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I Know 4 Guaranteed Paths To Physical Immortality, Ask Me Anything
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Well, you have to regularly drink/eat the stone in order for it to keep you in the same state. It's like a 1 a day type thing
.The red stone physically reverses your age, no matter how old you are. It can cure any disease. Period. It can even resurrect a freshly dead body, the white stone cures *most* major illnesses.
If a person claims they have the stone and can't do these things, they do not have the stone
.It also transmutes base metals into gold, but that's the very least of its powers.
I've gotten approval, so I'll write this upHaha, I'm with you, Remi! I’d love to be in on that secret formula!
All right, I'll bite.
Also, welcome back, @pewep!
- How are you defining immortality? For instance, does your definition include imperishability of the physical form, or is it in reference to a continued existence regardless of a physical nature?
- What do you feel are the advantages and disadvantages of each path?
- Are you considering any of these paths? If so, which one and why?
- Do you feel any of these paths truly make you immortal, or do you think they just simulate immortality (i.e., they greatly extends your lifespan, but you will still perish eventually)?
- Related to the last question, do you believe any of these paths account for diseases? For example, what happens if you get rabies?
- In regards to the second path you mentioned, do you feel there are any repercussions to altering what we'll just refer to as "the spiritual properties" of water?
My dear, dear friend Zwielicht
. Actually, I wouldn't have made this thread without your encouraging me to return. Very pleased to hear from you bro, love ya.1. Well, by immortality, I'm referring to the ageless type - eternal youth. Decapitation will still kill, lol. After all, this is just how to stop someone from aging - not become an indestructible God. For that, you'll have to do neigong
.2. Okay, deserves its own post, I'll get on that
.3. I'm doing all 4
....although I'll do the kundalini path last because it can really potentially kill you/drive you completely insane if you fail.4. There is some debate about this, actually. The only one I can conclusively say for 100% certain that you will literally never die, ever, is the last path of qi.
I'm actually not entirely sure how long a person continually drinking the red stone may live....the limit is somewhere between 300-2000. It's very hard to estimate.
5. The red stone cures 100% of all diseases
. Kundalini literally burns/rewrites your nervous system with an ungodly amount of energy, enough to change your body on the atomic level. Qi has its limitations in curing diseases.....but I'm not sure. Vayusthambam offers no protection from injury/diseases. It's just a gimmick to induce immortality .6. Well, personally I feel like there is a bit of a problem with basically transforming into an energy vampire and sustaining yourself on the life force of other beings...no matter how undeveloped they are.....on the other hand...maybe if your immortality is for the good of all, I guess it's justifiable that way.
Hope that helps
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Awesome! Can’t wait to see the secret formula! Share the good stuff with us!I've gotten approval, so I'll write this up
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That's the highest level of Black Hat IM, using black magic for infinite wealth & lifespan,
It's just the hidden unlocked cheats at the end of the game
I've tried a 5th option 200 years ago and it didn't end up well
(luckily I've escaped )
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Bro wouldn't eternal life be more painful? Imagine seeing all your loved ones die, oh my God, it's horrible.In order of easiest to hardest, and the estimated time each one takes:
1. Create the red philosopher's stone. ( < 1 year if you had the exact method)
2. Attain enough telekinetic ability to be able to suck the life force out of common water (vayusthambam). (1-10 years depending on your starting health)
3. Raise your kundalini serpent to a high enough level that you can physically reconstruct every single atom in your body. (10-20 years, also the most dangerous)
4. Store and refine enough qi that it naturally halts your aging process entirely. (30-50 years, extremely difficult but virtually 100% guaranteed if you can simply stick to a schedule for decades)
As you can see, none of these paths are easy, but if you desperately want to live forever...well, these are the only legit paths I know. Each one took a long time to know, and some serious rabbit holes were involved.
Good luck!
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That’s so true! We’re meant to enjoy the time we have with loved ones instead. Quality over quantity!
