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Circling back to Matthew Crawford and his book The World Beyond Your Head, I'll examine ways in which the modern NEET can develop a skillful practice of spiritual discernment under the auspices of an online network of Milady Monsteries (inspired by Rod Dreher's Benedict Option).

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When I have kids of my own I will focus on creating a nurturing environment for play, curiosity, exploration — in fact, I try to live this out in my own life As Bob Dylan once sang: “Ah, but I was so much older then // I’m younger than that now” May you stay forever young ~fin https://t.co/6CzvEOoESk

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@Joanwestenberg Marie Kondo approach to software design — if a feature doesn’t spark joy, throw it out!

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Finally I will compare Balaji Srinivasan's "The Network State" with Eckhart Tolle's "A New Earth". I will put forward a roadmap for how users in today's Milady Network could form global village-states, expanding their borders both online and offline through raising consciousness.

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@yung_calibri Meditation can help, but imo it helps to have a more targeted model for this. I found Letting Go by David Hawkins to be a really useful book

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This is a fun thread, I have been in this mindset… The time to retvrn to is before William Golding’s The Inheritors, when Homo Sapiens betrayed and usurped their kinder vibelier telepathic cousins, the Neanderthals, sold them down the river, that’s where it all went Pete Tong… https://t.co/41rweW9w0R https://t.co/aJdB8y2Xu0

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A great book, short enough to read in a single sitting or listen thru on a brisk walk, is "As A Man Thinketh" by James Allen It's a good primer for this work. It's lindy — written in 1903 Buy a copy today, or read it free online. You’ll come back to it many times https://t.co/ZQTibMrxf6

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A great book, short enough to read in a single sitting or listen thru on a brisk walk, is "As A Man Thinketh" by James Allen It's a good primer for this work. It's lindy — written in 1903 Buy a copy today, or read it free online. You’ll come back to it many times https://t.co/ZQTibMrxf6

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@StewartalsopIII I think Maxwell Maltz’s Psycho-Cybernetics normalised goal seeking behaviour, and emphasis on reaching destination vs enjoying the journey. In his practice, every sort of imaginal practice is regarded as a means to an end, whereas in AH’s method, good feeling is an end in itself

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I can already tell that Ray Dalio’s book Principles is an unexamined and misleading work because it begins with a classic double bind: the exhortation to “think for yourself” at the advice of an authority figure. I will only skim this book — it’s hopelessly dated and irrelevant. https://t.co/i4KuS5LcsH

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