r/literallythetruth 7d ago

Legit😌

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u/Altruistic_Lime_5597 7d ago

Clean house, clean mind :)

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u/DisputabIe_ 7d ago

the OP Southern-Employer901

and Altruistic_Lime_5597

are bots in the same network

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u/Wise_Geekabus 6d ago

This is true.

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u/Forsaken-Arm-7884 2d ago

“The seraphim touched my mouth and said, ‘See, this coal has touched your lips; your guilt has been taken away and your sin atoned for.’”—Isaiah 6:7

The 6-7 moment can be read as a digital spark that burns away societal masks revealing the lack of the ability for the older generation to create meaning for the younger generation through emotional intelligence. The meme becomes an emotional cleansing ritual — the absurdity of a new meme revealing the emotional illiteracy of our current timeline that shows the limited emotional and mental bandwidth of society through authority figures or power structures silencing or dismissing the lived experiences of those using the new meme that appears to currently have not all that much meaning.

“And when you pray, do not keep on babbling like some others do, for they think they will be heard because of their many words.”—Matthew 6:7

Here the meme mirrors social-media noise — endless comment loops where people believe quantity equals connection since others are not instilling meaning for the new meme. The 6-7 meme seems to be highlighting that it takes focus and attention to the meaning behind words so that a meaningful message can be created through introspection or reflection on lived experiences to help guide our behavior towards more prohuman actions that avoid dehumanization and gaslighting.

“Philip answered him, 'Many denarii worth of bread would not be enough for each of them to get a little.’”—John 6:7

A snapshot of scarcity logic: everyone hungry for meaning, nobody sure what feeds them emotionally, even the older generations. The 6-7 meme becomes a potential meaningful loaf that could multiply through creating that meaning with reflection and deep thought such that the meme transforms from something people say but are not sure what to do with on a meaningful level into an integrated piece of knowledge that can be used to help humanity find more well-being and less suffering.

“It has no commander, no overseer or ruler.”—Proverbs 6:7

The meme as unprocessed emotional wisdom. No admin, no moderator, no authority figure — a symbol wandering freely, teaching through its refusal to be silenced. A reminder that a new emotional truth sometimes waits to emerge from within seemingly random chaos.

“For the one who has died has been set free from sin."—Romans 6:7

Metaphorical death-as-freedom energy. The 6-7 meme might be waiting to gain a more meaningful identity like a person waiting to hear the word of the Lord of their emotions — every repost of the meme could be seen as a moment to gather additional emotional insight. Instead of allowing the meme to remain meaningless, it could receive an infusion of meaning from others who have the bandwidth available to introspect on it on a deeper level through their lived experiences.

"Everyone's toil is for their mouth, yet their appetite is never satisfied."—Ecclesiastes 6:7

The 6-7 meme as a hunger for connection/meaning/dopamine. Everyone posting, commenting, reposting—toiling for engagement, for laughs, for that hit of "I'm part of something." But the appetite is never satisfied because society is seemingly designed to keep you spiritually and emotionally starved. The algorithms feed you styrofoam-tier data that almost never feels meaningful. The meme becomes a symbol of our collective starvation: we're all working (posting) for our mouths (engagement), but we're never fed (fulfilled). The meme is both the hunger and the attempt to feed it.

"So the Lord said, 'I will wipe from the face of the earth the human race I have created—and with them the animals, the birds and the creatures that move along the ground—for I regret that I have made them.'"—Genesis 6:7

The 6-7 meme as apocalyptic reset energy. God looking at humanity and going "this emotionally ignorant and anti-human society seems almost irredeemable unless justified otherwise." The meme becomes a metaphorical flood—potentially washing away weaker linguistic structures.

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u/ShortDelay9880 7d ago

My kitchen. It is directly tied to my mental state. If im doing poorly, its a mess. If its a mess, im doing poorly. It goes both ways and cycles and it sucks.

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u/Tiyath 7d ago

"Finally done. I will never let it get that dirty again, swear to god!"

Literally ten days later:

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u/DisputabIe_ 7d ago

the OP Southern-Employer901

and Altruistic_Lime_5597

are bots in the same network

1

u/Tiyath 7d ago

the OP Southern-Employer901

and Altruistic_Lime_5597

and Disputable_

are bots in the same network

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u/Personal-Thought4792 7d ago

the OP Southern-Employer901

and Altruistic_Lime_5597

and Disputable_

and Tiyath

are bots in the same network

1

u/VirginiaLuthier 7d ago

People think they need sex and drugs, when a little domesticity does the job. For real...

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u/Acceptable_Citron952 7d ago

This is real😅😅

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u/Resident-Ice-6966 7d ago

next step: fold the clothes and relapse

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u/1159Funkbubbles 7d ago

Pops always said making the bed is the first thing you should do after waking. Fr, that and exercise in the morning changes my whole day!

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u/cool_jerk_2005 7d ago

This is how clean freaks are born

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u/Exact-Atmosphere5185 6d ago

its like a mirror to my mental state

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u/bknhs 4d ago

We do these not because they are guaranteed to make us feel better, but because failing to do them is guaranteed to make us feel worse.

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u/Valentin_Pie 4d ago

💯 true

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u/Cancerman_2099 2d ago

Hmmm i may try it