Experience and Reflections on Modern Gaming

Trip to the Farm

• Went on a trip with a friend.
• Saw a beautiful road with fields on both sides.
• Entered a farm with Jamun trees, as the friend knew the owner.
• Enjoyed eating Jamun and exploring the field.

Workout at the Park

• Decided to go to a park to do pull-ups.
• Encountered children (8-10 years old) trying to do pull-ups but struggling.
• Encouraged the children to keep trying.
• Asked one child if they liked working out, and the child preferred playing Free Fire instead.

Discussion on Gaming

• Reflected on personal gaming history: enjoyed games like GTA, God of War, Prince of Persia, and Clash Royale.
• Shifted away from gaming over the past few years and felt proud of it.
• Pointed out that most gamers don't earn money from gaming; only the top 1% do.

Masculine Energy vs. Gaming

• Explained the concept of masculine energy: goal-oriented energy providing purpose and competitiveness.
• Argued that gaming diminishes masculine energy, making individuals less masculine.
• Emphasized the pleasure from progressing in games comes from this masculine energy but diverted wrongly.

Gaming's Negative Cycle

• Described how gaming causes people to live in a fantasy world where they're heroes.
• Once the game is turned off, reality sets in, leading to depression and a cycle involving gaming and other escapism activities.
• Highlighted the improvement activities other men pursue like training, meditation, and self-improvement.

Encouragement to Quit Gaming

• Urged quitting games, porn, and social media to enter the top 10% of men.
• Noted how gaming suppresses masculine energy, especially in children.
• Shared personal resolve to avoid video games and focus on achieving life goals like building a proud physique, enlightenment, and retiring parents.

Conclusion

• Encouraged others to destroy their competition by focusing on real-life goals rather than gaming.