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Every Single Person You�ve Met In Your Life Is There For One Of These 5 Cosmic Reasons

The Universe that we live in works in mysterious ways.

There is chaos in the complexities of its functioning and yet everything is balanced.

It can be rightly said that nothing in this Universe happens by chance.

Even the most insignificant incidents happen as planned and serve a greater purpose.

Everything that happens is a manifestation of the cosmos.

Our journey through life is not entirely a smooth ride.

There are ups and downs.

Some roads are rough and others are not.

Life is a mystery where all experiences hold equal importance and value.

We are lucky that the Universe keeps track of our journey.

Throughout this journey, we meet different people who play different roles and serve

different purposes.

Some teach us certain life lessons, while others do not leave a lasting impact on us.

Some people are meant to stay with us forever, while others are not.

But even the people we meet are not by chance!

These are the 5 types of cosmic connections that we are likely to encounter on our journey:

1.

Those meant to awaken us

There are times in our lives when we encounter people who are agents of change.

They walk into our lives to directly or indirectly initiate some change.

Their very presence makes us aware that we cannot move forward in life unless we effect

certain changes.

The universe has its ways of working such things out.

These people will awaken your inner dormant potential that would have stayed asleep if

you remained stuck.

2.

Those who remind us

Sometimes in life we come across people who stop by only to remind us of our goals.

The only purpose of such interactions is to help us remain focused on our path in life.

These people remind us of who we are and what we truly wanted since the beginning.

3.

Those that help us grow

Some people help us grow as a person.

They stand by us as a guide in our journey through life.

They might hurt us or invite us on a an adventure to face a challenge.

They show us our way when we seem to be unaware of the right path.

They teach us things that we are unable to learn by ourselves.

These people stretch us in order to grow.

4.

Those that hold space for us

Some people play such insignificant roles in our lives that we do not even remember

their names.

These are mostly people we meet at the subway or on the roads or at a coffee house.

They are simply meant to hold a space for us.

They are usually the people we make small talk with and have no connection beyond that.

These people are your fellow companions that greet you on your journey, or even personal

soul fans that unconsciously cheer for the good in you!

5.

Those that stay

There are only a few people who will stick by us forever.

These people are rare to find but certainly are the most precious ones.

They are our close friends and our immediate family.

Most of them are members of our soul group, some of them might even be our soulmates.

These people are your partners that share the same or a really similar mission.

But when the time is right, the Universe will send us that one person who is meant to be

with us forever.

This person is another group all on their own.

The presence of this person makes everything feel better.

We just need to be patient in our attempts at finding them.

But once we find them they are meant to stay.

They are your Twin Flame and the magnetic force inside your souls will lead you to each

other.

All you have to do is listen to the compass

of

your heart!

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Is Polyamory a Good Option? - Duration: 13:33.

people have been asked me to do a video on polyamory for over a year now so here

we go the way I define polyamory is a mutual agreement to have sexual and/or

emotional relationships outside of your main relationship with full disclosure

before I tell you my opinion about this I would like to go over some of the

nuances and types that I have personally noticed when looking at polyamorous

couples I'm actually friends with quite a few

people that per take in this relationship style and some of them are

exceptions to the things that I will be criticizing so kudos to you guys but the

general polyamorous couple falls into some categories that I don't think are

that healthy the most apparent problem with polyamory is that you can't have an

even playing field the woman will always have an easier time of having sex or

relationships outside of their relationship this creates an odd and

unfair dynamic right off the bat so I ask myself why would a guy want to be a

polyamorous and then I realized the thrown question the actual question is

what type of guy who want to partake in this kind of relationship and I've

narrowed it down to about five categories of man the first is the most

common and it's kind of a shy reserved a little bit insecure Bayda style dude who

