Re: Representing oneself through someone else
Posted: Thu Dec 08, 2022 6:37 pm
Yes, I did. And I will take my broom with me for all of my travels.
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Yes, I did. And I will take my broom with me for all of my travels.
Well, that came easy to me!
Gossip is to talk about people.
Be nice. Don't be mean.
As I have been SAYING, the ASSUMPTIONS and BELIEFS that 'you', adult human beings, HAVE and HOLD IS what IS STOPPING and PREVENTING from LEARNING, and BECOMING WISER.Lacewing wrote: ↑Tue Dec 06, 2022 6:39 pmInteresting/good description!bobmax wrote: ↑Tue Dec 06, 2022 2:05 pmWe are fanatics.
This happens when we can no longer bear the uncertainty of life.
We want to escape from existential angst. And instead of delving into ourselves, which involves more suffering... let's take a shortcut.
So we grab some "truth" that is presented to us and pretend that it is absolute Truth!
Here is fanaticism.
When we are little kids, every day is a new adventure to be explored. Every moment is full of potential. We are much more adaptive at that stage, it seems. The older we get, the more we want to be in control and be 'right' -- and yes, we can become fanatics as a result of that. We might expect that we're supposed to know all the answers when we get older, rather than relaxing in the acceptance that we don't and it's not even necessary. We're actually stunted when we defend our rigidity.
The 'young person' does NOT 'open up', to the 'world'.bobmax wrote: ↑Wed Dec 07, 2022 9:50 amYes, but I think the fact that as you get older you take stock of the right is a necessary process.Lacewing wrote: ↑Tue Dec 06, 2022 6:39 pm When we are little kids, every day is a new adventure to be explored. Every moment is full of potential. We are much more adaptive at that stage, it seems. The older we get, the more we want to be in control and be 'right' -- and yes, we can become fanatics as a result of that. We might expect that we're supposed to know all the answers when we get older, rather than relaxing in the acceptance that we don't and it's not even necessary. We're actually stunted when we defend our rigidity.
The young person opens up to the world and experiences life.
It is a GOOD 'father', and 'mother', who 'kicks' the 'son', and 'daughter', when 'old enough', out into the 'world' UNDER a WATCHFUL EYE, from AFAR.
Where is this DISILLUSIONMENT of 'suffering' coming FROM, EXACTLY?
LOL 'you' could NOT be MORE DISILLUSIONED here "bobmax".
And 'you' appear to NOT be able to face the so-called 'pain' of the IRREFUTABLE Truth that I have TELLING and EXPOSING to 'you' here.
I can count the active posters here that have mental illness in under one number.
"lacewing" this is EXACTLY what 'you' DO here.
The consistent feedback, which has been and is continually being FED TO 'you', does NOT seem to be having ANY useful impact, on 'you', anyway.
How about 'you', "lacewing", not just 'lighten up' but ALSO OPEN UP?
As long as 'you' keep that 'short and dry', quick witted humor, "harbal", then 'you' will still remain the most so-called 'normal' one here.
That's right, Age.Age wrote: ...