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Neither is the stuff you are on. Just kidding.It's not for everyone
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Well, I can't really speak for anyone else, but I'll just say that I'm not attached to my identity as "pewep", lol.
For me, even if loved ones pass, there's still an opportunity to dance the song of life at another time. That really, really, really isn't a problem for me...at all.
I like the idea of reaching a very high level in neigong, that would take hundreds of years. I'm not bothered in the slightest by how the planet will likely change.
I also think it would be really interesting to see new forms of governments, new religions, new ideas, new countries, new everything come and go.
I'd be looking forward to a summer home on Mars. LOL.
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Are you alright? (Serious question)
OK.OK. Then you are 100% fine. Just a different unique way of looking at things.I also think it would be really interesting to see new forms of governments, new religions, new ideas, new countries, new everything come and go.
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Well, I can't really speak for anyone else, but I'll just say that I'm not attached to my identity as "pewep", lol.
For me, even if loved ones pass, there's still an opportunity to dance the song of life at another time. That really, really, really isn't a problem for me...at all.
I like the idea of reaching a very high level in neigong, that would take hundreds of years. I'm not bothered in the slightest by how the planet will likely change.
I also think it would be really interesting to see new forms of governments, new religions, new ideas, new countries, new everything come and go.
Just kidding, don't take this personally/seriously
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It's not that I don't care, man.
I've been looking after my sick mother for a while. I'd give anything to see her recover
. But after going through that for a while, I've come to realize that I'm just not "attached" to identity - mine or anyone elses. I have a loving wife, a good father, and good friends. I don't want to see them in pain - but that's just life.I just see my life as a bunch of characters I'm obliged to play. The "real" me, the light of consciousness, isn't made up of molecules and physical energy gradients.
I have no attachment or concern about what happens to the body, after it has fulfilled its purpose. I'm just using mine to strengthen my spiritual abilities. Nothing more
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Love your outlook, pew! It’s inspiring to see someone embrace the evolution of life and all its possibilities.Well, I can't really speak for anyone else, but I'll just say that I'm not attached to my identity as "pewep", lol.
For me, even if loved ones pass, there's still an opportunity to dance the song of life at another time. That really, really, really isn't a problem for me...at all.
I like the idea of reaching a very high level in neigong, that would take hundreds of years. I'm not bothered in the slightest by how the planet will likely change.
I also think it would be really interesting to see new forms of governments, new religions, new ideas, new countries, new everything come and go.
A summer home on Mars sounds like the ultimate getaway; just hope the neighbors don’t blast their music too loud!
pewep
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Thank you buddyLove your outlook, pew! It’s inspiring to see someone embrace the evolution of life and all its possibilities.
A summer home on Mars sounds like the ultimate getaway; just hope the neighbors don’t blast their music too loud!
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I actually love reading your posts! they always bring something interesting to the conversation!Thank you buddy
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I agree with you bro everything is beautiful in its time, even death is beautiful after a certain time because it's time
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I appreciate you taking the time to answer my questions. I like seeing how much thought you put into your responses.My dear, dear friend Zwielicht
1. Well, by immortality, I'm referring to the ageless type - eternal youth. Decapitation will still kill, lol. After all, this is just how to stop someone from aging - not become an indestructible God. For that, you'll have to do neigong
2. Okay, deserves its own post, I'll get on that
3. I'm doing all 4
4. There is some debate about this, actually. The only one I can conclusively say for 100% certain that you will literally never die, ever, is the last path of qi.
I'm actually not entirely sure how long a person continually drinking the red stone may live....the limit is somewhere between 300-2000. It's very hard to estimate.
5. The red stone cures 100% of all diseases
6. Well, personally I feel like there is a bit of a problem with basically transforming into an energy vampire and sustaining yourself on the life force of other beings...no matter how undeveloped they are.....on the other hand...maybe if your immortality is for the good of all, I guess it's justifiable that way.
Hope that helps
I knew you would figure out what I was getting at with the sixth question.
As always, it's fun reading your threads. Carry on.
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