gets a girl that he really really likes but the girl's not quite ready to just

be with him or whatever her motivations are she wants to pretend things outside

as a relationship but he's her rock or they have a great friendship or maybe

she does really love him but she just like once her cake and eat

it too and he goes along with it because he's scared of losing her and sometimes

he probably didn't even know that she's going to mind until later but they're

already doing the polyamorous saying the reason I classify these guys like this

is because the guys don't actually end up doing anything outside the

relationship the women do the women go and have loads of different boyfriends

and sexual encounters and it's all open and

honest but the guy like six sits at home because that's his personality and have

a hard time meeting people to begin with so opening up the relationship for him

really doesn't open up the relationship for him the types of growth that open up

their relationships when they have that type of mail they're either really naive

or they know exactly what they're doing the second classification of guys that /

sakes and polyamory is a cock like a literal cook who gets off on knowing

that his girl is getting favors from other men outside the relationship so

that's pretty self-explanatory the next two classifications are the ones that

actually can work and maybe polyamory for these kinds of men makes sense so

the first is a commitment-phobe like he's not ready to settle down but he

doesn't really care about a girl but he knows he doesn't just want to be with

her so instead of restricting her and cheating on her he opens the

relationship up and both parties benefit so in that case what I tend to see is

both the man and the woman do have multiple partners in a pretty evenly

dispersed manner and it tends to work and it tends to work for a long time I

also see that eventually these relationships do unify and become

exclusive as one or both of the parties work on their commitment issue or just

grow up when I say grow up I don't mean it in a

condescending way I mean it like maybe they want a family now or maybe they're

just tired of managing all these different people the fourth type of man

that / takes in polyamory is the guy who actually doesn't have too many feelings

of jealousy because he doesn't want children with his partner and that's

usually mutual so when you never want kids with the girl you're dating that

jealousy aspect biologically isn't quite as strong so I feel like polyamory isn't

as problematic as it could be for that man the fourth type is also pretty

sustainable and it tends to be a power couple sometimes married sometimes not

who don't want kids that is just not in their cards and because they don't have

family life in their future it keeps things pretty clean cut the reason this

is a male classification is when a man doesn't want children with anyone even

their main partner they're much less likely to exhibit feelings of jealousy

when she has other male partners because that is biologically where that jealousy

comes from that possessiveness comes from the fear that your woman is going

to be impregnated by another man but if you don't want kids and you literally

don't care then that happens I guess you would just not be with her anymore and

go and find someone else who doesn't want kids either that's my

rationalization for that type of male and I would say for this type of

relationship there is a personality type that goes along with it they tend to be

very highly logical rational maybe a little bit ask me even but I do know a

few people that have had relationships like that and again a lot of the time

they end up becoming fully monogamous with one of the partners they're

participating with because often people especially women getting to their early

30s do change the mind about having children the last category is a guy who

is in a relationship with almost allez bian so I know a few couples who are

married or in long-term relationships some of them have kids some of them

don't and the woman likes girls once in a while and she's either a lesbian but

wants a family and who does love that specific male or she is buy some time so

she goes out of the relationship and has sex and relationships with other females

but it's non-threatening because she can't get pregnant so yeah I think

that's actually the best kind of polyamorous relationship when the women

exclusively have sex with only women and also can you cheat on your tennis

partner with your chess partner they're totally different sports so I I'm not

sure if you get what I mean by that is their female partner is fulfilling needs

that their male partner cannot which to me makes a lot more sense than having

sex with another man when you already have a man there's also the flip side of

this where the man in the relationship is gay or bi needs a penis thing once in

a while and he goes outside of the marriage to do so there's another type

of kind of de-facto polyamory that I have heard of and this is one ex fully

support this is when a couple is married and they have children and for some

reason the wife doesn't want her husband to ever touch her again just loses full

interest in sex and this does happen it and it usually results in divorce which

in my opinion is bad for the children both emotionally and economically the

alternatives to a divorce is allowing your husband to have sex with other

women I think that's a much better option especially if you're still on a

really good friendship basis and you respect each other I think it's unfair

for a wife from the middle of a marriage to just say never touch me again there

needs to be some kind of compromise there so that is I think that's a de

facto polyamory I'd like to segue to a side note from this Holly Emory is a

better option than divorce 100% if that's what you need to do to stay

together do it getting divorced because you want to be with other people is

actually a really childish and silly reason why did you get married

even if Jesus doesn't know so better than divorce having a monogamous

relationship I think is the most valuable fulfilling type of relationship

if you want children it's the best relationship logically first of all it

doesn't make sense to help multiple partners when you have a little kids I

don't understand how you would find at the time also it's not something you

want your kids observing I understand doing this much later in your marriage

if you want to when your kids are a lot older and even then I really wouldn't

have a full disclosure thing with them I think that's kind of an appropriate like

