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>I'll turn off the Tor block momentarily.
In that case, I'll take the opportunity to ask a genuine question to some remaining and experienced anons:
What pathways/guides to self-improvement/strength can you suggest that haven't been subverted yet, which will help a badly weakened, info-overloaded and blackpilled anon back on his feet?
I've been warning people about a number of these things myself for years, but part of me hoped that would be enough to change the world for the better - realizing that most people wouldn't take any solution even if it were handed on a silver platter (but required the effort of reaching for it) was profoundly exhausting.
This has made me physically ill for some years now and left me frail, but I'll pull myself together.
Any non-pagan/new-age books/suggestions/wisdom that has helped you get stronger (and which is strong enough to survive getting mentioned publicly where the enemy is watching)?
I need to help myself before I can help others - but really, I badly need to help myself and am no longer certain on how to go about it, it's not a good situation.
(Not vaxxed, etc. but remaining people in my life are, etc.)