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7. Forget Self-Care
• Simple. To ramp-up your suffering: stop bathing, grooming, cleaning,
wearing clean clothes, and shaving yourself.
• To add: stop exercising and stretching; instead, sit and slouch all day (that
way you can block circulation through your spine and to your brain---
maximized self-suffering!)
• Also, for even more suffering, sleep whenever you want (the less consistent
the better!). Build an addiction to caffeine instead of really solving the
solution (that you're not resting well/enough).
• Also, to make sure you don't sleep well: don't let yourself unwind before
bed. Instead, just do what makes you feel pumped, anxious, and stressed:
work late, rush dinner before bed, don't do what you enjoy, listen to loud
music, have bright lights, and keep your eyes glued to your screens (tv or
phone).
• Basically, do anything to help you forget that you are amazing, deserve to be
loved, and deserve to create, achieve, and attain anything your heart desires.
Not taking care of yourself is a one-way ticket to suffering here and now.
• Consume stupid low-quality content in the name of entertainment. Never try
to be curious or explore. Live in your head, in your past, in your issues. And
dare not bring stories, art or music close to your life.
Conclusion: To suffer the most: don't be present, don't be empathetic, don't listen to
others, don't take care of yourself. To maximize your suffering: ruminate on the past, worry
about the future, label everything, judge others based on those labels, assume the worst
about everything, overwhelm yourself, burn yourself out, never accept responsibility but
also never ask for help, and simply tell yourself things that make you forget that you can
literally create whatever you desire with your God-given ability to create, by having faith in
yourself, faith in the Universe, faith in your own heart and experiences, patience, and
gratitude.