Daniel Schmachtenberger, the third attractor part 2

[Devin]

Just now, Nilsi said:

Which is exactly what Schmachtenberger is doing. 

You think he thinks dystopia is beautiful?

[zurew]

Just now, Devin said:

Approach it as adventure, with curiosity, for fun, but being completely content with it turning into hell if it does, seeing how that too would be beautiful.

Okay, the only thing thats still unclear to me, is that how can you be confident about what motives he has based on the information you have?

Like for example how do you know with a high confidence that he is approaching it with fear?

[Carl-Richard]

13 minutes ago, Devin said:

Approach it as adventure, with curiosity, for fun, but being completely content with it turning into hell if it does, seeing how that too would be beautiful.

Ladies and gentlemen; New Age brainrot.

"This guy has serious plans and aspirations. He is surely not as spiritual as I am."

[Nilsi]

Just now, Devin said:

You think he thinks dystopia is beautiful?

I don't think he is freaked out about some possible dystopia, yet he chooses to steer away from it, for the benefit of all - because he cares. Nobody wants a dystopia, so don't be so smug about this. 

[Devin]

8 minutes ago, zurew said:

Okay, the only thing thats still unclear to me, is that how can you be confident about what motives he has based on the information you have?

Like for example how do you know with a high confidence that he is approaching it with fear?

Okay I just turned on the part one video and watched like 1 minute, watching that you don't think he's afraid of the outcome he's trying to avoid?

[Devin]

7 minutes ago, Nilsi said:

I don't think he is freaked out about some possible dystopia, yet he chooses to steer away from it, for the benefit of all - because he cares. Nobody wants a dystopia, so don't be so smug about this. 

I didn't say freaked out. 

"Nobody wants a dystopia, so don't be so smug about this. " so I take it you don't think a dystopia would be beautiful? 

[Nilsi]

4 minutes ago, Devin said:

Okay I just turned on the part one video and watched like 1 minute

That summarizes your whole take on this quite well.

[Nilsi]

4 minutes ago, Devin said:

I didn't say freaked out. 

"Nobody wants a dystopia, so don't be so smug about this. " so I take it you don't think a dystopia would be beautiful? 

I can see the beauty in torture yet not let myself be tortured voluntarily.

[Devin]

20 minutes ago, Carl-Richard said:

Ladies and gentlemen; New Age brainrot.

"This guy has serious plans and aspirations. He is surely not as spiritual as I am."

Ladies and gentlemen; Defensiveness

Edited August 26, 2022 by Devin

[Oeaohoo]

27 minutes ago, Nilsi said:

Of course they act as some kind of intermediate source for knowledge, but not because they want to monopolize this position, but precisely because they want to open source it. They are literally giving you the tools to make sense of the world yourself - that's the whole point.

Well, we'll have to see. Schmachtenberger and all of his kind can take off into stratosphere, where the fundamental human realities of authority, hierarchy and power have finally been transcended. I will be here with the quod semper, quod ubique, quod ab omnibus ("what is always, what is everywhere, what is by everybody believed").

[Devin]

10 minutes ago, Nilsi said:

That summarizes your whole take on this quite well.

Good one coach

[Carl-Richard]

1 minute ago, Devin said:

Ladies and gentlemen; defensiveness

"Defensiveness, difficult emotions, striving, struggling, survival etc. must be avoided at all costs." That is not true acceptance.

[Danioover9000]

   I thought Leo Gura made Neo Advaita thinking a bannable offense?

[Devin]

4 minutes ago, Carl-Richard said:

"Defensiveness, difficult emotions, striving, struggling, survival etc. must be avoided at all costs." That is not true acceptance.

I agree.

Ladies and gentlemen; Strawmanning

 

Edited August 26, 2022 by Devin

[Oeaohoo]

Anyway, as a true degenerate it seems that I have initiated myself into the 333 Current as Shugal, the Howler in the Desert of Seth!

