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Hi, I’ve been going through KA for a few years and have developed some cat allergies on this journey. My cat now lives in the flat next door and I visit her regularly. I’m looking for someone who would like to live rent free (still TBC with solicitor how this will be structured) while staying in the flat with the cat.

The role is very simple: feeding, keeping her company, and basic care (fresh water, litter tray). She is friendly and calm, and loves having someone around.

I imagine this could be perfect for someone who is going through K themselves or anyone who wants a peaceful, long-term living arrangement in London while on limited financial resources.

I’m looking for a reliable, kind, and cat-loving person to be in the flat long-term 🙏

Ps. Also if you know a non-K who’d be great for this job, feel free to send…

I’ve been developing a new framework called Laegna Theory, which extends physics into metaphysical territory — especially around relativity, perception, and infinity. It proposes that space and motion operate in layered frequency octaves, and that infinity isn’t a breakdown but a transition point between these layers.

This metaphysical view of relativity helps us understand the world more intuitively — not just through equations, but through symbolic logic and perception. It aligns beautifully with the idea that consciousness itself may move through octaves, just like energy.

So… if acceleration in physics brings us closer to light-speed, could chakra activation be a kind of metaphysical acceleration? Could we raise so high that we actually connect to the “outside” — the higher octave of space itself? 😄

Explore the theory here:

🔗 Infinity and Zero Theorems

🔗 Physics of Laegna Theory

I am interested in connecting up with people who would like to undertake a book study of one of two of Gopi Krishna’s works, or both of them. Living with Kundalini and The Awakening of Kundalini are the two I am interested in. I have taken a quick read through both and would like to take a second, deeper read. If anyone wants to meetup and talk about either/both in depth, please let me know.

Once the Science Books gave us some good advice:

- Use the philosophy to doubt in science; science is not a democratic entertainment, resembling rather bread and circus, but a personal journey towards higher consciousness.

- Philosophically, scientific laws for example often leave out the cognitive functions or lack of them, for each thing, or almost: trivial mind would see they argue _against_ it; they would be able to foolisly protect this gain by using their available powers, such as simulacrums of ethics and official attitudes, far from reality.

- Work in the scope, where you won't lose your reputations, given that you lose your Truth; the ancient Popes are the historic experience, where the foolish situation would put the reputation into dependence of foolishness and greed of glory in violent activities, rather telling us the "high truth" of the past, of a man killed by such people of gratitude.