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Improved Extended Longevity

A simple way to live longer, is to make each moment last longer. It's better than the usual method because you get the extra time while your body is still young enough to make the most of it. Making them bigger works, too.

You can train yourself a new perception with Yoga and similar disciplines, even use herbs and other substances I guess, until your mind is working at 2x or whatever-you-like; basically, each of us could experience bigger, longer moments if we wanted to.

Then we could do more, learn more, be more, live more, more more more. Babies do and then some, until they learn to ignore. Fortunately learning to un-ignore, whilst tricky, is doable, again, if you want to. Do you want to?

For some, the idea of more life is horrifying; bored with the slice they have already. More of it would only compound the problem; and there an underlying cause of much malaise and procrastination; of course; we only want more of the good things. That's why poor people don't live long.

Now, you were about to bound unto the next paragraph without the slightest clue about my meaning, right? 1 The thing is, the next paragraph may well rely on your understanding the first. Misunderstanding creates trouble. From a recent email..



Which leads me to conclude that this sort of thing goes on a lot more than I like to imagine.2

Okay, what I mean is, people get what they want, what they truly desire. If you love living life, chances are you will do everything you can to get more of it, either bigger life or longer life; you will eat better, exercise regularly, think positively, en-joy everything more, be more, and so on. People who don't enjoy their life as much, don't do these things, and on a purely physical level, kill themselves more quickly than affluent sorts. Of course this is sweeping generalization, but a decent one.

So, our reality creation, whether by some metaphysical mechanism, or the product of our thoughts, gestures, words and actions with some goal at back of them, follows the lines we set it. Think, think yourself younger. Or more correctly, don't think yourself older.

With this established, we can move onto said "next paragraph", grasping the topic of reality creation with both hands and allowing it to steer us through the soup of it with no thought whatsoever of religion or spirits or the after-life or any of the other tantalizing fictions implied. REALITY CREATION. Nuffink else..

Yet another group of people seem in a desperate hurry to get to "the other side", and spend almost their entire life thinking about it, and waiting for it, even though they have no real idea what "it" is, and no clue as to when arrival is expected. Rather than practising their own free will (as intended), some other person or organisation has roped them into doing their bidding, instead. This is fairly common, even in so-called civilised societies.

Even outside the bounds of organised sheepdom, the habits of getting older are carefully practised and passed down the generations. How to heave a sigh at tasks once easy. A thoughtless, dishonest excuse that sticks. The meaningful lies we tell our body3. Passing ticks that amount to time worn into us. A skin replaced a hundred times still shows childhood scars.

Perceptually speaking, I'm told we live half our life by the time we are Eighteen years old. It's all in the mind, of course. Retain this time-stretching ability and you have yourself a superb longevity trick. For instance, you could spend five hours at a dinner party that only lasted two, if it was a good party, that is.

for now..

;o) Cor