I will finish with an extended version of an earlier quotation and then be gone from here for good:

Quote

 

One morning the Baron looked tired. ‘I have been suffering from insomnia,’ he said. ‘When I write late into the night, the problems stay with me - and the monsters…’ He did not clarify his meaning. Instead, he plunged straight into a discussion of the Egyptian god Seth. That figure seemed to fascinate him: ‘Seth was the bad guy in the Egyptian pantheon. A reprobate god. Feared and loathed for having murdered the good one, Osiris. Yes, that insipid husband of Isis. So Seth was made into an embodiment of evil. They even thought he sided with the foreign invaders of Egypt…

‘Seth was a rebel. Dispatched his own brother. Like in the case of Romulus and Remus, only the other way around. As if it was Remus who killed Romulus. Osiris was a solid bourgeois deity, married, respectable. Par contre, they portrayed Seth with an animal head, an ugly snout, horns and a tail. A kind of brutish devil. His sacred animal was the hippopotamus. But I believe Seth was beautiful. His beauty was unbearable to the established priests so they sought to uglify him, an old trick. You remember Nietzsche? Zarathustra speaks: “O miserable wretches! In your stupidity, I know, my superman you would call evil.” An inversion of values. The higher is made into the lower. The eternal ruse of the vile and unworthy. Seth aided the foreign conquerors because the Egyptians had become effete, decadent, useless. They deserved defeat, they needed to be conquered, to be mastered by the Hyksos. Seth had rightly reproached them: “Look what rabble you have become! You were masters and now you are servants. Fit only to be ruled by whoever is strong enough to conquer you. It is not worth being your god. I am going to leave you. I hate your worship, your sacrifices. I’ll become your conquerors’ god - it serves you right.”

He paused, looking grim. ‘Seth was a desert god. But there are oases in deserts. Places of rest and refreshment. There is a kind of purity there… I could have been born in a desert… providing there were mountains there, I would have been happy.’

His enemies claimed that Seth had abandoned his people, that he had confused them. But they couldn’t see beyond their noses. The confusion was in their heads. No, Seth had clear vision: you have to be a mischief maker in a society of idiots, of democrats, of molluscs. They of course will repay you with hatred, or indifference. Exile you to the wilderness of anonymity, to the desert of insignificance. They don’t realise they do you a favour. It is good being away from the riffraff! Seth had got it right. I could never have been a priest, not a priest of any monotheistic religion - my caste is warriors - but, a priest of Seth, perhaps…

 

With that, I shall take my leave from this place. Goodbye! And Good Riddance!

[Carl-Richard]

6 minutes ago, Devin said:

I agree.

Ladies and gentleman; Strawmanning

I see no other way that you can raise these kinds of objections against someone like Dan who grew up within a non-dual community.

[Nilsi]

2 minutes ago, Oeaohoo said:

Anyway, as a true degenerate it seems that I have initiated myself into the 333 Current as Shugal, the Howler in the Desert of Seth!

I will finish with an extended version of an earlier quotation and then be gone from here for good:

With that, I shall take my leave from this place. Goodbye! And Good Riddance!

I bet you'll be back within a week spouting your nonsense here.

[zurew]

25 minutes ago, Devin said:

watching that you don't think he's afraid of the outcome he's trying to avoid?

Nope, like what is specifically that makes you think that he is afraid (you have to make a point that is not about mentioning the problem ,because we established that mentioning a problem doesn't necessarily indicates that you are fearful)

[Devin]

 

16 minutes ago, Danioover9000 said:

   I thought Leo Gura made Neo Advaita thinking a bannable offense?

I never said we can't affect things, I said we should.

Edited August 26, 2022 by Devin

[Devin]

38 minutes ago, zurew said:

Nope, like what is specifically that makes you think that he is afraid (you have to make a point that is not about mentioning the problem ,because we established that mentioning a problem doesn't necessarily indicates that you are fearful)

Do you think he's a.) trying to avoid something, or b.) do something, or c.________? His primary motivation

Edited August 26, 2022 by Devin