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Sep 3
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4 min read
19 Pictures Exposing Life’s Dark Truths:
I guarantee you'll be surprised to see the number 19.🫠
Share & bookmark now 😍
( The thread for all ages. )
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Aug 30
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17 tweets
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5 min read
Tulsi Gabbard’s new interview with Megyn Kelly is going viral.
And she’s NOT just talking about border security.
She just uncovered a classified intel leak, a buried pandemic link, and a secret fight to stop Trump.
Here’s what you should know (before this story disappears): 🧵
It began with a strategic intelligence leak to The Washington Post.
Classified information about border enforcement was selectively released.
Critical context about Venezuela's role was deliberately omitted from what the public saw.
This wasn't accidental - it was calculated...
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Aug 25
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7 tweets
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2 min read
How To Become A Disciplined Man (Even if you've been lazy for years):
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Bookmark it. 🔖
Step: 1.
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Aug 24
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11 tweets
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3 min read
Everyone needs to hear this…
The Empty Boat Mindset:
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(a visual thread)
A monk is meditating on a lake when a boat bumps into his…
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Aug 22
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10 tweets
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2 min read
For centuries, Japanese monks have mastered the art of mental peace.
Here are their 8 timeless techniques to stop overthinking:
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Naikan Reflection (内観)
Our minds race because we focus on the wrong things. This technique brings clarity through three simple questions each night:
What did I receive today?
What did I give?
What troubles did I cause?
Spend 15 minutes. No more questions needed.