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by Being_is_IT / Twitter

Q: Because it is dream-like, anything is possible. So there’s no actual problems, right?

A: Yes, anything or any situation is possible. There is no actual restriction or limit. But it seems to the Mind that there are full of restrictions and limits. Yes, no actual problems, but just like in a dream, there seems to be full of problems. This is the magic that only SELF can appreciate. Saying "anything is possible" is an understatement.

Human language can't describe this magic. It's infinitely more magical than you can ever imagine. It is so magical that it can appear to have no magic. It's so magical that insubstantiality can appear substantial.

It's so magical that space-less and timeless can appear as space and time. It's so magical that absolute perfection can appear as if it is imperfect. That's how magic works. The Mind complains that there is no freedom.

But this is exactly how unconditional freedom appears to be. So, "feeling in bondage" is indeed an illusion projected by the Mind. The Mind complains that everything is hard and solid and there are so many hardships to overcome in life. Although such feelings of hardships may appear to be very obvious, it is an illusion projected by the Mind. This is exactly how the magic functions, illusions always appear very real.

agree, anything warm help the body relax

just make sure you don't actually burn yourself

I love Shaphaley (tibetan meat pie, kind of like Empanada or Nigerian Meat Pies)

Tsampa Porridge (tibetan staple foodstuff) made with milk is my favorite breakfast meal if I have time to make it. It's like Talbina but with roasted barley instead

There's a few things I like, it's just that it has to be "very specific" for me to tolerate🥲

So like that means no French fries, no mashed potatoes? not liking noodles is a bit insane and I’m assuming spaghetti is also on the no no list?

I know a keto diet hates to see you coming.

Thank you! It's been like that for a while😄

I have sensory issues and difficulties with a lot of textures

French fries are OK but it has to be crispy, not soggy and sad

I'm tibetan so noodles are kind of fine but it has to be the the right texture otherwise I dislike it. All noodles incl. Spaghetti need a certain "bite" to them + salt. I always notice when there's no salt and can't eat it but I usually just mix it with salt later

Rice has different textures too. I'm not a rice expert but I don't like long-grain rice. I like the ones I call "short and fat". They feel different when you chew them. Chewy-er

My fiancé and friends say I look like a cat so you might be onto something I think

I don't like a lot of things. Noodles, Rice and Toast are on the list too

But it depends on who made it and how

any asks? I feel a bit social today

hot water bottle (don't burn yourself)

sit on the toilet, it relaxed your pelvis and takes pressure off the uterus

Before fully committing to a move, I'd probably spend a month there first, then maybe three months, then six. If it still feels like the right place after that, I'd make the move permanently

Staying there for shorter periods beforehand can also help a lot with learning the language. Being fully immersed in it every day tends to speed up the process naturally. It also gives you the chance to build friendships and a support network before relocating, which can make settling in much easier!