I am absolute morality itself.

[Princess Arabia]

5 minutes ago, An young being said:

All lives may be equal, but may not be equally designed. For example, the nervous system of a bug is far simpler than a human being and hence the ability to feel pain. A tree doesn't feel pain at all. 

Look at God's design, he designed tiny and essential things ( like a plant) less capable of pain, so that the emotional selfless guys don't have to feel pain everytime they kill a bug accidentally.

It's all an illusion.

No. It's not all illusory. What appears isn't illusion. The individual is the only illusion. What appears is just what appears. Thoughts, ideas, concepts, the belief of control and free will, the thought that there's an "I".....those are the illusions. An earthquake is an earthquake but only in appearance. Thoughts about the earthquake is just that, thoughts and has no life. The earthquake was real and unreal simultaneously. 

[An young being]

27 minutes ago, Princess Arabia said:

No. It's not all illusory. What appears isn't illusion. The individual is the only illusion. What appears is just what appears. Thoughts, ideas, concepts, the belief of control and free will, the thought that there's an "I".....those are the illusions. An earthquake is an earthquake but only in appearance. Thoughts about the earthquake is just that, thoughts and has no life. The earthquake was real and unreal simultaneously. 

Right, an earthquake is not an illusion, but the belief that nature is unjust in nature, since it seems to kill both the good and bad guys without any partiality.

[An young being]

On 05/06/2024 at 2:30 AM, Keryo Koffa said:

What about self defense, constructive feedback, making them aware if they're hurting others, any communication that tries to make them aware of shortsightedness or self-destructive tendencies, being honest about one's feelings when a relationship isn't working out, staying by their side when they're depressed,

Sounds like a good question. For example, what if your kid doesn't want to study because of his fear and limited knowledge about life? He definitely doesn't want it, so shouldn''t we send him to school for the sake of his immediate gratification, that is, feeding his fear?

[Keryo Koffa]

On 6/24/2024 at 7:52 PM, An young being said:

Sounds like a good question. For example, what if your kid doesn't want to study because of his fear and limited knowledge about life? He definitely doesn't want it, so shouldn''t we send him to school for the sake of his immediate gratification, that is, feeding his fear?

Unfaced fear becomes anxiety and that's even worse and there are graceful ways of handling fear, taking small steps and facing the source instead of suppressing it. Life is full of fear, we will eventually face it, it's an advantage do it on our own terms through encouragement.

Most kids don't want to learn because of the constrictive environment rather than a fear of the unknown.

What would you do about the monsters under the bed or if the kid wants to play with a chainsaw?

[Razard86]

On 5/29/2024 at 2:17 PM, Razard86 said:

human

On 5/28/2024 at 10:31 AM, Leo Gura said:

But @Razard86's defintion is pretty close to mine.

Leo...if you have a better one provide one. You are not being truthful. You don't have a better one, but if you do post it in this thread. The key to morality again is control WHAT YOU CAN CONTROL, DO NOT blame yourself for what you cannot control. If you think you can change some things in your life to minimize harm do the best you can.

Life was designed to be TOO BIG for you as an individual to fix the world's problems, only God can fix the world's problems, a sole human cannot. Now we as a collective human species can work to fix problems, but to do that, each and every human collectively has to work on themselves to align themselves with the tenets I laid before.

[Keryo Koffa]

@Razard86 Isn't part of responsibility advancing and engaging others in expanding their awareness to the best of one's ability to better their and all lives? How does perspective morph that? How does relativity affect its own epistemology, values and goals? Did I write the previous sentence as an ego defense mechanism or is assuming that itself a distraction? Can you answer my questions?

[Keryo Koffa]

@Razard86 I gotchu!

The perfect morality in five simple rules. (0: Invent Morality)

1: Figure out morality | 2: Align with morality| 3: Become moral(-ity) | 4: Stop caring about (transcend) morality | Rule 5: Enjoy