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Give me an example of this strong will I've just read about. Another curiosity, what do you think changed you, from your opinion of normal people to what you claim to be now. People are rather disgusting in nature.

Loved the title of this post… TL;DR.

So basically your hobbies include trying to provoke fist fights and writing manifestos about how anyone who doesn't fall for your provocation is beneath you?

Not really seeing the "zen" part coming through but perhaps you can start a Fight Club to release your aggression.

by Machine

Remember that Batman movie with Ledger in it? The Joker said something very true and honest. "These people... will eat eachother." His goal was to show humanity how truely ugly it is. How you are nothing more than emotional children in adult bodies and given the proper stimuli you would all drop your false illusion of humanity and kill eachother.

There is no doubt in my mind that in reality, not batmans fictional world, people are good natured but controlled by fear and thus.. would abandon any honor and fight like the animals they are if they were afraid.

Mortality is a strong influence in decision-making. 

Fudile Japan had honor and integrity. Truely the people of Japan still share a lot of attirbutes with their ancestors. Not all of them ofcourse but some still remember to have patience and integrity. Something white people know nothing about.

Honor.. integrity.. Courage... Valor... To do what is right even though your emotions sway you otherwise. Instead of being so damn selfish.. to become selfless.

That is a tough state to be in. I believe if the Nihonjin were able to reach such state of fairness, any person can. It was a cultural thing before, but with globalization most of those cultural values have bled into others. The Eastern civilization has always been one step ahead in spirituality, because their culture were in constant reciprocity (Indo-Chinese, for example). 

Emotions will always be before reason, in my opinion. How quick you control your emotions in order to access reasoning and logic will determine how fair you really are.

You can choose one of 2 ways in this world. You can choose to serve your faith or you can choose to serve the dollar bill. Because the world is run by either religion or money everywhere you go.

Money would be a metaphor for Satan or whatever evil deity you believe in. Religion would be a metaphor for leading a good life away from the evils of negative emotions.

I follow Zen in my approach to this world. Accept that instead of expecting nothing... I expect failure from everyone. So when you don't fail, as I expect you will, I am pleased and when you do fail... I expected it.

That's not the point of Zen, my friend. You are more in the zone of selfishness, which brings about bad karma. Real Zen practicers are those individuals who have become detached of the bad habit of expecting things in return. You are expecting people to not be able to reach a point of commitment (to a task, or whatever). Zen would rather be "expecting" the flow to take its course naturally, what will be will be.

Passivity, meditation, accepting that life is diverse. A Zen person is someone who is at peace with themselves, and therefore can see the potentiality in the beings and things around.

You're all weak. Emotionally weak... adult children who want everything given to them in a pampered form to protect their fragile feelings. To Hell with your stupid feelings. Deception in any form is a lie and if you can't handle the blunt truth.. then die.

Bunch of no will powered cowards. I'm so sick of hearing "I can't" and watching you weak, pathetic creatures just give up and quit. Don't any of you have a strong will at all?

Admitting one's limits is the start of the journey to becoming stronger, you should know this if you really were committed to Zen.
The first step is the hardest, in my opinion. It's the step that accepts the weakness and tries to make a change. Not everyone's okay with change. There is fear.

A strong will comes with healthy minded people. I'm not talking about disorders; I'm talking about people who are at peace with themselves. The stigma one forms about themselves can be a result of habit to conform to norms. That stigma is just what they have been seeing happening after reiterated failures.

Then again, change is difficult.

Learn emotional maturity. That way instead of just getting angry when someone says something, blocking them out, and arguing with them... you actually listen to what they have said. Instead of fueling a false arguement brought about by your emotional state.

I think showing emotions can be relieving for the person. Taking everything like a punch-bag is the worst thing to do, if you're not at peace with yourself. Because you end up having pent-up anger that you take on someone else. 

I assume Emotional Maturity entails that the person can discern whether it's appropriate or not to show an emotion of a certain degree. I agree that listening to what someone else has to say can persuade your anger to take a new direction.

I use psychology all the time. I alwas talk trash as I play.. why? Because I know an angry person is more wreckless than a focused mind. Blinded by your ignorant anger... you will react irationally in some manner. Giving me an edge I never needed.

See when people try to make me angry.. I only accept when I want to argue. I know what they are doing.. or at least I see what they are trying to do. A lot of times I play into games just to see where they go.

That is definitely not Zen, lol!! Using the frustration of others in order to have an edge in a feud is the same as manipulation, deceit, which you have previously stated you disdain. The Zen approach to a situation in which someone is enraged at you would be to listen to them with an open mind.

As someone who was raised in a combative and arguementative enviornment.. I like to fight both physically and verbally. I've been raised in such a manner that arguing is quite literally just a game to me. So is fighting and a lot of times I will taunt a person just so I can fight them. So, unlike you, when I talk trash... I want to fight. I come to bring war to your world not peace.

It's hard for real people to tolerate the incompetence of the rest of you and your false.. everything. Like people who want to argue and say mean things but don't really want to fight.. wtf is that?! You want to try and fuck me off but when I offer you physical conflict.. well that's just too real. Oh no I wanted to talk trash and run away like everyother coward.. pfff...

Zen brings peace, friend. Internal and external peace. Harmony. Balance.
You need to read more on spirituality. It would do you good to actually practice it instead of adopting it like a football team. Religion sure guide people to a good life, and as all things in the world, how you perceive it makes the difference between altruism and blind following.

Philosophy is a good practice too, questioning instead of accepting things given because it's the law.

I sense you are angry. Confrontational lifestyles are not usually open to something as passive as Zen.

You say you're ADD and just thoroughly analyzed all that. The things lack of chat makes SW people do...

I had one hour to write this, lol.

The thing about selflessness is that it's always been an illusion.

The thing about golden ages and times when people were purer, and held stronger values, is that it never existed. People naturally either idealize or demonize the past, depending on what it meant for them.

It can all be simplified into this -

Most humans can feel empathy and emotions, but in certain situations instincts will take over. 

Self preservation (eating, drinking, fight or flight) is the most prevalent human instinct and it takes over in times of need. Some humans have no time for empathy or other emotions.

Machine, Mr. Or MS.,

The amazing arrogance of your post makes me want to hurl.

"You expect failure from people..."  Could you sound a teeny bit  more self-righteous??