Spiritual Warfare

You said in your hypothesis that the unborn child and the mother are separate.

I’ve grabbed my popcorn, so let’s see where this philosophical rollercoaster takes us.

I’m a sinner

So, according to your logic, that means you’re not God. While you both come from the same source, you’re still separate.

Wonderful.

Disgusting.

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In a way, yes, the core of who we are doesn’t really change. The awareness or being is always there, even when everything around us shifts. But, at the same time, the experiences we go through and how we perceive them do change. It’s like everything around us moves, but that deeper sense of ‘being’ stays the same, like a constant undercurrent.

What I’m getting at is that being, that sense of awareness, isn’t changing in the same way. We might experience different things, but that awareness of being is always present, no matter what’s happening around us. It’s not something that comes and goes with the experiences, it’s the constant that allows all those experiences to unfold.

Pure existence

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I get what you’re saying about how we need a sense of self to navigate life, but that doesn’t mean we should be stuck with labels. People change and evolve, and our identities don’t have to be set in stone. It’s not about getting rid of identity altogether, but creating space where everyone can just be themselves without feeling like they have to fit into some box. Ideally, we’d live in a world where identities don’t hold us back, but instead let us express who we really are, without all the pressure.

There’s a misconception that gender identity is entirely biological, especially for cisgender people, and that anything outside that must be socially constructed. But in reality, it’s a mix of factors like biology, experiences, and how we relate to the world. LGBTQ+ identities are real and they’re not just fabricated.

You have an answer for everything. I try to find a good response, but it always feels like a trap. Whenever I ask a question, there are always illusions involved.

I think the concept of existence as separate from the self creates an unnecessary divide. From my experience, existence doesn’t exist independently of me, I am existence. Every moment of awareness, every perception, is an act of existence. The world is not something I simply observe from a distance, it is something I am immersed in, a part of my being. There is no ‘outside world’ that exists apart from my consciousness of it. My thoughts, my senses, and my awareness all converge into this experience of being. There is no line between me and existence because I am existence itself. This isn’t just a mental concept, but a direct experience of being.

Biology is a major factor, but it’s not the whole picture. Gender identity is shaped by how people perceive themselves, and how society teaches us to relate to gender roles. For many, their identity is not simply tied to their biology. It’s influenced by a combination of their experiences, their environment, and the expectations around them.

Transgender people are just living authentically. It’s not about pretending. Gender is about identity, and clothing doesn’t define who someone is, it’s just a tool for self-expression.

I agree that sometimes it can feel overblown, especially online.

No worries, my friend.

A really good comment, I feel the same emotions you’ve experienced.

I like that we are different, yet still a unity. There is beauty in that.

I have never forced anyone. What I am trying to do is share a perspective and encourage conversation, not impose any particular way of thinking.

Haha, you never take a break, do you?😅

I’m not trying to tell anyone how to think or how they should identify, but I’m just suggesting that maybe we can move away from some of these labels and the divisions they create. I think everyone should have the freedom to express who they are without judgment. For me, it’s about focusing on our shared humanity, rather than sticking to rigid categories. It’s about respecting each other’s choices and identities.