I don't want to know what my parents do and you know inside or outside there I

just don't want to know and I think this whole like honesty's the best policy is

the most retarded fucking concept and I've ever heard of when it comes to your

children no they don't need to know about your sex life whatever that sex

life may be of course if your children are in their mid-20s they'll probably

figure out for themselves but at that point you're not going to you can't have

like a long-lasting negative psychological effect argument because

they're grown adults when your children are young highly recommend doing the

traditionalist thing and for your own well-being and sanity I highly recommend

staying with one partner it keeps things simple it keeps things focused it keeps

things fully devoted to one individual without complications of management and

emotions and multiple people there are exceptions to these rules I know of a

few married couples with children who go outside of the relationship I can't

testify to the healthy nature of the relationship so and I can't testify

against the healthy nature of the relationship but they exist and I'm sure

some of them work of course most of the time when I talk to the general

polyamorous community especially the men they'll say things like I'm a real man I

don't have jealousy because I'm secure in my manhood because you're jealous

that doesn't mean you're insecure in your manhood jealousy is a very healthy

part of being a man ah a little bit of possessiveness is

also a very healthy and actual part of being a man and if your man doesn't feel

any jealousy towards you I think something is actually wrong I I think

jealousy is a signal to them caring and loving you obviously not in very high

doses or extreme doses but I totally dismiss the assumption that jealousy

equals bad my advice to people is if you're considering polyamory or your

partners considering polyamory really take a step back and think about your

motivations for that consideration just because something feels good doesn't

mean it is good it doesn't mean that it's healthy positive worthwhile

beneficial or meaningful it's actually a really bad argument another shitty

arguments that polyamorous tend to make is that monogamy is not

natural first of all that's not true some humans are more monogamous than

others and I go into great detail about this in my mating series video so check

it out if you disagree but okay so then the argument can be I'm not naturally

monogamous it's not in my nature all right

seems like you're saying that you're at the whim of your chemical composition

and animalistic urges I mean you can make the same argument and say I'm not

naturally kind I'm not naturally moral I'm not naturally not a killer yeah good

luck with that part of the value of a monogamous relationship is that

exclusivity is that sacrifice is that orientation towards one person for most

of this community polyamory is hedonism masked in some sort of evolved superior

relationship type but at the end of the day it's kind of like just having your

cake and eating it too but guess what guys cakes not that good for you

Oh

you

For more infomation >> Is Polyamory a Good Option? - Duration: 13:33.

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Olight H2R Headlamp Review and Comparison Is 2300 lumens the Brightest ever? - Duration: 13:09.

It's finally happened.

One guy is like... yay, your last video of all time- Thumbs down.

And Northwales is like gosh another H2R review- thumbs down.

No no...

Well the 2nd statement is accurate.

Going Gear .com sent me both tints of the new 18650 powered Olight H2R headlamp.

Yay...

The H2R headlamp comes in two tints neutral and cool, spits out a 2300 lumen burst mode,

and uses Olights awesome USB magnetic tailcap recharge dongle.

It's constructed out of aluminum, has a TIR optic that gives you most of the light in

front of you with a nice falloff of light in your peripherals, and uses a high quality

Cree XHP-50 emitter which is capable of a ton of light.

Now you might be think, this sounds a lot like the Armytek Wizard USB you reviewed a

few months ago- you'd be right!

Except this is brighter, and has a slightly more straightforward User Interface.

Both the Neutral and Cool white version come with the exact same stuff which is, the lamp,

a pocket clip, a 18650 battery, USB cable, the headband, and an EVVA pad, which allows

you to replace the magnet in the headband, so it doesn't interfere with your tinfoil

hat.

You need to supply your own usb charging block though.

The pocket clip looks like this... people always ask about this, so here it is...

I don't find much use for these personally on a headlamp, but it might make a good right

angle light.

Then there's the headband.

It is pretty cool and easy to use... it's got the strap that goes around your head and

a stabilizing top strap, both adjustable.

And the headlamp can be removed easily.. like this... it's magnetic... to it snaps in easy

and you put the silicone strap to secure it... easy as eff.

You can remove tghe magnet... put you'll have to peel off the pad on the back of the mount

and replace the magnet with the foam insert and reapply the new EVVA pad.

