when you strive for anything in this world with the belief that it will bring you peace, you are belittling yourself and blinding yourself to glory.

#asknostr im looking for the singular best podcast episode that presents the clearest case for why someone needs to own some bitcoin. i talk to normies & no-coiners all the time & my best words at the time seem to fall short. aside from the books that present a great case ( @Saifedean Ammous, @Lawrence Lepard, @Jeff Booth), what podcasts episode come to mind that normies can understand & get orange-pilled? @walker @Marty Bent @ODELL @BTC Sessions @Jor @Rajat Soni, CFA

if any of my friends on here already picked up a ticket to the 2026 bitcoin conference and want a place to stay on the strip, let me know.

there are no small upsets. all are equally disturbing to my peace of mind.

to make an earlier point clear, the purpose of our suffering, feeling unloved and unfairly treated, is to make others feel guilty so that our sin of betraying love will rest on them and not on us.

What i attack in you and label as evil, wicked, and sinful, is nothing more than a projection of what i have first labeled as evil, wicked, and sinful in myself.

Guilt is the bedrock of our self-concept as separated selves.

Because of our guilt, we have a burning need to observe sin in everyone else, to project it outward. One or another. The idea that someone must bear the consequence of that “sin,” and it is too intolerable to think it would be you.

Over and over in our special (love) relationships do we seek for something outside to complete us, to make us feel happy, loved, and whole. Such pursuit will always fail since our completion rests only within.

the reflection of holiness calls everyone to lay all guilt aside.

your true identity is so secure, so lofty, sinless, glorious and great, wholly beneficent and free from guilt.

missing @whit from my feed. it’s been too long, my friend.