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11 minutes ago, swissie said:

Come on guys, this 1960ties Indian guru-stuff is gone.

 

No, man, this Sadhguru is on the money, I would go to his yoga retreat toute suite.

 

5 minutes ago, richard_smith237 said:


‘come on bearded tickler - you’ve got to do better than that… 

 

I have some expertise on the tickler on women only, so I'm sorry you won't be interested. Since you're into the hardcore gay porn so heavily. Not that there's anything wrong with that Richard.

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11 hours ago, Cameroni said:

No, man, this Sadhguru is on the money, I would go to his yoga retreat toute suite.

in the 60s, a handful of westerners had to venture out all the way to india to find people like that. and even in india, they were probably in remote mountains.

now, they're available on youtube. 

but maybe they're too deep for most people. and most people still prefer to consume the mass media nonsense.

 

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2 minutes ago, save the frogs said:

in the 60s, a handful of westerners had to venture out all the way to india to find people like that. and even in india, they were probably in remote mountains.

now, they're available on youtube. 

but maybe they're too deep for most people. and most people still prefer to consume the mass media nonsense.

 

 

Yes, it's fortunate the Sadhguru is so popular now, I saw even Theo Von interviewed him.

 

He's the real deal.  Actual insights like he offers are rare to find.

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1 minute ago, save the frogs said:

in the 60s, a handful of westerners had to venture out all the way to india to find people like that. and even in india, they were probably in remote mountains.

now, they're available on youtube. 

but maybe they're too deep for most people. and most people still prefer to consume the mass media nonsense.

 

I bet they enjoyed the adventure. Humans are 80% water. What happens to static water? It goes bad. We need movement to live.

 

Say Pearl Jam is your fav band. On Youtube they sound good but a concert is levels above.

 

A movie in a cinema is always better.

 

So it is action and movement that makes you alive.

 

 

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1 minute ago, Harrisfan said:

I bet they enjoyed the adventure. Humans are 80% water. What happens to static water? It goes bad. We need movement to live.

 

Say Pearl Jam is your fav band. On Youtube they sound good but a concert is levels above.

 

A movie in a cinema is always better.

 

So it is action and movement that makes you alive.

 

 

 

That's exactly why I move vigorously during sex. I don't let her sit on top and just lie there. Not for long anyway.

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Thanks to our "lucky star" (the sun) every form of life is possible. The only "perpetuum mobile" possible, thanks to the sun.

The concept: Be born, reproduce, eat hamburgers, pay taxes. To be repeated by your children.


Even cave men coulden't derive any sense to it all.

 

Until the first lighning struck, leaving the cave men in awe: The birth of religions. Promessing eternal life in a better place. If it wasen't for this "promess", most humans would probably prefer to go back to the trees, feasting on bananas.

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