Remember Jow Forums (((they))) want you to remain weak, stupid, and ignorant.It’s time to clean your house. What have you done today to improve your mental/physical/spiritual wellbeing user?
>What is /SIG/ and what is it doing on Jow Forums?
Since Jow Forums is an anti degeneracy board it is only logical that we try and promote the healthiest lifestyle possible. We are against drug abuse, alcoholism, pornography, gluttony and laziness. Taking care of oneself is incredibly important in order to make any sort of positive change in the world. Before we can know right from wrong, we must enrich ourselves spiritually. Before we can argue we must improve our mental knowledge of philosophy. Before we can take back our communities, we must be in top physical condition.
>Why should I self improve?
It’s almost impossible to not indulge in the decadence of the west these days. It has created a mass of MSM slaves focused on vanity and material things, which the powers that be exploit in order to make a submissive population. To truly be independent and righteous individuals we must re-capture our manhood.
>What is the general philosophy of /SIG/
To truly live is to struggle. You must internalize this truth in your being and actions and spread it to others whom you care for. Society as it is now will not last, it’s volatile. The Natural Order shall prevail, as nature is inherently Fascist. You as an individual can always choose to go against the flow and struggle and persevere while the rest of society rots and withers away. It's not an easy path, but you go on because you know that you are in the right and that in the end you will be vindicated. Live to live your life correctly and that will bring happiness to yourself and those around you.
>Basic advice
-Stop drinking sodas and eating junkfood -Prepare your own meals -Go outside more -Stop watching porn -Start gardening -Get Jow Forums (natty) -Read books -Get 8 hours of sleep -Learn a trade
Notice how God painted the goats different colors so you can already tell how far their will achieve.
Real life is so, so similar.
William Martin
Gardening?
Till the soil like your great grandfather did. Purchase from small local producers that you know personally. We should grow our own food, get outside more, and not rely on commercial food producers. Over specialization creates a society without purpose for many and too much interdependence. The countryside would remain unaffected in the long run if a future collapse occurs. In cities people are concentrated like ants and living like parasites. You do not want to be a part of it. There’s a reason liberals are concentrated in these shitholes.
While you don't have to go 110% /innawoods/ right now, it's always good to be in a state of relative independence, and in a small closely knit community. It is such values and societal composition that will survive a collapse and reclaim what is left once the dust has settled.
Furthermore, get a punching bag and some dumbbells, go running/sprinting A LOT. Ideally you should go to the gym asap but if you’re insanely out of shape those are the 3 basic stuff you should start doing for home exercise. Also improve your posture, put the monitor on a stand. Don’t sit for hours on end.
While I do use my computer like now, I try not to make it part of who I am. We are constantly stimulated by technology. This is unnatural since we used to be able to just sit for hours and reflect, now we get anxious if there is no internet connection. I have a garden I go sit in during the late afternoon and just gaze out on the nearby mountains. Really healthy and fulfilling.
The only "good" things modern society has brought involves making life painstakingly easy and near meaningless. You don’t want to be dependent on the state once post-industrial society hits and we become unproductive slaves for our monthly food ration.
Do you think that attaching weights to my wrists 5h day will build muscle?
Jonathan Mitchell
I don't know about that user but if you are weak start with push-ups/pull-ups/running and calisthenics in general. I started barely being able to do 20 pushups and 5 pull-ups now I'm up to 100 push-ups and 20 pull-ups in a go. I recently bought a weight-vest, ketllebell, and punching bag.
These are meant as resources, not ‘recommended reading’ necessarily.
Self-improvement and taking care of oneself is incredibly important in order to make any sort of positive change in the world. Before we can know right from wrong, we must enrich ourselves spiritually. Before we can argue and criticize we must improve our mental knowledge of philosophy and history. Before we can take back our communities and countries, we must be in top physical condition.
>”Lmao nothing matters, I just want to enjoy pleasures in life, no higher being exists, no greater purpose in life exists”
To atheists/nihilists lurking the thread:
Your consciousness is the only thing verifiable in the entirety of Existence, since a consciousness not recognizing itself is a paradox. It's Descartes' cogito, and it's the basis for absolutely everything, and I say EVERYTHING, philosophical and scientific that can follow.
