A Massive Pain in My

Yea you guessed it.

Lesson to the wise, unless you feel like dealing with an epic level of irritation, do not I repeat do not train yourself to focus strongly on your thoughts while simultaneously listening intently to those around you. Once you figure out the phenomena of synchronicity and apply the aforementioned thought formation....

You'll figure out more than you bargained for.





I wanted to add something. Think about sleep, dreams, living, death.

Our sleep pattern depends upon the saturation of blue light upon our retinas. In darkness our minds release to rest.

But this is due to your eyes, and light. Your ears, never sleep. 360 degrees of aural integration.

I hear you brother. nuff said

a reply to: tinner07

Amen bro.

The wise shouldn't need a lesson.

If one focuses on their thoughts, their thoughts will be determined by that focus. They will have little to no idea of what the people surrounding are talking about.

Split your attention, on the other hand - that is incredibly useful.

As for the sleep, dreams, living, and death...well, one thing at a time.

P.S. Even though my ears are, right this moment, filled with headphones blaring some song, they are quite asleep, as my attention is on the writing of this post.

Time for my ears to wake up.

a reply to: kalunom

I don't think you understand what I'm talking about.


"Their thoughts."


How do you define this?

Did they create them?

Are they belonging to them?




It has potential to be the most powerful tool known, and it strikes me with a fear left untold.


Time for our ears to wake up.

elaborate for me please.

originally posted by: truthseeker10
elaborate for me please.

What the author of tyhis thread is saying is that he likes bacon and egg biscuits.


I *think* he means that if you don't listen carefully you might end up in a bad situation. Is this correct?