In the upside-down world we live in, weakness is considered a virtue. Poverty is seen as synonymous to goodness, incompetence is rewarded and need is the imperative by which decisions are made. This is wrong, and this attitude will bring even the most prosperous society to its knees. Not only is it wrong, it is …
Author Archives: Tolli Bryn
Inner Resistance
There’s a barrier within many of us. A huge brick wall which closes us off from the potential we might otherwise reach. I have it within me, that’s for sure. I’ve been thinking deeply about this issue and how to overcome it. I’ve had bouts of success in the past where I’ve effectively managed to …
The Nature of God (and the Power of Prayer)
I recently made a video on the topic of prayer. I spoke about how, when I went through my healing crisis and fasted many long fasts over the period of a single summer, prayer was an integral part of my success. It’s no small feat to drink only water for ten days straight. The same …
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Stop choosing to be depressed!
As I continue to reflect upon my existence post-healing, by which I mean the period from the summer of 2019, where I fasted myself to health after being sick for years, until the present, I keep hitting my head on the fact that I’m not making good choices from day to day. I’ve made the …
Overcoming Topical Steroid Withdrawal Permanently
I’ve been receiving a lot of comments and direct messages from people on through my YouTube channel telling me that they’re experiencing massive healing by following my protocol of fasting and a simple diet. I’m incredibly thankful to be able to help others heal and I’m going to do my best to keep spreading the …
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Self-destruction and the purpose of life
I’ve been doing an audit of my life recently. Really taking a look at the way I approach the world and myself. I’m not really happy with the conclusions I’ve come to. When I think back to my long period of chronic illness, I remember all the times I would imagine my life if I …
Straying from the Path
I’ve taken a long break from writing on JoA, but I’m back. I’ve had many things on my plate these last six months, a lot to think about. However, I feel like things are settling down, and I’m becoming more grounded in who I am. Let me explain. I’ve been stuck in a vicious cycle …
Pure Pleasure and Limitless Potential
I’ve slowly been having a change of heart, dear readers. I used to be quite hedonistic, honestly. Everything was about pleasure, the next fix. Gradually I moved from the empty pursuit of constant stimulation toward a healthier, more moderate lifestyle, yet one where I was still intent on “allowing myself” to go against my higher …
Medicofascism, and How to Resist It
What we’ve seen during the 20th and 21st centuries is an explosion in medical technology, the likes of which have never been seen before. The modern human is highly dependent on the medical system, not only on the treatments, drugs, and gadgets, but on the ideology that encompasses it. This ideology isn’t necessarily obvious to …
Good Health as the Foundation of a Good Life
Society is sick. And I don’t mean society as an entity in itself, though it certainly is rotten to the core in many respects. I’m talking about the individuals that make up society. I would like to say that I’m referring to physical illness here, but to be honest I’ve begun to doubt that there …
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