NirvanaNuke: The Ultimate Unveiling

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The End of the Search for Truth: Why Nothing is the Ultimate Freedom

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Thomas A. Vik
Sep 11, 2024
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Most people want truth.

They crave it like their next breath, searching for something real to grasp onto in a world built on smoke and mirrors.

They go from one practice to the next, hoping that enlightenment is just around the corner. But what happens when you realize there’s nothing to find? No truth. No higher state. No you. Yeah, I’m talking about nothingness. That’s the punchline to the cosmic joke. But don’t get too disheartened—there’s freedom in nothing…

…so let's walk through it.

The End of Self-Improvement

Spiritual seekers love self-improvement.

Yoga at dawn, journaling at dusk, detox diets, and meditative retreats—it’s a treadmill of betterment. But here’s a fun fact: all that self-improvement? It’s for a self that doesn’t exist.

It’s like buying new clothes for an imaginary friend. Go ahead, pile on the affirmations, the rituals, the vision boards. It’s not going to make “you” any more real than Santa Claus. The problem with all these feel-good practices is that they’re based on the assumption that there’s something wrong with you that needs fixing. Spoiler alert:

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