Practice comes first

It’s true that an untrained mind may be a forever vulnerable system which exploits can hijack. I’ve personally suffered from many of these sorts of exploits–whether driven by my own reactive patterns, or algorhythimic systems–for most of my adult life, then a few years ago I discovered meditation.

How to tell if you’re mind-killed (and what to do about it)

Demystifying powerful manipulation tactics…

So you’ve cleaned your room–now what?

Learn to take responsibility for experience itself

The start of my redpill journey

The feminine-primary social order conditions us all–Western Buddhists included

Meditation’s best kept secret: learning how to open to and experience pain

Befriend your complete…

How to Get into Buddhism and Meditation

3 things you can do to establish a meditation practice and a…

Stop making things worse–sort yourself out first

Reactive emotions are the horse shit in the garden of…

Jordan B. Peterson and Buddhism: Give your pain significance

How Buddhist practice and Peterson’s lessons help you take responsibilty and transform your suffering

Operating in ‘autopilot judgment mode’ is the root of a lot of suffering

In my experience it certainly is possible to avoid cruising through life in autopilot judgment mode. It’s not easy, and it takes practice, but it’s something I’ve been working on for nearly four years now…