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Lower your viral set point

  • Writer: davidsmith208
    davidsmith208
  • Apr 1, 2020
  • 1 min read

Lower your viral set point

Poem:

Some may think those into withdrawal mechanics are wrong but you can see that that is not true. You can do at least obscure publication. Just sitting in the station has it’s vocation. You can lower your viral set point by just singing hymns. Advanced mystics are hardened celibates to them sensual desires are child’s play. On the 1st of April you do not have to be fooled again but can go within. You can just do your Simran like an Anchorite. When you reach the Endgame of Life you can be Triumphant and do not have to accept defeat. As a circumstance adjustable Taoist you can just go with the flow which is engage in zikhr you can just meditate for six hours and then go on the rooftop and do sunshine yoga. The solution to you getting Covid-19 is to meditate and the solution to not getting it is also to meditate so there can be no conflict. If you are still stuck on the wheel of 84 you can try to get off. You can go into deep meditation and come out as someone who is no longer himself. You can just drink from the well in Brahmand.

You can open up your spiritual ascent by just ceasing to block it. Even if you come back as someone else you should still express yourself.

A Poem by David Smith NYC

April 1 2020


 
 
 

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