greeks even had specofic words for that way of perceiving time. 2000 years ago...

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