Ok output levels, my figures and Olights are there, and since both lights feature slightly

different outputs, here are the figures for both.

First is moonlight.

Moonlight does use PWM that I could detect with my eyes.

No other modes I could detected it on.

Then low.

The mid.

Then High.

Then Turbo.... note that Turbo does step down fast because the small lamp heats up fast.

Think of it as a quick burst mode to see down the trail or to surprise a Sasquatch.

Ok the User Interface.

Make sure you put in the battery with the positive end facing the tailcap, which is

different from most lights.

Ok press and hold to get to moonlight.

Cool release... then press and hold to scroll through low mid high and low mif high and

it loops.

To get to turbo double click from on or off.

The H2R has mode memory for all modes, with an exception.

SOS isn't saved... sorry seamen... and high and turbo are only saved for 10 minutes...

after 10 minutes you get back to medium.

Moon is saved into mode memory... and to get to SOS, because someowhere someone was saying

he said there was SOS, how do you get to it... triple click from on or off.

You can also lock out the light electronically by press and holding the button from off for

2 seconds... then it only does moonlight momentarily to unlock press and hold for more than 2 seconds...

moonlight will blink and you'll be fine.

You can always do the better mechanical lockout by turning it on, and giving the tailcap a

slight twist to break contact, screw it down all the way to use it again.

This is the best way to do it.

Runtimes.

For this test I used the included Olight 3000 mah batteries, since they come in the package.

But feel free to use your own for runtime tests.

Ok Turbo.

Turbo is regulated as a super duper short lived burst mode.

And both lights only last 1 minute on this mode before stepping down?

2000 lumens is a ton of light for something this small? so it generates big heat.

It steps down to by about 2/3 on each light?

Runtimes are pretty steady after the stepdown although the cool white seems to step down

a bit more after that- you?re looking somewhere in the 500-700 lumen range then?

Cool white version ends first at 1 hour and 30 minutes both lights start blinking about

once a minute or slightly more telling you to change the battery before the light just

stops coming out.

Warm right runs longer and less bright of course and light cuts off at 1 hour 59 minutes.

Ok now Turbo with my lux meter using the cool white version so you can see the brightness

drop off.

After the 1st minute you get a 65% drop in brightness... which matches Olights spec pretty

well.

It does a very slight drop over the next hour and 30 ish minutes of about 5 ish percent.

It ends it's runtime at about 30% of it's initial brightness if my math is correct.

I am an idiot so it may not be...

That falls well within the FL1 standards which state it needs to drop below 10% of it's initial

brightness to qualify.

Now high, expect High to run a little longer than Turbo because it?s basically the same

without the high drain burst mode.

Both lights run at a pretty continuous brightness for the duration of the runtime And both begin

to blink several minutes before they cut out?

Ending voltage for the batteries on all of these tests was about 2.86- 3.05 volts.

Remember a safe voltage for a lithium ion battery to discharge to is usually above 2.5

volts.

Both lights run within a minute of each other?

neutral white cuts out at 2 hours 25 minutes and cool white cuts off at 2 hours 26 minutes.

Now medium.

Sorry I did not put the lux meter in the frame this time because I was testing both lights?

I will incorporate it into future reviews though?

Both lights run continuously for over 9 hours and both cut off about 10 minutes apart with

the neutral white version at 9 hours 31 minutes and the cool white version at 9 hours

and 41 minutes.

Charging.

Charging is a breeze... while you can use other batteries in this light you can only

charge the included battery in the light... you can also charge the included battery on

a separate charger... but if you want to know how long it takes to charge the included battery

in the light here you go.

When it's charging obviously the light is red... it's green when fully charged.

This charge test was done right after the medium runtime test when the batteries were

at 2.86 volts.

One finishes charging at 4 hours and 36 minutes, and the other finishes charging at 4 hours

59 minutes.

I have no idea which is which, and I really don't care.

Beamshots.

Here are the headlamps we'll be comparing.

You remember the H1R right... we'll watch that video for a bit more in depth discussion

on optics.

You'll see the weights above the headlamps with batteries and headbands.

First is the H2R in cool white, it has a honey com TIR optic so it has a nice amount of spot

and spill, this is my favorite type of headlamp optic.

