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A_v_E

The only truth

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the problem of humanity is CARING caring create desires for immanent things which divide, create war, abomination and genocide. if you want to live in truth, discard all ideas of self, identity, others. they are the ones that makes you a dangerous monkey. effectively live listening ONLY the song of birds. discard thought making, and discard wanting to makes them sacred.

 

ALL SACREDNESS LEAD TO PERPETUAL WAR the only thing sacred is ANTI THOUGHT, ANTI MEANING, ANTI ANTI LIFE. WHEN YOU START CREATING THOUGHTS, IDEAS. YOU SEPARATE THE REAL AND CREATE LIES, SELF DECEPTIONS, YOU CREATE A LAYER OF LIES UPON THE TRUTH OF THE BIRD SINGING. IT S OK TO HAVE THOUGHTS , IDEAS , CONCEPTS. CAUSE IT S OK TO HAVE FARTS.

BUT DISCERN FART FROM REALITY.

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Caring and Desire are good. The issue is selfishness not desire/attachment. That is what the Buddha overlooks. You can have desires and be selfless. But like Buddha says you need the middle way. You need to balance selflessness (self-denial) with selfishness (self-indulgence). It isn’t an extremity but rather a balance that makes one whole.


“Our most valuable resource is not time, but rather it is consciousness itself. Consciousness is the basis for everything, and without it, there could be no time and no resource possible. It is only through consciousness and its cultivation that one’s passions, one’s focus, one’s curiosity, one’s time, and one’s capacity to love can be actualized and lived to the fullest.” - r0ckyreed

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You're attached to the idea of a buddha talking of a middle way.
I m advocating for no attachment to any ideas of any buddha.
Or else you're again creating the violence of imposing your will and beliefs over things that aren't real.

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3 hours ago, A_v_E said:

I m advocating for no attachment to any ideas of any buddha.

Where did you get the idea of non-attachment from?


“Our most valuable resource is not time, but rather it is consciousness itself. Consciousness is the basis for everything, and without it, there could be no time and no resource possible. It is only through consciousness and its cultivation that one’s passions, one’s focus, one’s curiosity, one’s time, and one’s capacity to love can be actualized and lived to the fullest.” - r0ckyreed

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