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There is a revolution happening now, and it's people realizing the power of their own consciousness.
People are seeing how much their own internal states affect the world around them.
Because, the truth is that the universe is just YOU INVERSE...it's just a reflection of your own consciousness.
What do I mean?
For the last 400 years we've been steeped in the world of cartesian dualism...
Meaning we believe we are entirely separate beings from the material world outside...and that our consciousness is only relegated to our brain
But the current revolution in physics is showing that this is false.
The material world doesn't create consciousness...atoms cannot possibly create a conscious mind. Instead it is the other way around
Consciousness creates reality...what we think of as the world around us is just consciousness flowing through the filter of our mind.
Which means that if you want to change the world around you, instead of attempting to manipulate it like a separate material thing, the most effective way by far is to change your own consciousness.
Everyone has probably experienced this...
When they feel happier, more joyful and loving, everything tends to just go better...better luck, more synchronicities, things just falling into place without as much effort.
You may have heard that "thoughts create reality", but I believe it goes much deeper than this.
I believe that your thoughts are created by emotions and those emotions are created by the identities you believe to be true.
The world and your body is just constantly reflecting back to you whoever you are and take yourself to be.
An example...
People with multiple personality disorder develop completely different health issues based on which personality they identify with.
One woman would even go blind with one of her personalities.
Therefore, if you want to change the world around you, instead of trying to manipulate everything external, the most effective way by far is to shift your identity.
I don't mean that you need to wear a disguise...
What I mean is that we're all carrying these subconscious identities that the Hindus call samskaras...deep in the subterranean world of our subconscious we believe ourselves to be a certain type of person based on our upbringing.
Things like I am rich, I am poor, I am unlovable, I am insignificant, etc etc
The world around you right now is basically a printout of these identities...
If you can't seem to make money, you can believe that deep down you feel poor or feel like a failure...if you can't seem to find a relationship, you probably identify as lonely and unlovable, if you can't lose weight, you probably identify as overweight...etc etc
Most people are trying to get something from the world to make them feel better, but you can't get something if you don't believe you deserve it. You need to first resonate with it to receive it.
The most powerful way to create the future you want is thus to first let go and change your identity to be in alignment with that future.
You don't get what you want. You get who you are
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🍃 Soursop Leaves, aids in high blood pressure, kills cancer , relieves anxiety , depression to anti microbial properties to fight infection. Listen to this short video.
The natural remedies the doctors won’t tell you, but I will. 🍵
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اگلی آفت۔۔۔۔
کیا آپ لوگ موسم کو فالو کر رہے ہیں۔۔۔؟
میں صرف پچھلے دس دنوں کی صورتحال New to Old کچھ وڈیوز کی صورت میں اپلوڈ کر رہی ہوں جس سے اندازہ لگا لیجئے گا کہ پوری دنیا میں جنگ اور عدم استحکام کے ساتھ ساتھ کونسی اگلی
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نارووال شکر گڑھ کا گلوکار ہے "طیب امین تیجا" کل اس نے گانا (BaN) ریلیز کیا ہے اس گانے کے بعد آپ اسے پاکستان کا سدھو موسے والا کہ سکتے ہیں
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Pale Blue Dot is a photo of Earth that was taken by the Voyager 1 space probe in 1990 from a distance of about 6 billion kilometers (3.7 billion miles) as it was leaving our solar system. This is what Carl Sagan said about the photo:
"Look again at that dot. That's here. That's home. That's us. On it, everyone you love, everyone you know, everyone you ever heard of, every human being who ever was, lived out their lives. The aggregate of our joy and suffering, thousands of confident religions, ideologies, and economic doctrines, every hunter and forager, every hero and coward, every creator and destroyer of civilization, every king and peasant, every young couple in love, every mother and father, hopeful child, inventor, and explorer, every teacher of morals, every corrupt politician, every 'superstar,' every 'supreme leader,' every saint and sinner in the history of our species lived there — on a mote of dust suspended in a sunbeam.
The Earth is the only world known so far to harbor life. There is nowhere else, at least in the near future, to which our species could migrate. Visit, yes. Settle, not yet. Like it or not, for the moment the Earth is where we make our stand. It has been said that astronomy is a humbling and character-building experience. There is perhaps no better demonstration of the folly of human conceits than this distant image of our tiny world. To me, it underscores our responsibility to deal more kindly with one another, and to preserve and cherish the pale blue dot, the only home we've ever known.”
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Recently my friend was at a house when the host’s mamoo came to visit in a shiny Mercedes. Within 5 minutes someone had stolen it.
I believe they used Flipper Zero. Flipper in Karachi adds to an already dangerous crime ecosystem.
In 2020 Flipper started as a Kickstarter project. It made its fund raising goal in 8 minutes. Since then its raised over 8M USD and made over 80M USD in sales.
