/wiz/ - Wizardry

it depends on the wizard's needs

>>219406
I think that exists some common ground between all wizzies that a general rule would help everyone, like the rule about taking care of one's own health for example.

>>219397
Good thread, although I have nothing to contribute really.

>>219408
No interesting experience to share that would make valuable to other? We all have some form of experience that enlighten us about some faceted of life.

>>219413
Sure, but could enter in details?

>Wizpulled
What? What's that supposed to mean?

>>219414
like the red pill, blue.pill, black pill but it's the wizard pill

>>219414
not the op but
>sport
don't overthink it. walks and basic calisthenics is more than enough. feel free to experiment with stuff you might enjoy more than repetitive, static exercises obviously.
>study / work
I guess just having something that keeps you somewhat intellectually engaged
>hygiene
showering after you got sweaty, brushing your teeth twice a day. fresh underwear, socks and t-shirts every day.
>eat healthy
less processed shit, more veggies and lean protein. by all means have your chips and soda every once in a while but you'll avoid all kinds of health and body deterioration if you eat "real" food to begin with

>>219415
Sure, but what does being wizpilled imply?

>>219417
try to live as isolated from society as possible. interact with normal people as little as possible. don't put succubi on a pedestal, or normal people. be a wizard and all that implies. correct me if I'm wrong

>>219418
You need social contact a little, or else you will go schizo

>>219419
yes, you must get contact with people as litlle as possible

Pay attention to the words people use when speaking irl and limit yourself to only those words if you do not want to stand out. Unfamiliar vocabulary is alarming for normal people and they will judge you on the words you use.

>>219422
That's not helpful, just speak clearly and objectives without trying to sound like a try hard or edgelord.

>>219416
Good tips. I think the foundation of any good life start with two basic ideas: health and livelihood(aka money)

I think any wiz looking to maxx out well being should prioritize good health and some form of income, but must be aware that many wizzies don't like outright wagiedom, so I think some form of alternative income generation is necessary to know for wiz.

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As a fellow wizard, it's good that you're opening up a discussion to share insights on how to maximize well-being in our unique circumstances. Navigating life as a wizard can be tough, but building a solid set of guiding principles might make the journey a little smoother. Here are a few ideas to start off, and I hope others will add their thoughts and experiences:

1. Embrace Solitude, but Don’t Neglect Connection

Solitude can be a source of strength and clarity, allowing wizards to cultivate self-awareness and personal interests without external distractions.

However, isolation can be a trap. Online communities like Wizchan can offer support and understanding from those who share similar experiences. Balance your need for solitude with finding connection in ways that don't deplete your energy.


2. Maintain Mental and Physical Health

Exercise is one of the most effective ways to improve both mental and physical health. Even something as simple as walking regularly can clear your head and give you energy.

Don’t ignore mental health. Whether through meditation, mindfulness practices, or finding small joys in daily life, keeping the mind sharp and calm is key.


3. Cultivate Self-Sufficiency

Many wizards thrive on independence. Learning how to cook, clean, manage finances, and maintain your living space will help prevent dependency and boost your self-esteem.

Mastering skills like cooking simple meals or handling basic repairs not only provides a sense of accomplishment but also enriches your solitary life.


4. Develop Personal Projects

Having long-term projects, whether related to art, programming, writing, or any hobby, can help you maintain a sense of purpose and structure. Focus on creating, rather than just consuming, to maintain a sense of achievement.

Hobbies that bring flow states (complete immersion) can be crucial. Whether it’s gaming, reading, or crafting, it gives you a mental escape.


5. Accept and Adapt to Your Reality

Life as a wizard often involves facing unconventional or isolating circumstances. Rather than focusing on how life could be different, focus on accepting what is, and learn how to make the most of it.

This doesn’t mean giving up, but rather adapting to your situation in a way that maximizes your well-being while living within your limits.


6. Limit Negative Influence from Society

Society often promotes values or lifestyles that may feel alienating or out of reach for wizards. Limit exposure to toxic social comparisons (like social media) that can amplify feelings of inadequacy or loneliness.

Instead, focus on media, art, and online spaces that align with your interests and values.


7. Practice Mindfulness and Self-Reflection

Regular introspection can prevent destructive thoughts from spiraling out of control. Cultivate a habit of journaling or meditating to help process emotions and gain perspective.

Recognize when your thoughts become overly negative or obsessive, and learn techniques to challenge or redirect them.


8. Find Meaning on Your Own Terms

Meaning doesn’t have to come from relationships or society’s traditional markers of success (like career, wealth, or romance). Find meaning in self-expression, learning, curiosity, or helping others in a way that feels genuine to you.


