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Eden wrote:
awareness wrote:
if death is a hobby for you so it will be dreadful for you, eden
My only hobby at this present moment is one of spitting on your hobby...and I barely even had to try, K did it for me.
i understand, someone else understood it for you
....says the guy who goes around quoting dead people all day long.
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Eden wrote:
awareness wrote:
Eden wrote:
My only hobby at this present moment is one of spitting on your hobby...and I barely even had to try, K did it for me.i understand, someone else understood it for you
....says the guy who goes around quoting dead people all day long.
live and death are not separated
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Eden wrote:
Only a static mind sees a world in which 'animals are at war'.
Animals don't have a self-image. 2 dogs are fighting-violence-not psychologically(!), barking(!) at each other only, but actually fighting. I've seen those fights, perhaps in Hawaii or Canada they're non-violent(!).
Now, after the fight's over, the 'loser' dog doesn't spend its day 'thinking' about how bad it will look when the 'winner' dog will 'tell' the others in the neighbourhood! Or about the impression it made on other (male and female dogs) that happened to witness the fight!
It gets over the whole thing as soon as it turned the corner, and starts looking for food, licking its wounds, but there is no psychological wound to lick.
In humans, it is precisesly those wounds that last forever, and so cause everlasting pain. So forget animals, thought is merely hiding behind that rationalization, that we're animals, as an excuse to do all kinds of things, under the pretext that they're all 'natural'.
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bruce sean wrote:
Eden wrote:
Only a static mind sees a world in which 'animals are at war'.
Animals don't have a self-image. 2 dogs are fighting-violence-not psychologically(!), barking(!) at each other only, but actually fighting. I've seen those fights, perhaps in Hawaii or Canada they're non-violent(!).
Now, after the fight's over, the 'loser' dog doesn't spend its day 'thinking' about how bad it will look when the 'winner' dog will 'tell' the others in the neighbourhood! Or about the impression it made on other (male and female dogs) that happened to witness the fight!
It gets over the whole thing as soon as it turned the corner, and starts looking for food, licking its wounds, but there is no psychological wound to lick.
When a dog gets beaten down by another dog or by a human, the dog stores all of that in its cells...the same way a human does. It is totally natural and healthy to do so.
Bringing in stories is another matter altogether and obviously these stories are myths. Intelligent humans are able to distinguish between myth and fact, illusion and the real, mimicry and the actual, etc etc.
It's funny how you constantly feel the need to state the obvious to me when I point out the very same things constantly. You are utterly disconnected from your audience, just as you are utterly disconnected from your own body.
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Eden wrote:
bruce sean wrote:
Eden wrote:
Only a static mind sees a world in which 'animals are at war'.
Animals don't have a self-image. 2 dogs are fighting-violence-not psychologically(!), barking(!) at each other only, but actually fighting. I've seen those fights, perhaps in Hawaii or Canada they're non-violent(!).
Now, after the fight's over, the 'loser' dog doesn't spend its day 'thinking' about how bad it will look when the 'winner' dog will 'tell' the others in the neighbourhood! Or about the impression it made on other (male and female dogs) that happened to witness the fight!
It gets over the whole thing as soon as it turned the corner, and starts looking for food, licking its wounds, but there is no psychological wound to lick.When a dog gets beaten down by another dog or by a human, the dog stores all of that in its cells...the same way a human does. It is totally natural and healthy to do so.
You haven't read carefully what was said.
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A self image is a myth or a story. An intelligent animal can distinguish between myth and fact, the real and illusion, the actual versus counterfeit, etc. It's you who haven't read carefully what was said.
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...but as you admitted, the animal called bruce "is stupid and nothing will ever change that".
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Too bad you don't get the meaning of that.
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bruce sean wrote:
Eden wrote:
bruce sean wrote:
Animals don't have a self-image. 2 dogs are fighting-violence-not psychologically(!), barking(!) at each other only, but actually fighting. I've seen those fights, perhaps in Hawaii or Canada they're non-violent(!).
Now, after the fight's over, the 'loser' dog doesn't spend its day 'thinking' about how bad it will look when the 'winner' dog will 'tell' the others in the neighbourhood! Or about the impression it made on other (male and female dogs) that happened to witness the fight!
It gets over the whole thing as soon as it turned the corner, and starts looking for food, licking its wounds, but there is no psychological wound to lick.When a dog gets beaten down by another dog or by a human, the dog stores all of that in its cells...the same way a human does. It is totally natural and healthy to do so.
You haven't read carefully what was said.
the surest sign of a self-centred belief system is the inability to listen to anothers point of view.
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Eden wrote:
A self image is a myth or a story. An intelligent animal can distinguish between myth and fact, the real and illusion, the actual versus counterfeit, etc. It's you who haven't read carefully what was said.
An animal doesn't have psychological illusions such as a self-image, so there's nothing to distinguish. An animal doesn't have an ego. It barely knows it exists.
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I know you far better than you know yourself brucey. I know exactly what you meant.
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RJ wrote:
bruce sean wrote:
Eden wrote:
When a dog gets beaten down by another dog or by a human, the dog stores all of that in its cells...the same way a human does. It is totally natural and healthy to do so.You haven't read carefully what was said.
the surest sign of a self-centred belief system is the inability to listen to anothers point of view.
I listened all right, but I saw it as false. Acknowledged and rejected.
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Eden wrote:
I know you far better than you know yourself brucey. I know exactly what you meant.
So you say. You don't have to know me to get the meaning of a statement.
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bruce sean wrote:
Eden wrote:
A self image is a myth or a story. An intelligent animal can distinguish between myth and fact, the real and illusion, the actual versus counterfeit, etc. It's you who haven't read carefully what was said.