Flipper is essentially a portable Swiss knife of hacking tools freely available on Pakistani ecommerce websites. Its strength lies in cloning and emulating signals. This allows it to copy physical access security devices such as building pass keys and car FOB’s meaning no car or building is secure. It can also attach via wire to any computer that has a usb port. Oh it can also overload Wi-Fi connections and cut off your internet. It can also read nfc so any nfc enabled credit card is also fair game.
Oh it’s in stock at Tejar.pk
My advice: Get insurance for your civic.
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ChatGPT is Powerful Personal Assistant.
But only if you write good prompts.
Here are my 10 ChatGPT Prompts to help you with everything from LinkedIn Networking and Resume writing to Job Interview Preparation:
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NO. OF HRS TO CONSUME 1 UNIT - [1KWH] OF ELECTRICITY
Air-Conditioner
1.5HP: 53.4mins
1HP: 1hr 34mins
2HP: 40.2mins
4HP: 20.4mins
Blender (Medium): 2hrs 22mins
Cooker
1 Plate: 40.2mins
2 Plates + Oven: 18mins
2 Plates: 24mins
4 Plates: 13.2mins
Fan
Ceiling: 11hrs 76mins
Standing: 14hrs 29mins
Table: 25hrs
Kettle
Medium: 27mins
Small: 32.4mins
Lighting Bulb
Tungsten Filament: 16hrs 67mins
Energy Saving: 66hrs 67mins
Microwave (Medium): 1hr 11mins
Pressing Iron
Dry: 49.8mins
Steam: 30mins
Refrigerator
Large: 7hrs 14mins
Medium: 10hrs
Small: 12hrs 5mins
TV
300W: 3hrs 33mins
100W: 10hrs
Toaster
Large: 42.6mins
Medium: 1hr
Small: 1hr 33mins
Washing Machine
Spinning, Dryer: 28.8mins
Spinning: 2hrs 7mins
Water Dispenser: 1hr 43mins
Source: Ikeja electricity
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The era of “global warming” has ended. Welcome to the era of “global boiling,” warns UN Secretary-General António Guterres. Urgent climate action is crucial to limiting the global temperature rise.
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5 Simple Exercises That Will Transform Your Physique In Just Four Weeks.
01. Planking
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Raw Talent! Rafi like voice from Bhati Gate Lahore! But being thoroughbred Lahori means he'll pronounce thorra ("ڑ") as thora ("ر").
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Many people are talking about Claude being a better option than ChatGPT.
So I decided to put them to the test!
- Reasoning
- Simple math
- Coding
- Creativity & more
Here are my findings:
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Before you submit your application for a Masters or PhD scholarship, here are 5 statements you MUST include in your Statement of Purpose if you wish to win the hearts of your Admissions Committee:
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Here are 20 effective ChatGPT prompts to improve your academic writing in seconds:
1. Please revise the text to incorporate more formal vocabulary and precise terminology appropriate for an academic audience.
2. Transform the sentences to eliminate colloquial language and enhance the overall scholarly tone of the document.
3. Enhance the clarity and coherence of the text by implementing sophisticated sentence structures and advanced language usage.
4. Rework the text to ensure a consistent application of academic conventions, such as proper citation and adherence to a specific referencing style.
5. Refine the text by integrating relevant scholarly sources to support and bolster the presented arguments.
6. Rework the text to adhere to the conventions of scholarly objectivity, refraining from personal anecdotes or emotional language.
7. Elevate the language in the text by utilising appropriate synonyms and eliminating redundant or informal phrases.
8. Revise the text to exhibit a more detached and objective voice, characteristic of academic discourse.
9. Adjust the tone of the text to be more analytical and less opinion-based, maintaining a focus on evidence and logical reasoning.
10. Rephrase the text to maintain an appropriate level of formality while conveying complex ideas with precision.
11. Transform the text to ensure a seamless flow between paragraphs and sections, allowing the reader to follow the logical progression of ideas.
12. Enhance the text's cohesion by implementing transitional phrases and appropriate signposts that guide the reader through the content.
13. Review the text for any instances of jargon or overly technical language, replacing them with explanations that aid comprehension.
14. Revise the text to reflect a nuanced and balanced perspective, taking into account various scholarly interpretations and viewpoints.
15. Adjust the text to include more extensive critical analysis and engage with relevant counterarguments or alternative theories.
16. Rework the text to adhere to the conventions of formal academic writing, including proper organisation, headings, and subheadings.
17. Transform the language in the text to convey a sense of authority and expertise, showcasing a mastery of the subject matter.
18. Enhance the text's academic rigour by incorporating empirical evidence, data, or case studies to support theoretical claims.
19. Revise the text to ensure that concepts are defined clearly and concisely, catering to readers who may be less familiar with the subject.
20. Adjust the text to include citations not only for direct quotations but also for paraphrased ideas and borrowed concepts.


























