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Such intolerance. 

I mean I will just continue to laugh at them and see them as a joke lol  I am not going to try to murder them and end their ability to preach their retarded bullcrap advice that they do not even put into action with successful results themselves or anything  :p  but just know how you are being perceived by myself

compassionatequeen said: 

I mean I will just continue to laugh at them and see them as a joke lol  I am not going to try to murder them

Murder..? 

and end their ability to preach their retarded bullcrap advice that they do not even put into action with successful results themselves

That depends on how you would define success, and I'd say most people here do as they preach. 

one fartshake coming right up  *hands Turncoat a fartshake*

Really though, are people not successful if they aren't super rich or whatever to you? 

all that I am going to say is that no one on this sociopathcommunity forum has been successful at achieving the goals that I am pursuing achieving,  so shut up

I watched a movie about a guy who became a priest, and it really changed my view of what they are. 

Everyone is a human being, it doesn’t matter what ‘costume’ they wear. I genuinely didn’t used to understand this, call my naive, I was just simply unaware and disconnected. Taking everything at face value. 

Priests are not holy men, chosen by god. Pastors, preachers, etc. they don’t get a holier, easier, better path because god ordains it so. 

We all walk on the same scorched thorny earth, bare foot, and the trek is equally as long, grueling, and tumultuous as anyones. 

It does not matter what outfit they wear. They are equally man.

That being said, every self proclaimed or well accredited guru, life coach, therapist, psychologist, spiritual healer, etc. Is subject to the same potential pitfalls, and imperfections in their teaching, practice, traditions.  

No one person can serve the whole equally well. What is right for someone may not be right for others. A piece or a part of what they say may have some value to you or it may not at all resonate. 

The only person who can ultimately decide what is best for you is you, and that is allowed to be subject to change. It’s healthy to embrace the temporal nature of our self states, and the possibility that in the future, this teaching or this practice or this line of work or this philosophy or this relationship isn’t what I most need Right now for whatever reason it may be (this is based on intuition). 

We are spiritual beings having a 3D experience that is my understanding. This nothing that you can’t change your beliefs, or that one teacher knows all or enough for one person- it may work for some to live this way and that is fantastic, but for some it may not be. 

I embrace the fluid nature of spirituality and visceral equality of man, all of man, including even the ‘greatest ’teachers. 

The reason I say greatest in parenthesis is because I have found when I open myself to the possibility, anyone and anything is a teacher- that is just as enlightening, and grounding or fulfilling, as is any other transcendental or spiritual “growth” “healing” experience can be. 

There is no factory of healing and enlightenment and happiness, no product you buy to achieve it. It is entirely an inside job, a subjective experience, a part of your experience which is for you- and ultimately for others too. You won’t know in what way.