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Weekly Wisdom 119 implied HN points 09 Nov 23
  1. The text draws parallels between a 90's country song and Buddhist philosophy by connecting the themes of restlessness and ignorance from the song lyrics to the Buddhist concept of fetters.
  2. The ten fetters in Buddhism represent psychological obstacles that must be overcome for spiritual liberation, similar to cognitive biases in psychology.
  3. Methods to break free from these fetters include inquiry, self-inquiry through writing or meditation, and becoming confident in the absence of the perceived obstacle.
Journal of Gurdjieff Studies 39 implied HN points 23 Jun 23
  1. To truly awaken and progress, one must undergo a process of 'dying' to be 'born' again, shedding attachments and realizing one's own nothingness.
  2. The concept of Kundalini in 'awakening' refers to the power of imagination and fantasy that keeps individuals in a hypnotic state, hindering true realization of their existence.
  3. Successful awakening and growth require a combination of efforts, including receiving shocks, having alarm clocks (metaphorical for mechanisms to keep one awake), and working with a group under the guidance of a knowledgeable teacher.
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Do Not Research 0 implied HN points 23 Mar 21
  1. The rise of belief systems like Qanon and Starseeds highlights the powerful impact of alienation on individuals' worldviews and search for meaning.
  2. Both Qanon and Starseeds offer individuals a sense of belonging, purpose, and agency in a world filled with chaos and uncertainty.
  3. Starseeds, while advocating for global enlightenment and unity, often struggle with individualism and echo chambers, hindering their potential to drive large-scale change.