RESPECTING OTHER PEOPLE'S VIEWS.
Re: RESPECTING OTHER PEOPLE'S VIEWS.
It is a proven fact that most people, get depressed around Christmas time! Ironic really, the time of year that is meant to bring people together, really alienates most folk..
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Re: "I chalk it up to Christmas approaching."
What evidence? Where? Sounds like made up bullshit to me.TimeSeeker wrote: ↑Sun Nov 25, 2018 11:42 pmHaving expectations for any of it to make sense in the face of overwhelming evidence to the contrary.
Now THAT doesn't make sense...
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Re: RESPECTING OTHER PEOPLE'S VIEWS.
That's hardly the same as saying other people being happy makes you miserable. Besides, what's 'happy' anyway? Everyone has a false front that they present to the world. Some people who seem happy are really suffering underneath.
Re: "I chalk it up to Christmas approaching."
Okay. Please answer me this question, if you would.
Were you ever in a situation where everyone around you (in a loose sense... like at school, work, in a town, or in your family, or on a vacation community, at a wedding, at a party or at a concert or opera, etc.) was happier than you were?
I also accept the answer "I don't know, because I don't know how others feel."
But an honest answer from you would be helpful to show you what I mean.
Re: RESPECTING OTHER PEOPLE'S VIEWS.
It is one thing to respect other's views but can you respect their experiences?
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/04/24/opin ... peech.html
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/04/24/opin ... peech.html
Is it beneficial to listen to and respect experience or is it better to ignore it in favor of arguments?At one of the premieres of his landmark Holocaust documentary, “Shoah” (1985), the filmmaker Claude Lanzmann was challenged by a member of the audience, a woman who identified herself as a Holocaust survivor. Lanzmann listened politely as the woman recounted her harrowing personal account of the Holocaust to make the point that the film failed to fully represent the recollections of survivors. When she finished, Lanzmann waited a bit, and then said, “Madame, you are an experience, but not an argument.”................
Re: RESPECTING OTHER PEOPLE'S VIEWS.
In order to realize Harvard’s vision of University, Harvard screens applicants by excluding the exceptionally academic.
Most any university, in order to realize its vision of University, also invites guest speakers.
Those who show up to silence the invited guest speakers are actually censoring the university’s vision of University.
Not surprising in the Bizarro World of ostensible relativism that dictates even the opinions of University destroyers must be considered to be worthwhile.
Re: "I chalk it up to Christmas approaching."
Without choice riding the winds of wu wei, one joins with the surrounding happiness or sadness. How? With self-knowledge as the baseline, one is free of separation from transitory identities that are rooted in habitual associations with an energetic state.-1- wrote: ↑Mon Nov 26, 2018 1:08 am Okay. Please answer me this question, if you would.
Were you ever in a situation where everyone around you (in a loose sense... like at school, work, in a town, or in your family, or on a vacation community, at a wedding, at a party or at a concert or opera, etc.) was happier than you were?
Separation is defined as the perceived space(s) between two.
Transitory identities are defined as happiness and sadness.
Habitual associations are defined as triggers.
Energetic state is defined as a transitory identity.
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Re: "I chalk it up to Christmas approaching."
Why do you even bother?Walker wrote: ↑Mon Nov 26, 2018 9:51 amWithout choice riding the winds of wu wei, one joins with the surrounding happiness or sadness. How? With self-knowledge as the baseline, one is free of separation from transitory identities that are rooted in habitual associations with an energetic state.-1- wrote: ↑Mon Nov 26, 2018 1:08 am Okay. Please answer me this question, if you would.
Were you ever in a situation where everyone around you (in a loose sense... like at school, work, in a town, or in your family, or on a vacation community, at a wedding, at a party or at a concert or opera, etc.) was happier than you were?
Separation is defined as the perceived space(s) between two.
Transitory identities are defined as happiness and sadness.
Habitual associations are defined as triggers.
Energetic state is defined as a transitory identity.
Re: RESPECTING OTHER PEOPLE'S VIEWS.
For the responses, of course. Without that, it's all story form.
Re: "I chalk it up to Christmas approaching."
Yeah, yeah, yeah. In dreamland, baby.Walker wrote: ↑Mon Nov 26, 2018 9:51 amWithout choice riding the winds of wu wei, one joins with the surrounding happiness or sadness. How? With self-knowledge as the baseline, one is free of separation from transitory identities that are rooted in habitual associations with an energetic state.-1- wrote: ↑Mon Nov 26, 2018 1:08 am Okay. Please answer me this question, if you would.
Were you ever in a situation where everyone around you (in a loose sense... like at school, work, in a town, or in your family, or on a vacation community, at a wedding, at a party or at a concert or opera, etc.) was happier than you were?
