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Srimad Bhagavatam

by Kamala Subramaniam

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How to Get Rich: One of the World's Greatest Entrepreneurs Shares His Secrets

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The Yoga of Power: Tantra, Shakti, and the Secret Way

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“Chimp in state of nature never jerks off, but in captivity he does, wat does this mean?”
― Bronze Age Pervert, Bronze Age Mindset

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“Nature will not tolerate idleness or vacuums of any sort. All space must be and is filled with something . . . When the individual does not use the brain for the expression of positive, creative thoughts, nature fills the vacuum by forcing the brain to act upon negative thoughts.”
― Napoleon Hill, Outwitting the Devil: The Secret to Freedom and Success

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“Be definite in everything you do and never leave unfinished thoughts in the mind. Form the habit of reaching definite decisions on all subjects.”
― Napoleon Hill, Outwitting the Devil®: The Secret to Freedom and Success

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“Actually in history when you look at life of true nomads who are always on the move and in open space, they never engage in the kind of depressive introspection and questioning of life that you only see in settled and civilized peoples.”
― Bronze Age Pervert, Bronze Age Mindset

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“In the course of general acceleration and hyperactivity we are also losing the capacity for rage. Rage has a characteristic temporality incompatible with generalized acceleration and hyperactivity, which admit no breadth of time. The future shortens into a protracted present. It lacks all negativity, which would permit one to look at the Other. In contrast, rage puts the present as a whole into question. It presupposes an interrupting pause in the present... The general distraction afflicting contemporary society does not allow the emphasis nd energy of rage to arise.”
― Byung-Chul Han, The Burnout Society

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