Day 336 'Wisdom' - Lemmy.World

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Day 294 'Sitting' - Lemmy.World

Alien: Romulus Discussion [Possible Spoilers] - Lemmy.World

Who else has seen the movie? What did you think? I saw it once in the theater and look forward to seeing it again on streaming. I would say it was the best movie since Alien 3 for me. I enjoyed the android character immensely and thought that actor had a great performance. Overall, I thought it was very good, probably a B or B+ from me.

Absolute Batman Thoughts? [Possible Spoilers] - Lemmy.World

Did anyone else pick up and read issue #1? I did, but was somewhat underwhelmed. Not sure if I will stick with the series. The art and some of the action sequences were well done though.

The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power Season 2 — 50 New Details From the Set of Middle-earth - IGN - Lemmy.World

Day 136 Feed Your Love, Not Your Suffering - Lemmy.World

I36 Feed Your Love, Not Your Suffering NOTHING CAN survive without food, not even suffer-ing. No animal or plant can survive without food. In order for our love to survive, we have to feed it. If we don’t feed it, or we feed it the wrong kind of nutrients, our love will die. In a short time, our love can turn into hate. Our suffering, our depression also needs food to survive. If our depression refuses to go away, it’s because we keep feeding it daily. We can look deeply into the source of nutrition that is feeding our suffering.

Butlerian Jihad - Lemmy.World

“We must negate the machines-that-think. Humans must set their own guidelines. This is not something machines can do. Reasoning depends upon programming, not on hardware, and we are the ultimate program! Our Jihad is a “dump program.” We dump the things which destroy us as humans!” 
― Minister-companion of the Jihad

Day 104 Stream of Life - Lemmy.World

New Community for The Crow - Lemmy.World

Hello fans of The Crow! A new Lemmy community is available. Please join us! [/c/thecrow]

Day 44 Stretching - Lemmy.World

44 Stretching 展 When young, things are soft. When old, things are brittle. Stretching-both literally and metaphorically— is a necessary part of life. Physically, a good program of stretching emphasizes all parts of the body. You loosen the joints and tendons first, so that subsequent movements will not hurt. Then methodically stretch the body, beginning with the larger muscle groups such as the legs and back, and proceed to finer and smaller parts like the fingers. Coordinate stretching with breathing; use long and gentle stretches rather than bouncing ones. When you stretch in one direction, always be sure to stretch in the opposite direction as well. If you follow this procedure, your flexibility will undoubtedly increase. Metaphorical stretching leads to expansion and flexibility in personal growth. A young plant is tender and pliant. An older one is stiff, woody, and vulnerable to breaking. Softness is thus equated with life, hardness with death. The more flexible you are, the greater your mental and physical health.