by TheLeviathan
by Spatial Mind
by TheLeviathanBut I also see an almost God-like potential in all humans. They are creating the reality around them, but they use morality, indoctrination, and deception to displace responsibility away from themselves. They do this out of fear, I think. The thought of being responsible for their feeling bad, and not being able to change it like I (and maybe others like me) can must depress them. I think everyone could realize their ability to control themselves and be less emotionally inclined and biased. But few are worth the time to teach.
Are you manipulating me or something ? I'm thinking you have a very high opinionated awareness. That is, very aware, but opinionated.
The ones who seem to be unable to learn, are the ones who need it the most. Still in every case, people only learn when they are ready.
The language I use is limited, and so my reality is limited. When I use the term "disgusting," it is more of an analogy, or complex interpretation. I am indifferent on people, usually. But when I think it's possible, I attempt to bring other people the same rationalizations that I've come across, in the form of a linguistically-sound perspective. My recent relationship focus was based on the fact that I saw her ability to see her primitive tendencies, and that she wanted more than anything, to destroy them. But she lacks the will because of her emotional predispositions towards herself. She has not been treated kindly in this world. When I give her insights to help her achieve self-control, she seems unable to take the step into moral oblivion. She is willing to let other people control her, to stay morally sound. When that is, in fact, the reason she isn't able to remain "morally sound" in the first place.
This may seem off-topic, but this was the only example I could think of, off the top of my head.
This female you're talking about. I can see the exact same thing about someone I know. A few actually, but 1 person really stands out.
She's really managed to absorb and become the system as though the ego that has been provided to her by society is perfectly correct. The thing about providing insight for the sake of achieving self control to people like that, is that it's literally a requirement for the teacher to take control of them for a period of time. Then it comes down to their deep routed beliefs which has them in a comfort zone.
Their ego must be destroyed in order to make way for the greater awareness. The tricky part is, you being the one to do that will most likely make her get defensive. Even when the fact of the matter surfaces, it at least seems "I told you so" won't go all that smoothly either.
She needs to ask more questions, and they have to be the right questions before she's ready for transformations into the unknown, and the unknown is usually comprised of things that are fictitious to her understanding.