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Replying to Avatar Lyn Alden

The Jackal was a movie from 1997 that followed the villain (Bruce Willis) as much as the hero (Richard Gere).

While the movie had some flaws, especially Gere’s fake accent, I do really like that concept of following a villain as much as a hero. It can work well in a lot of contexts. Has to be the right type of villain though. Complex and interesting, or entertaining.

Arcane did that too, which is part of why I liked it.
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Heat does this really well too

Replying to Avatar Spirit Vine Retreats

Silvia Polivoy, Ph.D.

I have been investigating modified states of consciousness for over twenty-five years. I have carried out field research in Mexico with Mazatec shamans, as well as worked extensively with Ayahuasca, San Pedro, and other sacred plants in their native habitats.

I have a postgraduate degree in clinical psychology. For more than 20 years I had my private practice in Buenos Aires, starting with psychoanalysis and later progressed to transactional analysis and transpersonal psychology, and much later to shamanism and spiritual practices.

Since 1996, I have been hosting retreats in both the Peruvian and the Brazilian Amazon. At these retreats participants have the opportunity to “meet” the ancient plant teacher ayahuasca in it’s natural environment – the jungle.

In 2004, Zoe Seven and I co-founded TheVine Spiritual Center in the Atlantic forest of Bahia, Brazil, a space created to organize retreats for those interested in spiritual pursuits. I have been living here since then and host retreats once every month at this center.

Nowadays my work is in the spiritual realm so I don’t practice psychotherapy anymore. However, integrating my expertise in psychology, modified states of consciousness, shamanism, and other spiritual practices resulted in an effective method for spiritual development and ayahuasca integration — which is the current focus of my work and the core of my workshops during the #ayahuasca retreats. https://video.nostr.build/bb414ba51e1c009f167ac4c4d1f38ea2fde1726c52c30460f0386437d3f74601.mp4

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Its always great to see people from a traditional psychology backhround change focus and open towards spiritual technologies like Ayahuasca.

This apptoach can be very beneficial towards bridging Junglr mysticism and the western approach to trauma / healing.

Replying to Avatar Spirit Vine Retreats

A financial revolution without a spiritual one will fail to create a better world for the majority of life on this planet. A spiritual revolution without a financial one will fail to enact lasting change due to the corruption that is built into our current monetary system. Both are needed to fix the world. It is important that we acknowledge this dynamic period in human history holistically and ecologically. ~ Source Node - #bitcoin magazine
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Well said! Do you do master plant dietas too?

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Stumbling on my way back half drunkenly to my family's Xmas from Gf's family. Having the strong urge to throw up next to a Football Stadion seems strangely fitting while in Hungary.

Replying to Avatar Cyber Seagull

At that fee rate, your net worth would also scale with the Bitcoin price implied by it though. So you may be willing to pay even more than four figures.

I'm just trying to point out the arbitraryness of what a reasonable fee is, divorced from pure mechanism.

It's also great to see your openess to L2's and soft forks in favor of solutions, beware the Toxic priests that excomunicae people who start looking for solutions outside of LN.

You even mentioning big blocks somewhere a few days ago has you on their list.
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It would be also completely preposterous to argue for democratization through small blocks while having to pay four figures for a single transaction

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