Separation is defined as the perceived space(s) between two.
Transitory identities are defined as happiness and sadness.
Habitual associations are defined as triggers.
Energetic state is defined as a transitory identity.
There are two types of people (according to this one classification): competitive and non-.
And there are two types of people (according to another classification): those whose self-worth is self-directed, independent of others and criticism, and those whose self-worth are dependent on how they perceive others perceive the one.
If you are competitive and your self-worth is measured as a reflection of others' opinion about you, then there is nothing you can do. These are givens, these are talents, that can't be changed, much like a leopard can't change its spots.
Telling people they are wrong in basing their self-worth on others' opinion, and that they should stop doing that, therefore they must change that attitude, is the stupidest, most fucked-up advice one can give. It's equivalent to telling people that if they don't want to habitually be late for work, they should grow wings and fly there.
Re: "I chalk it up to Christmas approaching."
Okay. Please answer me this question, if you would. You are giving shit to those who address the issue, VT, but you can't give an honest answer? WTF?
Were you ever in a situation where everyone around you (in a loose sense... like at school, work, in a town, or in your family, or on a vacation community, at a wedding, at a party or at a concert or opera, etc.) was happier than you were?
I also accept the answer "I don't know, because I don't know how others feel."
But an honest answer from you would be helpful to show you what I mean.
If you can't give an honest answer, no problem. You will just be booked then that way.
Re: RESPECTING OTHER PEOPLE'S VIEWS.
See there, VT?
All kinds of responses.
Your's and -1-'s are but 2 of many types.
Note: these two types are quick-fire. Reasons vary.
Quick-fire often results in multi-edits, or many more postings to clarify.
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See there, -1-?
In your dreams, non-separative joining with the quick-fire energy.
In ain't so hard to do, Bub.
Idea and energy.
Shiva/shakti.
Two aspects of one, -1-.
Masculine/feminine.
‘Tis the transmogrification into the order of life’s stage in the singular now from chaotic universal energy .
If alien, read all about it.
All kinds of responses.
Your's and -1-'s are but 2 of many types.
Note: these two types are quick-fire. Reasons vary.
Quick-fire often results in multi-edits, or many more postings to clarify.
*
See there, -1-?
In your dreams, non-separative joining with the quick-fire energy.
In ain't so hard to do, Bub.
Idea and energy.
Shiva/shakti.
Two aspects of one, -1-.
Masculine/feminine.
‘Tis the transmogrification into the order of life’s stage in the singular now from chaotic universal energy .
If alien, read all about it.
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Re: "I chalk it up to Christmas approaching."
I suppose I just don't think about it. It just seems very strange to me. Perhaps it's something males do more--all that brooding resentment and bitterness type of thing....-1- wrote: ↑Mon Nov 26, 2018 10:14 amOkay. Please answer me this question, if you would. You are giving shit to those who address the issue, VT, but you can't give an honest answer? WTF?
Were you ever in a situation where everyone around you (in a loose sense... like at school, work, in a town, or in your family, or on a vacation community, at a wedding, at a party or at a concert or opera, etc.) was happier than you were?
I also accept the answer "I don't know, because I don't know how others feel."
But an honest answer from you would be helpful to show you what I mean.
If you can't give an honest answer, no problem. You will just be booked then that way.
Re: "I chalk it up to Christmas approaching."
Rest assured your limitations are not the only ears in town.vegetariantaxidermy wrote: ↑Mon Nov 26, 2018 10:42 am I suppose I just don't think about it. It just seems very strange to me. Perhaps it's something males do more--all that brooding resentment and bitterness type of thing....
Re: "I chalk it up to Christmas approaching."
All I wanted to show you was why there was no "Why". It is how it is. Nick_A answered you in kind as well, I seem to have seen his reply here.vegetariantaxidermy wrote: ↑Mon Nov 26, 2018 10:42 amI suppose I just don't think about it. It just seems very strange to me. Perhaps it's something males do more--all that brooding resentment and bitterness type of thing....-1- wrote: ↑Mon Nov 26, 2018 10:14 amOkay. Please answer me this question, if you would. You are giving shit to those who address the issue, VT, but you can't give an honest answer? WTF?
Were you ever in a situation where everyone around you (in a loose sense... like at school, work, in a town, or in your family, or on a vacation community, at a wedding, at a party or at a concert or opera, etc.) was happier than you were?
I also accept the answer "I don't know, because I don't know how others feel."
But an honest answer from you would be helpful to show you what I mean.
If you can't give an honest answer, no problem. You will just be booked then that way.