I seriously feel like 25% of my game are a warrior or priest who consistently rope every single turn even though they play their cards right away. Like WTF?? are they just trying to get people to concede out of boredom? I wish you could report or something for this, it definitely makes me not want to play.
EDIT: Apparently, the english translation for Mahoraga vs Sukuna was incorrect and reverse/positive energy are the same.
In Jujutsu, there are two known forms of cursed energy: negative and positive.
The negative version of CE is common and used for diverse purposes: techniques, barriers, body enhacements etc. Cursed Spirits have a edge over humans/hybrids when it comes to negative CE since it is what composes their body, allowing them to regenerate naturally.
The positive version of CE is a lot rarer than the negative ones. It is exclusive to humans and weapons (maybe hybrids as well) since cursed spirits are fully made of negative CE and can't use it. Positive CE has been used in three ways: healing (reverse cursed technique), techniquel reversal and as a weapon against cursed spirits (sword of extermination).
This opens the door to question: can positive energy stop cursed techniques?
After being hit with a weapon covered in positive cursed energy (CH118), Sukuna said:
>It's enveloped in positive energy, similar to reverse cursed energy.If i was a cursed spirit, i'd be a goner.
According to Sukuna himself, he'd be one shotted by the sword of extermination even though he had blocked it. My point is: if positive CE can one-shot a cursed spirit, which is fully composed of negative CE, couldn't it also stop cursed techniques, which are made of negative CE as well?Extras:The Inverted Spear of Heaven, which could stop cursed techniques, was described to have a "foreign cursed energy" by Toji. Couldn't this foreign CE actually be positive energy? Satoru also managed to use reverse cursed energy for the first time after being hit with it.
That got longer than i thought. English's not my first language, so my bad for any mistakes or misunderstandings.
Like every guard every sweep every submission. Everything.
Here is what I've been doing nightly for awhile:
https://astralprojectionisreal.com/astral-projection-techniques-2/
I think the book was called The Box Thief or The Package Thief or something along those lines, but I haven't been able to find it.
The premise is that a girl, I believe 12 to 16, of Native American descent (I don't remember if they used the term Native American or Indian; it's been more than 12 years since I read this book) is kidnapped with her friend over a package wrapped in brown paper. I believe this was the first time I ever encountered the word 'chloroform' and they were shoved into a white van--I know, classic, and probably doesn't really help with identifying the book. The cover, if I'm remembering right, showed a photo of a porch with this parcel on it.
The girls wake up tied to chairs in some sort of cellar, I think being held for ransom. The protagonist was well-known in her friend group for being able to 'shrink her bones' to escape being tied during games with friends, and she manages to use this so-described Native American trick to 'shrink her bones' (meaning relax her muscles enough to maneuver her joints through tight spaces) to slip out of the ropes securing her to the chair, then break a window in the cellar and escape by shimmying through it while her friend screamed bloody murder.
Both girls were fine in the end; it was definitely a kids book, but I've never been able to find it again and I know I read it because it's what got me interested in that genre of books. Google searches have yielded nothing. Any help with identifying this book would be greatly appreciated!
So many people in the world of LOA are seeking "the magical technique"
I've been studying LOA for nearly 20 years, I've run seminars in North America and Europe, I've trained facilitators in over 20 countries, I've sat in the Abe Hicks hot seat 10 times.
Last month I launched a million dollar manifestation challenge in another community and it only took 20 days to surpass 1 million $ in unexpected money manifestation. Wednesday we hit the 4 week mark and we'll be at about 1.25 million.
Success in this world is NOT about a single technique. Manifestation is a game of resistance and allowance, pure and simple. Some "techniques" might help alleviate some resistance for some people but there is no single one and only end all process that will magically unlock everything for everyone.
Real success is about seeing this as a lifestyle. It's about consistency in the vibrations you practice. You can do a 20 minute money abundance meditation each day, but if you spend the rest of your day in lack vibration you won't be making much progress. Momentum builds with consistency.
Learn the fundamentals about how your attraction point works, how your reality is a projection of your own consciousness (it's always mirroring to you what you need to work on within yourself), how to effectively uproot and transmute your fears/negative beliefs/negative emotions and above all stop chasing anything - when you chase something you're dominantly practice the lack vibration of that desire. Remember - anything we chase is to sooth an internal discomfort - that's the resistance you need to address. Learn about the path of highest excitement, the importance of grounding and living outside the mental body, meditation, learn to rely on the mechanism of synchronicity, calibrate to the energy of the solution, following inspired impulses, etc.
Manifestation isn't difficult - it's actually quite simple, everyone is doing it all day every day. Honor and appreciate how far you've come, remember that there are always next levels and new layers to discover, and most of all don't forget to have fun along the journey.
One of the major causes of failure when it comes to AP is derived from a heavily rooted conception we have of this phenomenon: the idea that during AP we "project" or "transfer" our consciousness to the astral plane, getting it out of its fleshy vessel. Although this may or may not be true, I have found that this idea becomes a hindrance for the practice of AP in people who can't leave their bodies. The reason is quite simple: when you think that you are in your body and you have to get out of it, you put a lot of responsibility on yourself. You feel that if you don't do it, if you don't do this miracle of leaving the body, then you will remain there. This is really bad, for you start to doubt whether you will be able to do it or not, and you also feel a tremendous haste for immediate results, because the more you are doing the technique, the more uncomfortable with the idea of failure you will be. This goes on and on.
To solve this problem I have come with a simple trick that one can add to any AP technique (although it has more natural affinity with the Rope Technique), which consists of thinking the other way around: instead of You moving towards the astral plane, it moves towards You. This simple idea can change dramatically the way you react emotionally to an upcoming projection. Basically it's about replacing this unnatural idea of having to leave your body by deliberately getting out of it, replacing it with a more relaxed idea: the astral plane coming towards you. This will put you in a more passive role, allowing you to approach the practice with more calmness, serenity and openness to the outcome. In other words, instead of trying to "go" to the astral plane you allow it to approach you, therefore you stop worrying about everything (e.g. you stop having haste, because you don't have to arrive there, it comes to you instead; you don't worry about doing it right or wrong, for it is the astral plane who goes towards you, etc). Unbound by the emotions, thoughts and the feeling of responsibility that ruin all chances of success, you enhance your results.
So if you feel attracted to this idea, and have difficulties with having your first OBE, try the following version of the Rope Technique: When you use your imagination to climb the rope, don't try to "pull yourself out" of body by doing so. Instead, try to pull the astral plane towards you, imagining that this rope comes from the astral realm. Feel the calmness that derives from not being the one
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Much appreciated
I think Karate and it's descendants follow exactly this philosophy, 'One technique..many applications'
Trying to figure out how to make a net, but only finding guides that require measuring and cutting the rope or working with multiple ropes.
Main two knots I'm seeing are the carrick bend/sheet bend and the crown knot.
Is there a way to make one that would only require a single rope and no cuts?
Hello — I have a strange request. I tie up my electrical cables when I'm not using them. My current method takes too long. What are some quick knots that don't involve any other parts to tie onto, and can be untied with a quick pull? Thanks!