Then we have Parmenide's Existential paradox. If a thing ''is'', it cannot ''not'' be, for then we'd have no basis whatsoever to even contemplate it. Furthermore, saying that something came out from nothing and will go back to nothing is equally illogical, since nothing is logically impossible. So we have to assume that everything always was, and always will be, albeit not in the same form.
So what happens then? What happens is that your consciousness, your capacity to synthesize and accumulate information, or what is commonly known as the soul, whether it was inside your body or completely separate (the question is utterly irrelevant here) always was, and always will be, logically, which leads us to believe that there was a Before as well as there will be an after for every verified consciousness (i.e. you as a the observer and synthesizer of this text), there is an afterlife, and there was a before-life.
The question remains, however, as to what that afterlife is. Equally interesting is the question of where consciousness comes from. And this is where philosophy lets religion take the torch.
I'm really getting bored of those pseudo-sophisticate ultra-materialists that seem to be everywhere these days. It seems funny to me how so many smart people insist that their capacity for logic and reason can somehow reach outside the bounds of our existence, explain it in a meaningful way, even though the very terms and concepts they use to, oh so authoritatively, state "idiot, when you're dead you're dead, see?!" have been invented in minds very much created by the very phenomena they so glibly dismiss as irrelevant. "Consciousness? Pff, a hallucination of the brain! Qualia? Ephemera! There's meat and dirt, and that's IT, and you're a fool, and probably some sort of weirdo, if you think otherwise."
The vehemence with which many of those people defend the idea that they're ultimately nothing, completely irrelevant and futile, makes me think that there's more to it than just pure calculation and cold logic on their part, as most of them claim. People don't get so worked up over things just because they think they're true. Most aren't nearly that noble. They have some sort of emotional stake in the game.
I don't want a complex workout, will push ups, pull ups and chin ups be enough? I'm already doing hammer and bicep curls
Asher Hughes
Remember, you don't need all the latest work-out equipment, supplements or drugs to get a naturally fit look. All you need is natural movement and you'll achieve the body you're MEANT to have as the Homo-Sapien male. You have a tiled floor? Jump from one end to the other. A fence outside? Climb over. You have a lot of work on your computer? Put it on a shelf so you have to stand and thus better your posture.
Also, set goals for yourself. See if you can lift sandbags that weigh up to 80kgs eventually. Carry it on your shoulders, throw it as far as you can, attempt to eventually lift it with nothing but a single grip. Get used to being able to punch something aswell. Do NOT be a limp wristed fageutte who would cry if he gets hit. Be able to defend yourself.
Also anons, move out of the cities and learn a trade. Find a nice girl in church, start a family.
While I do use my computer like now, I try not to make it part of who I am am. We are constantly stimulated by technology. This is unnatural since we used to be able to just sit for hours and reflect, now we get anxious if there is no internet connection. To be able to relax and just think is a form of "meditation" I suppose, but it’s nice to do it. I have a garden I go sit in during the late afternoon and just gaze out on the nearby mountains. I don't think about anything in particular, I let my mind wander. Really healthy and fulfilling.
The vast majority of things that modern society has brought us have severe consequences. The only "good" things it has brought are directly or indirectly related with making life painstakingly easy and almost meaningless or just increasing world population to insane levels. The kikes would have us be dependent on them soon; once post-industrial society hits and we become unproductive slaves to the state for our monthly food ration.
Yes but add other calisthenics. A 30min full-body calisthenics routine 3 times a week will improve you greatly. Add in running 2 times a week and you are already fitter then %90 of the population. If you want buy yourself a 18kg weight vest that's weight adjustable.
Whoever made op image doesn’t understand the original
Lucas Green
>move to the country to LARP as Jed Clampett >spend an extra 2 hours every day driving back and forth to the city where all the jobs are >no time left to do any sort of self improvement
Robert White
>natty Explain this. I’m natty, but if I wasn’t balding, I’d go hard on test e, I just don’t wanna go bald before marriage.
Mason Scott
If the top part of the mountain is supposed to be Jow Forums then why aren't there more muscle-bound gay goats making out on top admiring each other's physiques?
Thomas Barnes
You took the Evola Pill, but are you ready to take the Gurdjieff Pill?
