THE NEW AFTERTHOUGHT

97 % money: government, banks and debt-job economy

How does inflation and recession comes about? What is fiat money? And how is 97% of the money managed?How government and bank enables and influence debt-job economy

Being your best self through knowing and understanding your flaws and personas. Character creation.

Character creation through known perceptions and recreational thinking. Creating new selves through knowing and integration of the old.

Satanism Vs Christianity

What God really thinks about religion, do you really know? And do you have your own faith, what are the truths found in religion?

Counter Procrastination and Bad Behaviours

Why adapt logical thinking? [www.kaerah.com] We can first try to adapt logical thinking instead of systematic and rational thinking or trusting our feelings intuitively by having a check in system that can provide some anchor onto our way of thinking. I.e. I feel fat all the time, Using logical thinking you can check with yourself: Do you eat alot all the time? Are you overweight all the time? If so, you can conclude some truths to your feelings, forget about the self loving visionaries that trust you to unfuck your suffering by offering you more lies. If you are unhealthy and you feel fucked up, and remember the control is in your hands.

Breaking the limitations of the mind

Things to explore on breaking inherited limiting beliefs: Limiting beliefs act as "truth systems" that seem to limit yourself from executing things that can be achieved without. Theses system of thinking are often developed during childhood and adolescent; Such as picking up habitual attitudes and mindsets about his or her own adaptations throughout out his development, this is seen through his cyclical waking period and schedule that are often mistaken as "natural habits" that are beyond one's control. listen more on www.kaerah.com [www.kaerah.com] Symptoms and attitudes: 1. an "i can't" attitude 2. an "only if i" attitude 3. that preludes a differential thinking that used to identify and trap the individual from acting on his own free will. 4. As seen from the video, the man in red, actually identifies cultural thinking that entraps one from acting against and opening new pathways to explore.