disidan
disidan by i hunt for gnomes April 10, 2023
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Social Disdancing
During 2020 the Covid19 virus caused people on dancefloors to Social Distance by 1.5 metres while dancing.
1. Queensland Australia was Social Disdancing for Chistmas Eve 2020.
2. Social Disdancing is a new form of dancing developed through necessity during 2020 where dancers must be at least 1.5 metres from one another.
2. Social Disdancing is a new form of dancing developed through necessity during 2020 where dancers must be at least 1.5 metres from one another.
Social Disdancing by Numisastro December 25, 2020
Disidariat
Diss-ee-day-ree-at (n.) A disease, its presence is revealed by the phenomenal—and nearly invisible—occurrence in which the left testicle completely knits with and consumes the right testicle, and then travels to the brain as a large ball-knot, making the host of this parasitic, viral bacteria a mindless killer.
It is, in fact, a very common happening, but takes place—usually— in Caucasian males between the ages of 15 and 65. There is no cure yet.
Last month, in fact, I began noticing signs of the disease within myself. I theoretically only have five more days left before I completely lose myself to this affliction. Please tell my children I love them—if I don't kill them first...
It is, in fact, a very common happening, but takes place—usually— in Caucasian males between the ages of 15 and 65. There is no cure yet.
Last month, in fact, I began noticing signs of the disease within myself. I theoretically only have five more days left before I completely lose myself to this affliction. Please tell my children I love them—if I don't kill them first...
Disidariat by Chork Pop July 1, 2011
disdianpole
did you know disdainpole likes molesting small children? Disdainpole was born in 1975 and never told anyone who the zodiac killer was. He funded the the plans for blowing up the world trade center and funded science foundations to make more types of cancer. Disdainpole also has a small penis
disdianpole by joemamalover3000 July 28, 2020
disidentify
To disidentify is the action and the state of being unattached to a particular identity, way of being , beLIEf or behaviour.
See disidentification(n)
See disidentification(n)
We are dominated by everything with which our self becomes identified. We can
dominate and control everything from which we disidentify ourselves.
(Roberto Assagioli)
When we disidentify ourselves from the things in life that come and go all of the sudden our sense of self becomes more stable, strong and secure.
(Jason Schneider)
Who are we when we disidentify? The personal self, the conductor of the orchestra of subpersonalities is the obvious answer, and the ‘clear space’ created through disidentification certainly puts us in touch with this central, choosing aspect of our psyche.
(Will Parfitt)
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dominate and control everything from which we disidentify ourselves.
(Roberto Assagioli)
When we disidentify ourselves from the things in life that come and go all of the sudden our sense of self becomes more stable, strong and secure.
(Jason Schneider)
Who are we when we disidentify? The personal self, the conductor of the orchestra of subpersonalities is the obvious answer, and the ‘clear space’ created through disidentification certainly puts us in touch with this central, choosing aspect of our psyche.
(Will Parfitt)
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disidentify by Aliveness May 26, 2024
disidentification
disidentification is a practice of being unattached to a particular identity, way of being , beLIEf or behaviour.
See disidentify
See disidentify
“Disidentification brings liberation from this unconsciousness, a breaking of the trance, a waking up of the ‘I’.”
Firman and Gila
We are dominated by everything with which our self becomes identified. We can
dominate and control everything from which we disidentify ourselves.
(Roberto Assagioli)
When we disidentify ourselves from the things in life that come and go all of the sudden our sense of self becomes more stable, strong and secure.
(Jason Schneider)
Who are we when we disidentify? The personal self, the conductor of the orchestra of subpersonalities is the obvious answer, and the ‘clear space’ created through disidentification certainly puts us in touch with this central, choosing aspect of our psyche.
(Will Parfitt)
Firman and Gila
We are dominated by everything with which our self becomes identified. We can
dominate and control everything from which we disidentify ourselves.
(Roberto Assagioli)
When we disidentify ourselves from the things in life that come and go all of the sudden our sense of self becomes more stable, strong and secure.
(Jason Schneider)
Who are we when we disidentify? The personal self, the conductor of the orchestra of subpersonalities is the obvious answer, and the ‘clear space’ created through disidentification certainly puts us in touch with this central, choosing aspect of our psyche.
(Will Parfitt)
disidentification by Aliveness May 26, 2024