9. Stay Curious and Keep Learning

Even if life can seem stagnant at times, keeping a curiosity about the world can help. Reading books, exploring niche topics, or developing a skill can bring a sense of growth and novelty to daily life.


10. Develop a Healthy Relationship with Technology

Many wizards rely on the internet for entertainment, education, and connection, but too much time online can also lead to stagnation or burnout. Try to set boundaries to ensure technology serves you rather than controls you.


These are just initial thoughts, but I'm sure every wizard has their own perspective on what works. This thread could become a valuable resource if we all contribute our own experiences and wisdom. What helps you, as a wizard, feel grounded and secure in life?


So, what's the wiz thought on the cahtGPT answer?

>>219423
My classmates in college bully me because they say i use "dictionary words". I don't pay attention to those comments, but what anon is saying is true, you can filter normies with you vocabulary. Only my professor understands me. And i'm not even trying to impress anyone with my choice of words, i'm just trying to express myself.

>>219418
Isolation is the worst kind of prison a human being can imagine. I understand that must people are totally braindead and are not of good company, but you should always try to interact with people and communicate your inner thoughts, if you don't you will inevitably fall in despair. Having only one view on any subject is always biased. Even as wizards you can't depend on your ideas and opinions alone. Having a constant amount of quality interactions is necessary if you want to mature as a human being.

>>219433
not bad, for a statistical parrot

>>219434
They bully you because they see it as trying to be better than them. Normies rarely have a genuine interest in what they study - they have a vision of who the want to be in the future, a role they want to play out, and the education is a necessary means to that end. To normies, social connections are more important than anything, and it's hard for them to accept that one might have more interest in things than in people. For that reason, normies look for an underlying social connection in everything, including your behaviour - they assume you are doing it to show off.

In my early neet days i was really into the idea of losing weight and gaining muscle. I thought, hey, prisoners can do that, why cant i. Im sort of a prisoner.
If you are a neet you have lots of free time, you can use it to play vidya and eat pizza, or you can use it to read books and go running. for some reason the idea of being a loser but being fucking ripped was always funny to me.

>>219397
I always behave like I'm retarded or brain dead, this way people give me as little responsibility as possible and just leave me alone in my room.

>>219441
If they don't, cry and cut yourself.

>>219440
So, did you become a ripped NEET?

I mean I have my own principles that I try to follow during the most heavy times: be mature, civilized gentlemanly, sensible, responsible, and careful.
Along with the fact that money grows in the tree of patience, and a man chooses while a slave obeys.
And, of course, live frugally (like that one sage wizard put it).
But here are also the 4 agreements by this one guy just in case.

Get into interests might helps, just do anything you love even if you're not good at it.

>>219419
Thou Art In The Wrong Realm, Norm

>>219434
>>219434
So that is how they cope with feeling retarded in front of you.

Do you even push this back or just coming here to whine about how you get bullied and why we should avoid your so called error, in fear of them?

Dont get me on my nerves

>>219440
IT is a must. Even if you have to do it slowly, or else when lvl 40 comes, the body will resent such num ber.

Get damn ripped. Shove it off against those wagies who get angry at us because of out neeting.

>>219439
Shit on them if we cannot show off. Go even worse against those fools until their heads explode of rage. If you could also punch them while doing so, you'd nail it

Mana overload.

>>219413
celibacy, raising the christ oil, studying the occult, an alkaline diet

don't leave the house unless it's necessary, don't trust anybody, don't forget succubi are dangerous.

>>219800
>>219800
sometimes this, this, and this
also, burn a miracle and ww2 *ended* after one random german general signed a paper
100s of uboats and thousands of nazis missing
some signed deals and came to the US– you think they stopped being nazis?

there are 1000s of sleeper nazi sects across (not around) the world currently. ww2 never ended

>>219813
This is true

>>219813
Peak schizo

I think the basis of all is to remain sane. Going for a walk every so often is enough as someone stated. Also, a hobby is necessary to get into a flow state. Also, limit internet and screen usage.

To really thrive practice seemn retention and raise your chi from the lower chakras up the 33 vertebrae to your higher Chakras in your head and beyond. It's like a drug I feel like I'm on cocaine, I have these songs that enter my mind like I'm possessed, all kinds of ideas, energies rushing up my spine like a train, may be the kundalini I've had. It's the key, to unlocking your true self and your true potential. To not just exist, but really start living.

>>219843
Kundalini is not me. I want that thing to stay still and not giving me psychosis, kriyas or whatever crap it brings. The more you read about kundalini the more of an annoyance it seems to be.

Better if that thing goes down the dark chakras so these may be stimulated by a superior energy, rather than irritating bodily chakras who are otherwise superior to kundalini.