An animal doesn't have psychological illusions such as a self-image, so there's nothing to distinguish. An animal doesn't have an ego. It barely knows it exists.
Different animals face different kinds of illusions. Birds don't face the illusion of stories, but they may face the illusion of the scarecrow. Same thing...one is just slightly more complex than the other. Human animals have had to distinguish between myth and fact for probably hundreds of thousands of years. Some can, and some can't.
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Animals don't have an ego. I'm not talking of physical illusions which are due to the perceptive systems of anything which lives. That is only natural. Egos are not.
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'enjoying the ride' of conflict
being a 'knower'
relishing a follower
the perversity of the mind's self-centred and eternal hunger is that in such a place, no matter how many times you convince yourself you 'win' your conflicts, there is never an end to yur peacelessness so you make up a philosophy up to justify your constant angst and try to strengthen it by belittling anyone who doesn't share your beliefs.
It's been done in a million ways before.
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Some birds fall for the scarecrow, some don't. Some humans can distinguish between myth and fact, and some can't. Where is the problem?
When the human masses finally see the limitations of thought and conceptual intelligence and step out of it, do you really think that challenge and illusion will end? Utopia will arrive? Or will challenges and illusions actually grow even more complex?
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bruce sean wrote:
Animals don't have an ego. I'm not talking of physical illusions which are due to the perceptive systems of anything which lives. That is only natural. Egos are not.
The ego is not an illusion?
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RJ wrote:
'enjoying the ride' of conflict
being a 'knower'
relishing a follower
the perversity of the mind's self-centred and eternal hunger is that in such a place, no matter how many times you convince yourself you 'win' your conflicts, there is never an end to yur peacelessness so you make up a philosophy up to justify your constant angst and try to strengthen it by belittling anyone who doesn't share your beliefs.
It's been done in a million ways before.
I'm just talking. Don't mind me.
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Eden wrote:
bruce sean wrote:
Animals don't have an ego. I'm not talking of physical illusions which are due to the perceptive systems of anything which lives. That is only natural. Egos are not.
The ego is not an illusion?
It is not natural, I said. And I also said that animals don't have psychological illusions, such as an ego. I don't put everything in one bowl.
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RJ wrote:
'enjoying the ride' of conflict
being a 'knower'
relishing a follower
the perversity of the mind's self-centred and eternal hunger is that in such a place, no matter how many times you convince yourself you 'win' your conflicts, there is never an end to yur peacelessness so you make up a philosophy up to justify your constant angst and try to strengthen it by belittling anyone who doesn't share your beliefs.
It's been done in a million ways before.
No beliefs here RJ. Surely if I had a belief or beliefs you or one of your herd would have pointed them out by now, yes? Feel free to bring it to my attention as clearly I can't see it.
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bruce sean wrote:
Eden wrote:
bruce sean wrote:
Animals don't have an ego. I'm not talking of physical illusions which are due to the perceptive systems of anything which lives. That is only natural. Egos are not.
The ego is not an illusion?
It is not natural, I said. And I also said that animals don't have psychological illusions, such as an ego. I don't put everything in one bowl.
So now there is something in the universe that is "not natural"? Ahhh yes, there's the "evil". Division between the natural and the unnatural.
The mind will make whatever divisions are necessary to keep duality alive.
An illusion is an illusion. The challenge to see through the illusion remains...it's nothing new, and every animal has to deal with illusion on a daily basis. A scarecrow has its origins in the mind too....so is that a physical illusion or is that a psychological illusion? blah blah blah. More bogus divisions.
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No. Seeing color is an illusion. There's nothing to do about it, and there's no conflict it creates. Except of course when the ego kicks in, and then the colorblind is feeling sorry for himself for not seeing color, too.
The ego creates all the human suffering. Blah-blah-blah-the language of the ego.
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Eden wrote:
RJ wrote:
'enjoying the ride' of conflict
being a 'knower'
relishing a follower
the perversity of the mind's self-centred and eternal hunger is that in such a place, no matter how many times you convince yourself you 'win' your conflicts, there is never an end to yur peacelessness so you make up a philosophy up to justify your constant angst and try to strengthen it by belittling anyone who doesn't share your beliefs.
It's been done in a million ways before.No beliefs here RJ. Surely if I had a belief or beliefs you or one of your herd would have pointed them out by now, yes? Feel free to bring it to my attention as clearly I can't see it.
I don't have a herd sweetcheeks, I am a lion and you look like a lot like a lamb right now
hmmm, nice fresh organs, wanna lie down together?
no beliefs huh? faaaaaantastic
ladies and gentlemen, we have a live one.
now don't you go taking the fun out of fundamentalism over there in Edensville by wising up any time soon ya hear!
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bruce sean wrote:
RJ wrote:
'enjoying the ride' of conflict
being a 'knower'
relishing a follower
the perversity of the mind's self-centred and eternal hunger is that in such a place, no matter how many times you convince yourself you 'win' your conflicts, there is never an end to yur peacelessness so you make up a philosophy up to justify your constant angst and try to strengthen it by belittling anyone who doesn't share your beliefs.
It's been done in a million ways before.I'm just talking. Don't mind me.
Hey big b, my bad, 'twas not you, I should have quoted Eden rather than just interjecting into your chat.
no you're doin alright lately Mr, less mirror smashings, more actual conversations
you've been less automatically adverserial and more humane in your dispatching of every thought, idea or utterance other than those which you might find if you were completely alone in remote deep space.
trust it means you are going well on your way:)
and if so, as we say down here
goodonyamaaaaate.
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