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If you think you fit-in you wouldn't be reading this.
If you fit-in, or thought you fit-into this outer reality, you would be at peace with this outer reality.
We all feel a consciousness, a sense of self; a sense of I am, or we wouldn't be looking to find wisdom, or to find something here at the Philosophy Now Forums.
This sense of self necessarily estranges ourselves from this outer reality that we perceive. We have a sense of being, a sense of space; inside.
We go through a hell, if we are dog enough, to pursue this tail of such, of what we believe to be what we are missing. The part that would once again, allow us to feel part of this reality. A peace.
A lasting peace to find, that ultimate satisfaction, that we may be immersed in continually, while we are alive.
That peace will never come. For they say it is here.
To give-up your self.
That's why you don't fit-in.
And that is why you are reading this.
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If you think you fit-in you wouldn't be reading this
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Re: If you think you fit-in you wouldn't be reading this
[quote="Bill Wiltrack" post_id=174245 time=1405194603 user_id=108]
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If you think you fit-in you wouldn't be reading this.
If you fit-in, or thought [i]you[/i] fit-into this outer reality, you would be at [b]peace with this outer reality.[/b]
We all [i]feel[/i] a consciousness, a sense of self; a sense of [i]I am[/i], or we wouldn't be [b]looking to find wisdom[/b], or to find something here at the [i]Philosophy Now Forums[/i].
This [i]sense of self[/i] necessarily estranges ourselves from this outer reality that we perceive. We have a sense of being, a sense of space; inside.
[b]We go through a hell[/b], if we are dog enough, to pursue this tail of such, of what we believe to be what we are missing. The part that would once again, allow us to feel part of this reality. A peace.
A lasting peace to find, that ultimate satisfaction, that we may be immersed in continually, while we are alive.
[b]That peace will never come.[/b] For they say it is here.
To give-up your self.
That's why [i]you[/i] don't fit-in.
And [b]that is why you are reading this.[/b][/size]
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It seems that you're on a coherent train of thought but the way you present it doesn't translate that way to me.
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[size=124]
If you think you fit-in you wouldn't be reading this.
If you fit-in, or thought [i]you[/i] fit-into this outer reality, you would be at [b]peace with this outer reality.[/b]
We all [i]feel[/i] a consciousness, a sense of self; a sense of [i]I am[/i], or we wouldn't be [b]looking to find wisdom[/b], or to find something here at the [i]Philosophy Now Forums[/i].
This [i]sense of self[/i] necessarily estranges ourselves from this outer reality that we perceive. We have a sense of being, a sense of space; inside.
[b]We go through a hell[/b], if we are dog enough, to pursue this tail of such, of what we believe to be what we are missing. The part that would once again, allow us to feel part of this reality. A peace.
A lasting peace to find, that ultimate satisfaction, that we may be immersed in continually, while we are alive.
[b]That peace will never come.[/b] For they say it is here.
To give-up your self.
That's why [i]you[/i] don't fit-in.
And [b]that is why you are reading this.[/b][/size]
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It seems that you're on a coherent train of thought but the way you present it doesn't translate that way to me.