Elias

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Almost a year ago I subscribed to Brian Clark's five-part e-mail course. To make it accessible for you and me, here are links to all five parts:

Some thoughts on time:

Some of GPT-4s “thoughts” on the teachings of Krishnamurti:

And another answer about Krishnamurti's notion of living in the present moment:

This is another answer from the same conversation with GPT-4:

This is a shortened answer to a question I asked GPT-4:

Some people believe that not only every human, and every animal, but also every thing has its own soul. I feel a bit unsure about this claim and rather tend to think that we humans tend to animate things by infusing our consciousness into them. For example, everything we make only exists because human consciousness created it. And in another sense, everything we are aware of becomes part of our consciousness. Whether it exists outside of our awareness we can never really know. But some things still puzzle me and challenge my way of thinking.

During the past five years I was searching for the perfect fragrance, the perfect combination of warm and earthy, woody and herbal notes, something that makes me feel as if I'm in a beautiful forest, even though I'm not right now.

From mainstream perfumes through various niche perfumes I found many interesting fragrances, but none that really captivated me.

By now, all mainstream perfumes seem like a joke to me. A 150€ perfume still mostly smells like synthetic perfume and not much else.