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|    one to Noah    |
|    Re: I came to the conclusion    |
|    10 Jul 21 16:58:33    |
      XPost: alt.buddha.short.fat.guy, alt.philosophy.taoism, alt.supp       rt.schizophrenia       From: being@apolka.sign              Noah wrote:       > one wrote:       >> Noah wrote:       >>       >>>Not only do we not understand the world,       >>>but we also do not understand ourselves.       >>       >>Those who don't understand their       >>supposed, selves, might assume they have or are, selves.       >>       >>> ... It still feels like "I did not choose this" to many.       >>>Feelings, of course, are not rational. They simply are.       >>       >>Some individuated beings may realize how       >>given a figure-ground type reversal of Being, they simply are       >>forms of energy at play, seeking various levels which       >>could be called, their own, sewing two speak.       >>       >>With harmony emerges disharmony, naturally,       >>when an Uncarved Rock (UR) is carved.       >>       >>Dualistic modes of thought last       >>as long as they may dew.       >       >>- evaporation rates vary ...       >       >I am sure that every word you say is true. But they are not solutions       >to the "lion trapped in the zoo" problem. Escape the zoo and then       >ponder non-duality if that is how you bend.              Seeing a lion trapped in a zoo may distress me to know end.       Seeing people as if they were kept captive against their will as well.              Kinda reminds me of rat parks.              A rat in a cage prefers getting high, when alone       with nothing to do and not appreciating having nothing to do.              When with others of its kin, those who were addicts may find       being able to play in the park is kinda like being free, totally.              Now-a-daze, kids at home are virtually connected.       Space and time mean little to them, in theory.              Having knowledge at the finger-tips or voice-command,       the world is their oyster, and problems a grain of sand.              - of a mind game ...              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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