How does the energy of Lucifer feel like?

I have experimented with Asmodeus enn, so I think I know about his energy a little bit, but never tried with Lucifer enn. If anyone could explain, it’d be nice. Thanks.

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u/Akaaaaal — 12 days ago

Regarding car parking availability in/near Holy Cross Catholic Church, Sarabha Nagar.

Hi all. New to the city, will be visiting the Holy Cross Catholic Church in Sarabha Nahar soon, just wanted to know if there is car parking availability in or nearby the premises so I don’t end up getting my car towed or something since I will be spending at least an hour there. Thank you.

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u/Akaaaaal — 19 days ago
▲ 13 r/COC

What’s your all time favourite scenery? Here’s mine😍

u/Akaaaaal — 1 month ago
▲ 76 r/atheism

How are so many people still getting brainwashed by religious scriptures without caring for or asking for any proof or evidence whatsoever?

Hi all, new here. It never fails to surprise me how so many people, all around the globe, are still being completely brainwashed based on what was written in a book, thousands of years back.

I understand humans in general want a sense of community which includes sharing the same kind of beliefs, but with so much academic, scientific, technological progress, why are people still believing in something that has no proof of existence except words in some book or multiple books for some religions?

Would love to hear your opinion on why, also open to a healthy discussion. Cheers!

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u/Akaaaaal — 4 months ago
▲ 165 r/hinduism

Why put value on virginity if essentially “we are not the body” and the soul has already been reincarnated millions of times?

Disclaimer: I do not intend to hurt anyone’s religious sentiments, nor am I implying that people who only want to stay with just one life partner is somehow bad, I am only questioning where this social expectation comes from, and why does our religion alienate, demonise even, anyone who doesn’t want to follow the rules? When there is a major flaw and loophole in the core of this rule. I want a discussion that’s all.

Pretty much what the title says. So the very core belief of Hinduism is that we are not the body, nor the mind.
Highest goal is moksha, and since we are already reincarnated in many different planes in all kinds of yonis, it is just impossible for anyone to be a virgin?

If the same logic of karma applies to the fact that we get birth according to our past deeds, based on which our gotra and parents and stuff like that is determined and we are expected to follow and accept it, how and why do we conveniently forget about the part that none of us is virgin technically?

And why don't this very fact makes us question the concept of virginity criteria for women specifically? If you and me already took millions of rebirths, we definitely had some sort of physical relationships, whether as an animal, insect, even human?

Don't give me the "why do we eat if we already ate yesterday" analogy because I don't subscribe to the fact that we are not the body.

PS: I think virginity of a bride is super outdated and heavily patriarchal concept, only made up because of lacking of mental health awareness in ancient times and also because of how society attached pride with certain behaviour patterns, like staying loyal and dedicated even if it's not being reciprocated, or even if marriage is abusive. Society intelligently started rewarding it so women would do more pleasing just to get bare minimum in the name of culture.

Sorry but unlike the west, at least in ancient India, women were not shamed for wanting to experience physical pleasure, I don't know how we got to where we are now, but we nearly don't talk about all this enough.

TL;DR—If souls have lived countless past lives, then judging women based on virginity seems philosophically inconsistent with reincarnation and is more likely a cultural/patriarchal tradition than a spiritual necessity.

Used ChatGPT for TL;DR. Thank you all!

u/Akaaaaal — 4 months ago

Is the MacBook Neo right choice for me? Read body.

Hi, I was considering this laptop for casual 1080p video editing and occasionally 4k video editing, nothing heavy just trimming and combining few clips together for vlogging purposes, along with casual internet browsing and streaming Netflix etc, light office work like creating PDFs, mails, just basic light stuff.

Should I go for this or is Air a better option? Thanks!

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u/Akaaaaal — 4 months ago
▲ 5 r/iphone

Who uses the Music Haptics feature and what is your feedback?

u/Akaaaaal — 4 months ago
▲ 20 r/whoop

What dehydration and this severe heat did to me😵‍💫

Just locked in my AC room and refusing to leave till I feel better, had severe dizziness till yesterday night, thankfully feeling a lot better now!

u/Akaaaaal — 5 months ago

Let’s try Amul Whey Protein now!

Have tried almost every major brand with dymatize being my top favourite (although I agree it’s overpriced), ON Gold Whey is my second favourite, it always has been super consistent with decent classic flavour and premium protein quality, but super excited to try out our locally sourced and manufactured protein! Will switch to this forever if it feels right.

u/Akaaaaal — 5 months ago
▲ 9 r/whoop

Got my Peak 5.0, loving the stats till now (been 6 days)🙂‍↔️

u/Akaaaaal — 5 months ago