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Super-Naturalization: How to Become “More Than Human”

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Wellness and Self-Improvement

Key Concepts (as Presented)

  • “Supernaturalization”: Becoming “more than human” by developing latent “occult/supernatural powers” (e.g., telepathy, astral projection, levitation, invisibility) through high spiritual development.
  • “Personal demon” (clarified): Not an external, contagious “unclean spirit,” but an internal higher self / immortal true self—the “self with a big S.”
  • Core thesis: Accessing the higher self enables “superpowers,” especially:
    • confidence
    • aura/charisma
    • dominance
    • creativity
    • effortless social action

Wellness & Self-Practice Strategies Mentioned

  • NoFap / semen retention / complete celibacy (2–3+ weeks recommended)

    • Purpose: bring you closer to the “personal demon” / higher self.
    • Expected experience (per speaker): a felt emergence of presence/energy, described as a “return” after abstaining.
  • “Social momentum” training (approach consistently over multiple days)

    • Example given: approach women three nights in a row (Thu/Fri/Sat).
    • What improves over time (speaker’s claim):
      • internal discomfort → ease
      • personality / “face” may shift
    • Framed mechanism: repeated discomfort trains the unconscious/higher self to take the lead, producing a trance-like “awakening.”

Productivity / Behavioral Methodology (How It’s Meant to Work)

  • Cold approach as a “vehicle” for merging with the higher self

    • Exoteric reason: build dating skill and increase odds via social exposure.
    • Esoteric reason: the adrenaline/terror response from approaching a stranger resembles “life-or-death” activation, thereby “activating” the higher self.
  • Two “best ways” to bring the higher self to consciousness

    1. Sexual alchemy via retention/celibacy
    2. Life-or-death (or “feel-like-life-or-death”) situations, including fear/stress that triggers an inner command center
  • Progress measurement (inner unity / will)

    • Uses Gurdjieff’s “many eyes” → “big eye” metaphor:
      • “Small eyes” = conflicting internal impulses
      • “Big eye” = inner unity and stable will
    • Practical indicator: can you do what you decide without internal resistance and without crutches?

Claims About Motivation, Control, and “Choice”

  • Positive possession (personal demon): increases choice and control (less ego-driven fear, more purposeful action).
  • Negative possession (external/foreign or unprepared unconscious): involves compulsion and lack of control (e.g., addiction, abuse, crimes).
  • Main marker of “more-than-human” (per speaker): the ability to enact decisions at all times, not only under alcohol, momentum, or other “crutches.”

Presenters / Sources (as Mentioned)

  • Presenter / speaker (YouTube video): not explicitly named in the subtitles.
  • Socrates
  • Pythagoreans / “Pistocratic philosopher Impedicles”: name appears distorted; exact source unclear.
  • Plotinus (subtitles show “Plutinus”)
  • Carl Jung (appears as “Carl Young” due to subtitle error)
  • Gurdjieff (appears as “Gerif” / “Gerjiff” in subtitles)
  • Russian mystic “Gerif/Gerjiff”: same Gurdjieff reference
  • Catholic Church exorcists: referenced generally; no specific person named

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