Dearest Unborn Beloved

[Dontaskme]

“Come to the conclusion: I am unborn, I was unborn and I shall remain unborn.”
— Nisargadatta Maharaj

[Sculptor]

Congratulations.

You have won the nonsense of the week award.

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[Dontaskme]

Congratulations.

You qualify as being the PNF's

[iambiguous]

“Come to the conclusion: I am unborn, I was unborn and I shall remain unborn.”
— Nisargadatta Maharaj

This Brenda: https://www.paperheartfamily.com/about-me/

Basically her point being that someone is pregnant, wants to be pregnant and has already come to love the unborn baby in her womb. Sure, that can make sense. And I would imagine it is at least in part a biological imperative rooted genetically in the laws of nature.

On the other hand, there are women who become pregnant and don't want to be. They kill the unborn clump of cells/baby growing inside them. Some with mixed emotions, others feeling only greatly relieved.

The part I root in dasein.

As for this:

“Come to the conclusion: I am unborn, I was unborn and I shall remain unborn.”
— Nisargadatta Maharaj

This guy: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nisargadatta_Maharaj

But: Given what context? Who might say this? Why would they say it? Can they convey what it means to them to me?

And how is it related the abortion wars?

[Sculptor]

Congratulations.

You qualify as being the PNF's

The plebeians achieved their democratic rights against the knob ends

[Dontaskme]

“Come to the conclusion: I am unborn, I was unborn and I shall remain unborn.”
— Nisargadatta Maharaj

This Brenda: https://www.paperheartfamily.com/about-me/

Basically her point being that someone is pregnant, wants to be pregnant and has already come to love the unborn baby in her womb. Sure, that can make sense. And I would imagine it is at least in part a biological imperative rooted genetically in the laws of nature.

On the other hand, there are women who become pregnant and don't want to be. They kill the unborn clump of cells/baby growing inside them. Some with mixed emotions, others feeling only greatly relieved.

The part I root in dasein.

As for this:

“Come to the conclusion: I am unborn, I was unborn and I shall remain unborn.”
— Nisargadatta Maharaj

This guy: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nisargadatta_Maharaj

But: Given what context? Who might say this? Why would they say it? Can they convey what it means to them to me?

And how is it related the abortion wars?

The entire principal of this thread topic points to the idea of UNCONDITIONAL LOVE

You cannot know unconditional love because you are it. There is only the BELOVED.

The Unborn cannot die.


Anyways it’s just another one of my philosophical deepities. Never mind.

[Dontaskme]

For clarification…You have never met you because there is only you.

Only the BELOVED

[Dontaskme]

Congratulations.

You qualify as being the PNF's

The plebeians achieved their democratic rights against the knob ends

The Bell Ends are far more intelligent and philosophically more superior to the plebs.

[Sculptor]

You qualify as being the PNF's

The plebeians achieved their democratic rights against the knob ends

The Bell Ends are far more intelligent and philosophically more superior to the plebs.

So says a bell end.
You clearly have the wrong end of the stick.

[Dontaskme]

The plebeians achieved their democratic rights against the knob ends

The Bell Ends are far more intelligent and philosophically more superior to the plebs.

So says a bell end.
You clearly have the wrong end of the stick.

There is no end to my bell end.

It’s a zillion times clearer than you pleb.

[iambiguous]

The entire principal of this thread topic points to the idea of UNCONDITIONAL LOVE

You cannot know unconditional love because you are it. There is only the BELOVED.

The Unborn cannot die.


Anyways it’s just another one of my philosophical deepities. Never mind.

Right, the idea of UNCONDITIONAL LOVE.

But what about the part where, given particular contexts like pregnancies, one person's idea of it is completely at odds with another's idea of it? One woman experiences an UNCONDITIONAL LOVE for her unborn baby while another woman feels no UNCONDITIONAL LOVE at all for the clump of cells she's about to abort.

The unborn can die. Millions and millions of them already have.

[Dontaskme]

The entire principal of this thread topic points to the idea of UNCONDITIONAL LOVE

You cannot know unconditional love because you are it. There is only the BELOVED.

The Unborn cannot die.


Anyways it’s just another one of my philosophical deepities. Never mind.

Right, the idea of UNCONDITIONAL LOVE.

But what about the part where, given particular contexts like pregnancies, one person's idea of it is completely at odds with another's idea of it? One woman experiences an UNCONDITIONAL LOVE for her unborn baby while another woman feels no UNCONDITIONAL LOVE at all for the clump of cells she's about to abort.

The unborn can die. Millions and millions of them already have.

Unconditional love means anything will happen because it’s free to do so without condition.

There is here only the BELOVED


Conditions are only apparent within the illusory dream of separation. No thing ever dies because no thing lives.

No one experiences UNCONDITIONAL LOVE

You are unconditional love which is the Beloved free and pregnant with infinite potential and possibilities…including torture and pain and suffering and the withdrawal of love…all unconditional.

Everything that happens is unconditionally happening.

[iambiguous]

The entire principal of this thread topic points to the idea of UNCONDITIONAL LOVE

You cannot know unconditional love because you are it. There is only the BELOVED.

The Unborn cannot die.


Anyways it’s just another one of my philosophical deepities. Never mind.

Right, the idea of UNCONDITIONAL LOVE.

But what about the part where, given particular contexts like pregnancies, one person's idea of it is completely at odds with another's idea of it? One woman experiences an UNCONDITIONAL LOVE for her unborn baby while another woman feels no UNCONDITIONAL LOVE at all for the clump of cells she's about to abort.

The unborn can die. Millions and millions of them already have.

Unconditional love means anything will happen because it’s free to do so without condition.

There is here only the BELOVED


Conditions are only apparent within the illusory dream of separation. No thing ever dies because no thing lives.

No one experiences UNCONDITIONAL LOVE

You are unconditional love which is the Beloved free and pregnant with infinite potential and possibilities…including torture and pain and suffering and the withdrawal of love…all unconditional.

Everything that happens is unconditionally happening.

No, seriously.

[Dontaskme]

No, seriously.

I know it doesn't make sense, but yes, seriously.

This is the worse message one will ever hear, because it kills off everything one has been conditioned to believe is real. Then again, it simultaneously revives a peace that passes all understanding.

[Sculptor]

The Bell Ends are far more intelligent and philosophically more superior to the plebs.

So says a bell end.
You clearly have the wrong end of the stick.

There is no end to my bell end.

It’s a zillion times clearer than you pleb.

You call me a pleb as if it were an insult.

I'm not sure I want to know what an enormous clear bell end looks like.
It's a bit creepy. What does your boyfriend think of it? And have you thought about a medical consultation?