The cool white is not my favorite tint, thats reserved for the H2R neutral white tint...

which is nice to me... it's creamy with a hint of orange, it's slightly warm... not

as warm as fire or a lanterns tint, but not a cool blue either...

Now the Armytek Wizard USB in a Warm Tint... which is sort of similar to the neutral Olight

H2R.

Just a tad brighter, although not much in a real world difference.

Back to the Cool white H2R which is quite a bit brighter than the Armytek wizard...

and the brightest headlamp I own by quite a bit.

Think of it as a good headlamp with a high burst mode but more sustained brightness under

750 lumens.

Now the Cool white H1R...

If you need a lighter weight lamp then thats a good choice... if you want runtimes and

higher outputs the H2R is a good choice.

We'll leave the H2R up for another few seconds... now the Spark SG6 with a bare emitter type

of optic.. the beam doesn't travel far but it's about as wide and even as you can get-

that type of optic is better at closer ranges... and Going Gear used to have 2 left a few days

ago for only $43 which is a steal- they're probably gone now... check out my review from

a few years ago... just the H2R for another second or two then the Armytek Tiara A1 Pro

with a lithium ion battery.

A nice warm tint.. and a great headlamp too.

Ok... let's compare those other lamps to the Neutral.

First up is the Armytek Wizard Pro one more time I'll just leave this up for a few seconds...

remember this is a turbo mode test comparing the highest output of the lamps...

Now the Olight for a few seconds before going to the H1R that one I reviewed a while back,

with the same USB charging system.

Cool white tint, but a different cree XM-L2 emitter.

Now back to the H2R in neutral.

Leaving that up for a few seconds before moving onto the Spark SG6, what was that two years

ago now.

I don't like to toot my own horn, but I shot that one on the 4th of July and had fun shooting

off bottle rockets like an idiot- one of my favorite reviews I've done...

Ok... so the H2R is a killer headlamp.

It has a super easy to use charging system... available in a cool or neutral tint.

I like the Neutral tint a lot.

The UI isn't overly complicated.

The light does need a proprietary battery for the USB charging to work- so if that makes

you mad- well I ain't got nuthin for ya man.

The H2R is waterproof to IPx-8 standards meaning and drop proof to 1.5 meters.

Meaning shallow submersion and using in the outdoor weather is fine... rain snow foam

parties...

If you like this review watch my other reviews, subscribe, comment, give it a thumbs up, the

H2Rs were provided by Going Gear .com for review, so buy them there if you want to.

Thanks for watching.

For more infomation >> Olight H2R Headlamp Review and Comparison Is 2300 lumens the Brightest ever? - Duration: 13:09.

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Day 66 of #131DaysofDesign - Liz is Buzzin' About ... Waterperry from Sanderson - Duration: 2:09.

Hi I'm Liz Schaiper.

I'm a designer here at Thybony in Vernon Hills and I'm here to talk to you today about a brand new

book, Waterperry from Sanderson and it's a winner!

What I love about this book is, it's reminiscent of beautiful botanicals and florals from yesteryear.

The design trend currently is much more geometric and hard lined but this takes you back to the

beautiful soft lines and the beautiful colors of classic florals.

Another wonderful feature of this book is they have a mural.

It's a two panel mural.

It measures about 4 and a half feet by 10 feet and would be just stunning in an entrance

hallway or a dining area.

Another wonderful quality about this book is how many different room settings you can

use these beautiful papers in.

Dens, kitchens, foyers, bedrooms.

And another nice thing that Sanderson did was

they made coordinating fabrics to go with their wallpapers.

A lot of the time you'll find a beautiful wallpaper you fall in love with and then there's

no coordinating fabric.

Sanderson really did their homework and they made some beautiful fabrics for some decorative

pillows, you can do upholstery.

I can see this as a roman shade.

Just lovely!

Very well coordinated.

Bathrooms, living room, bedroom.

In here they did a beautiful upholstered head board and then they used little decorative

pillows on the bed.

Very, very pretty, very soft, very elegant.

This almost looks like a little Parisian setting in a little dining area with a nice soft,

almost like a watercolor back drop.

Just Lovely.

This is another garden pattern.

Which patterns would you use?

In what rooms?

I would love to invite you in to see these beautiful wallpapers in person.

Thanks for watching.

Hope to see you soon.

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