I previously believed scientific inquiry aka reductionist logic was the only way to look at the world that was valid.
That our perception of history in any era was the authorative truth if what happened.
That pharma is the only effective form of medicine and all other should be discounted.
So as you can see I was thoroughly indoctrinated by the end of high school. But what changed for me is that those beliefs stated before were changed ONLY because I had directly experienced different...
I directly experienced the subtle layers of perception of bodily processes that are traditionally relegated to the subconscious, which is basically to say that I can independently feel how my organs are doing and look up things to remedy whatever issue.
I began to read about the kingdom's of the kongo and the ashanti and how the euros were in no shape to colonize so they were forced to divide and conquer, so that's a short example of how history has changed for me from the default white is right and has always been great narrative...
A book I would recommend would be thinking in destiny. It's very dense and hard to follow but isn't widely known and has tons of gems no matter the disposition of the person reading it
If I remember correctly, you do study chakra. What are things people have the ability to do with their minds that most either are uninformed about or don't believe?
What are some steps or tips for people who want to begin meditation? I've tried a couple times, I sat there for about 30 secs and started thinking about random shit I had to do that day while I'm sittin on the fuckin floor playin around. How does a nigga go about opening the 3rd eye?