jvm1776 Archive

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2	Red Pill University for those who actually want to leave the Overton Window. If I can paraphrase you: let your ideas evolve so that you yourself can evolve. A man's development requires that he develop the ideas he has; the man who stagnates within primitive and destructive beliefs consigns his being and fate to the inevitable suffering and limitations of such beliefs. To remain within the lowest common denominator of TRP consisting of mere sexual strategy, "plates", SMV, mere and arbitrary "frames" prevents a man from becoming a better human being and living a better li…	/r/TheRedPill	14/06/20 01:59 AM
1	"Keep his balls empty and his belly full." How to trap a beta. I think the difference between your perspective and the materialistic aspects of TRP doesn't relate to the belief in the divine, but rather to an awareness of the concept of an "objective good". But what is meant by an "objective good", or even of the "common good"? The difficulty with language is that words can have more than one meaning. One possible meaning of "objective" is that one "experiences" or witnesses something directly, and such experience must therefore be true. The experience of t…	/r/TheRedPill	07/06/20 11:33 PM
1	Go macros, kill micros. Take some real pills. A lot of the things you have written belong to the ethos of a classical liberal education - the study of history, civics, ethics, philosophy and theology. Maybe up until the 1950's this program was still taught and valued, and you could see a strong imprint of it in the Catholic Church that was also mirrored in the countries of the West. But starting in the 1960s such an ethos of man, society and knowledge was becoming obsolete and replaced by a subjectivist and materialist world-view. One key e…	/r/TheRedPill	26/05/20 05:11 PM
2	Go macros, kill micros. Take some real pills. "We are ruled by technological advancement, material production, and men turned into consumers." These were the very points made by George Bernanos (see his letters and essays) and Romano Guardini back in the 1950's. They have written very cogently on this very topic. It's been years since I read Guardini, so I will copy paste a blurb from an this essay on Guardini's "End of the Modern World" [1]: "The Mass Man Technological advancement was not limited merely to the overtly destructive—it also d…	/r/TheRedPill	26/05/20 04:11 PM
3	What holding frame in the middle of her emotional states is and why it's vitally important. I find this very helpful and accurate. I haven't yet encountered Erik Erikson's Transactional Analysis in TRP(although I haven't searched for it). Erikson's thesis that relationships have an underlying transactional basis could help many men understand the underlying subtext in romantic relationships. And the question that reveals the subtext of the relationship is "Why am I/they doing this? What do I/they want in return?" Many men want the sex/satisfaction/happiness; women want attention, emoti…	/r/TheRedPill	19/05/20 11:07 PM
1	The Purpose Series (Part 3 of 3) - How to Manage your Ego From the breadth of your posts, I suspected that you drew from these kinds of sources because I have studied a lot from these same domains, of which none by itself would contain the breadth of material in your essays. I suppose what I am interested in are the sources with the highest intensity of deep knowledge. From my studies and meditation, that would include Catholic mysticism, Buddhist Vipissana, neuroscience, cognitive science, some NLP and hypnosis, and philosophy. It's interesting in you…	/r/TheRedPill	12/02/20 11:51 PM
1	The Purpose Series (Part 3 of 3) - How to Manage your Ego This is the best and most useful post in TRP. Thank-you for taking the time to write it. I've done a lot of research, meditation and contemplation on this topic. Buddhist theory of mind, cybernetic theory, "the map is not the territory" stuff, Western psychology - this is a great fusion of all these sources. If you don't mind sharing, where are you drawing your insights from?	/r/TheRedPill	11/02/20 12:14 AM
3	A few more ways on dealing with breakups and any form of loss, and pain in general - meditations for the soul. This is what some call the "dark night" of the soul. Painful, but liberating once one has gone through it. If one makes it through, one gains a lot of strength and understanding. This is one of the best posts in TRP. Thanks for sharing.	/r/TheRedPill	10/02/20 11:51 PM
2	Radical Acceptance. Buddhism and Mindfulness Thanks for this article. A lot of people suffer because we want the world to be a "certain way". This leads to anger, resentment, anxiety and suffering. It leads to the frustration and resentment arising in men when they experience abandonment and betrayal in relationships, such as one often finds in the stories of blue-pilled men. Without acceptance, holding onto the idealism of the past and wanting other people to change for us is just going to prolong the misery and pain. A lot of people ar…	/r/TheRedPill	10/02/20 04:06 PM
2	Creating context Late to the party, but this is a solid and substantial post. Understanding this theory in depth would help many people dealing with adversity, relationships, anxiety. Thanks for taking the time to write this up. Having a strong frame is important to survival and succeeding in life. The issue is how to develop a substantial frame that is strong against the pressures and demands of life. A lot is covered in other posts dealing with accepting pain, suffering, hardship, and working to develop onesel…	/r/TheRedPill	06/02/20 09:39 PM