This post is dedicated to all of the Fitbit screenshots I have up from Day 120 to Day 129, or August 15th to August 24th in sequential order from top to bottom.
Day 128 - Spiritual development Note: I was too tired on 8/23/2018 to write this entry. This is being written on the morning of 8/24/2018. Introduction : Many of the problems I have been having in life have been the result of spiritual damage. I have always known I was spiritual. I have always seen man-made religions and atheism as social constructs designed to keep the population suppressed and mentally chained. I know that our existence is not meaningless and that we are surrounded by temptation and distractions in our every day lives, especially in the first world. Of course, when I say that I know there is something greater than mankind to anyone, they automatically group me as believing in God. This is not really correct, but a programmed response is expected as the result of religious teachings having such an effect on the masses. Changing how I think : ...
Day 180: Concept of time The concept of time needs to be re-evaluated for most of us. We have limited time on this earth. Why waste it? I'm going to dedicate the rest of my life to achieving goals and self-improvement.
Day 199: I have been searching for answers outside of my usual realm of influence. I have found that the computer games, social media, and people I mostly talk to are not the ones who will ultimately have the answers I am looking for. Spirituality is something that is not emphasized enough, especially in the first world. There is more to humanity than science would like us to believe. Miracles are nothing more than things we have not been able to explain with science. It is easy to say that our science simply isn't there yet. What if it is, and mainstream science either refuses to acknowledge it or intentionally inhibits us from exploring it because it exposes more sinister agendas? I'd like to share a quote I found today: "It's only when we realize what the betrayals and broken promises of our past have sho...
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