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Hello,
Sorry, i don't know what category it is so I put it into meditations, because that's the main issue.
Also sorry about lengthy post, people used to misunderstand me, and im trying to avoid that.

My issue is, I am an adult without inherited wealth. Which means I work from 5 am to 5 pm. Which means if i just think about doing meditation, or any type of "work" that requires focus, I want to puke. No, no offense, don't misunderstand, I LOVE your meditation section. It is just the thought that i am about to collapse from exhaustion, and now i should put MORE effort into survival. How do others do it? How can you find will or strength to meditate, when all i can find is the question whether to kill myself or not? How do you find the free time?
I know it sounds like im lazy, but irl, im just so fcking done and exhausted all the time. No, i don't have depression, no i don't have motivation issues, I have sleep deprivation, because of enforced capitalism.
Do you have any type of solution to that? I'd love to meditate. -In theory, but when i about to do that irl, i struggle to not fall asleep.
pls help. ty.
 
pls help. ty.

I think you need to change your perspective towards this. You are looking at meditation as if it’s a chore, when in fact it is actually very relaxing and will make you feel more energized and alive after a long day, not the opposite.

Especially aura cleaning and trance work
 
The problem is not capitalism, and you will see this further on this path.
I understand well the problem you are facing, it was something I personally struggled with.
In your case I'd sacrifice something that I usual give my time to... After work, I'd go directly to sleep one/two hours, then meditate. This will restore your energy.
If you have a family, it is more difficult, but you can manage it.
After the first 6 months I'd start money/career workings to find a better opportunity, as I see you are not happy with your work in general...
In my personal case, I asked Zeus help with this, and He helped, but I was already meditating for 6 months.
I tell you, you will be glad of every single drop of sacrifice you do today, Zeus rewards this.
Ask Zeus guidance and follow the path anyway. Do not let circumstances dictate what you do with your life.
 
Yes, it's a very difficult question.

You choose between your own conscience, freedom, and material security in order to be able to do what is necessary to survive.

Try to find another, less exhausting job, not 12 but at least 8 hours.

Try to make sure that the money you earn is not spent on useless nonsense, but brings even more money, so that at least in 5-10 years to be able to work less.
 
My issue is, I am an adult without inherited wealth. Which means I work from 5 am to 5 pm. Which means if i just think about doing meditation, or any type of "work" that requires focus, I want to puke. I LOVE your meditation section. It is just the thought that i am about to collapse from exhaustion, and now i should put MORE effort into survival.
LOL. Meditation is actually relaxing, if you are doing it correctly. It's supposed to be the most relaxing thing, just chilling and visualizing and feeling your chakras for example. If you take it too seriously and it feels like work to you, then chances are you're doing it wrong. Your mental state is everything.

Do you have any type of solution to that? I'd love to meditate. -In theory, but when i about to do that irl, i struggle to not fall asleep.

Do it while sitting with your spine straight. No lying down, no slouching your back. That position isn't too comfortable to make you sleep, so it's taught by many meditation instructors.

Also it's better to do it early in the morning before working. Starting your work with the high energy felt from meditation will make it much better.
 
I understand the problem, for now, try to get on with 20 minutes of meditation a day, and focus on the basics.
void meditation, aura cleaning and chakra spin are a good trio. A good trick to do is do trance meditation when you go to bed. Instead of trying to get unconscious, stay conscious, do the 6-6-6 breathing. Here is a good guide to trance:
 
Something else that needs to be reminded is that you start meditating with 10 minutes per day... not with an hour.
Honestly, meditation to me it's not always relaxing. Void meditation is demanding. Meditation at the beginning IS demanding. It is not "naturally" relaxing, if you are not already trained in inducing the relaxed state. All of this require mental strength...
Then, it becomes naturally relaxing, but because you are trained enough and focus becomes natural.
Discipline is not innate, and with meditation you cannot go with inertia.
 
Empowering your soul through power meditation and witchcraft is actually the way to get out of an entire lifetime of what you're experiencing.

It's part of Natural Law that you will have to struggle initially to gain what you want in reality, you have to work with the hand you are dealt.

You can begin by writing down your priorities/goals life vs. the things you end up actually doing each day -- from there you can try to bridge the gap with small daily efforts, I like to do habit stacking for this. For example;
- while you wait for your coffee to brew you can do a breathing exercise for extra energy,
- drinking your coffee outside you can take a moment to breathe in the Sun energy into your aura and chakras and say an affirmation for protection,
-cleaning your aura with visualisation is very effective while in the shower,
- after I do some chores (sweeping, vacuuming...) each day I immediately start yoga and I feel good knowing my mat is on a clean floor,
- that post-yoga buzz in corpse pose is a great time to then say protection/goals affirmations

Start small, doing habit stacking is a great way to get it ingrained into your daily life "since you're doing xyz anyways may as well xyz".

I'm playing videogames, the download/loading screen is taking a while, I'll do some void meditation in the meantime.

No more prioritising braindead scrolling on insta, videogames etc., before you know it there will be zero resistance to meditate and you will literally manifest your greatest wishes and dreams 🙏🏻 ✨
 
Hello,
Sorry, i don't know what category it is so I put it into meditations, because that's the main issue.
Also sorry about lengthy post, people used to misunderstand me, and im trying to avoid that.

My issue is, I am an adult without inherited wealth. Which means I work from 5 am to 5 pm. Which means if i just think about doing meditation, or any type of "work" that requires focus, I want to puke. No, no offense, don't misunderstand, I LOVE your meditation section. It is just the thought that i am about to collapse from exhaustion, and now i should put MORE effort into survival. How do others do it? How can you find will or strength to meditate, when all i can find is the question whether to kill myself or not? How do you find the free time?
I know it sounds like im lazy, but irl, im just so fcking done and exhausted all the time. No, i don't have depression, no i don't have motivation issues, I have sleep deprivation, because of enforced capitalism.
Do you have any type of solution to that? I'd love to meditate. -In theory, but when i about to do that irl, i struggle to not fall asleep.
pls help. ty.
Should definitely first start with the basics such as yoga once your able to consistently do yoga, aura cleaning and void then you can move on
I personally would have been much further if I was able to stick to the basics more consistently
Only now am able to consistently meditate more consistently
I strongly suggest do the 40 days of power and the 6 months program
After you have done the 40 of power make your own little schedule of priority's meditation that you want and are able to do
It does take a while to get accustomed to consistently meditate but you Shall get used to it
We are not all the same
And we all go through phases
So you shall definitely get to the piont where want to reach just stay consistent
 

Al Jilwah: Chapter IV

"It is my desire that all my followers unite in a bond of unity, lest those who are without prevail against them." - Shaitan

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