Most common problems

Education

One of the main issues is education.

Its not a jungle

Some people say what they're learning isnt right for them. You need to find what your comfortable at.

The best way to deal with a bully is make them feel small. There's lots of videos on YouTube that help, they sound off but there's no harm in trying

They got these teachings from me "if your having problems, write down your feelings"

If you are wondering whether you should learn how to fight, do it, it will give you confidence and you wont feel the need anymore.

Drugs

You could do re wiring, start to re-phrase your sentences for example, I'm stopping or I'm being clean, if your having cravings just talk yourself out (the 12 step program.) Some people are being dragged back in. Its because its to powerful

Sex

One problem is not lasting long enough. You see porn videos lasting for hours with all different positions. They dont want that. Not really. Just be yourself

Magic

If you've got powers and you know you shouldn't, I advise you stop, your only going to cause more problems. Any issues dealing with unsolicited magic will be punished.

You can use viewing, look for something and a portal will open

Politics

I've been contacted about the problems with government, I wrote a short piece on corruption and manipulative policies, my conclusion was a return to the old ways. That means innocent till proven guilty and the people are in charge. They are now contemplating their future as a machine has just been instructed to use the vote on automatic (always do the right thing.)

It needs a rule: you have to have a reason. You can’t just reject someone, you need to have an objection, valid and holding.

I wrote a short piece on the law and concluded it was too complicated so they should just get the same, this has been improved and they could all be getting removed.

How do I do it

Every problem has a cause, you just have to figure out the solution

thinking isn't bad sometimes you have to

Ive helped lots of people and no one has a genuine illness, Im told we dont get ill and all the stuff you hear has been invented as a weapon...by the women

Check your self

Obesity

Again, you dont get fat but to remedy you have to control what your putting in. Viewing

Raising a family

You do what’s best for them

I want my child to be clever so I do little tests. I want them to have good relationships so I push them towards the right people. Most of all I want them to be happy so I put in good memories.

You can control your child through punishment

punishments include physical, verbal or frame them to a better position with psychology

Verbal is easy, you just tell them off, you could say nearly anything their a child they dont understand words yet but more from actions. Physical doesnt mean you should beat them up but a smack round the back of the head, basically find a spot that works. And pyscological tactics are like asking them to do something and remind them gently increasing furioscity, this will wire them to respond to you. Be aware that your actions will wire them, treat them to harshly and theyll disrepect you, treat them to nicely and you wont have prepared them for the world.

Making Friends

You want to aquaint yourself with people who are like you. Striking up a conversation is were you can let your personality shine through

do you give them second chances?

Money

Money can't buy you everything. It doesn't buy happiness or love. When you see people who have all these fancy things it doesn't mean their rich. True wealth comes from understanding.

When dealing with money I would start by writing a bucket list of all the things you want and try stick to it. If something comes up you should have a criteria that it has to fit, not all but most.

The law

You should know your rights

Overview: Your core rights in the UK and how they work

You have fundamental human rights protected by UK law, mainly through the Human Rights Act 1998 and related equality and data protection laws. These rights apply to everyone and protect your everyday life, safety, and freedoms. Below is a clear summary and where they commonly apply.

Fundamental human rights (Human Rights Act 1998)

• The right to life, freedom from torture or degrading treatment, and protection from slavery and forced labour.

• The right to liberty and security, a fair trial, and no punishment for conduct that wasn’t a crime when done.

• Respect for private and family life, home, and correspondence; freedom of thought, conscience, religion, expression, assembly, and association.

• The right to marry, education, property, non‑discrimination, and free elections.
Equality and disability protections

• You are protected against discrimination based on protected characteristics (e.g., disability, sex, race, religion, age, sexual orientation). The Equality Act defines disability as an impairment with substantial, long‑term negative effects on daily activities.
Data protection and privacy

• The Data Protection Act governs how organisations use your personal data. You can ask to access information held about you and expect lawful, fair, and transparent processing.

If stopped by police or involved in criminal proceedings

• You have the right to know why you’re arrested, to legal advice, to silence (with implications explained), and to a fair trial before an independent tribunal. Unlawful detention entitles you to challenge and seek compensation.
Workplace rights and non‑discrimination at work

• Employees (including part‑time and fixed‑term) have rights on contracts, fair treatment, and protection from harassment and discrimination based on religion/political opinion, sex, race, sexual orientation, age, or disability.

Family, children, and domestic safety

• Parental responsibility governs parental rights; mothers have it automatically, others may need to acquire it. Everyone has the right to safety at home, with protections and support available for domestic violence regardless of relationship status.

Education and voting

• You have the right to education (subject to regulation on how/where) and to take part in free elections for the legislature under fair conditions.
How to use your rights and get help

• You can challenge violations by public authorities in court or tribunals; mediation or internal complaints may resolve issues first. Legal aid may help with costs if you qualify, and you can request copies of police records or seek legal advice via solicitors and pro bono services.

Key point
Your rights are broad and enforceable. If you tell me your situation (work, police stop, housing, family, data/privacy), I can outline the specific rights and next steps that apply.

Innocent till proven guilty

THE UN POLICYS

The UN's main policies are reflected in its core functions and a wide range of initiatives aimed at addressing global challenges. These policies are grounded in the UN Charter and guided by resolutions and international agreements.

Core Policy Areas

• Peace and Security: The UN works to prevent conflict, deploy peacekeepers, and create conditions for sustainable peace.

• Human Rights: Promoting and protecting human rights for all, regardless of race, sex, nationality, or religion, is a central policy.

• Humanitarian Aid: The UN coordinates relief efforts for communities affected by conflict or natural disasters.

• Development: Promoting sustainable development and addressing climate change are key policy objectives.

• International Law: Upholding international law through the UN Charter, treaties, and tribunals is fundamental to its mission.
Key Policy Documents and Frameworks

• UN Charter: The foundational document outlining the purposes, principles, and structure of the UN.

• Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs): A set of 17 goals to achieve a better and more sustainable future for all, addressing poverty, hunger, health, education, and other global challenges.
• Our Common Agenda: An initiative to accelerate the implementation of the SDGs and strengthen global cooperation.

• Beijing Platform for Action: A framework for advancing gender equality and the empowerment of women.

Gender Equality Policies

The UN is committed to gender equality, as reflected in the UN Charter and various resolutions. UN Women plays a key role in leading, coordinating, and promoting accountability within the UN system regarding gender equality and the empowerment of women.

Other Important Policies

• Disarmament and Non-Proliferation: Working to revitalize global disarmament efforts related to nuclear weapons, weapons of mass destruction and conventional arms.

• Counter-Terrorism: Enhancing efforts to support member states in implementing the UN Global Counter-Terrorism Strategy.

• Addressing Transnational Crime: Mobilizing action and developing strategies to address organized crime, piracy, and drug trafficking.

Rebelling

One of the major secrets is how we treat each other, its actually encouraged. But what we do in life echoes. You may see things one way and they are probably another, dont react like an idiot.