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Selfless Conundrum: Nonsensical Altruism
As we all know, quite a bit of emphasis is placed on the difference between the values of “selflessness” and “selfishness.” One almost gets the impression that everybody blindly accepts as supreme truth that some actions are “selfish” while others … Continue reading
Posted in Philosophy, Spirituality
Tagged altruism, consciousness, definitions, ego, morality, reality, spirituality, utilitarianism, utopia
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Formal Roots of the Human Condition
The truth of the universe is God, for the universe is God, and the expression of God is love, happiness, and positivity; thus the inherent nature of the universe is bliss. As we are God in essence and composed entirely … Continue reading
Posted in Philosophy, Spirituality
Tagged death, definitions, form, God, ignorance, memory, morality, perception, reality, spirituality
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Punishment & Consequence
In my opinion, punishment is one of the most misguided and depraved of human notions. The iniquity comes not as much from the act of punishment itself as from the entire principle behind it: the intention to proliferate suffering as … Continue reading
Posted in People, Philosophy
Tagged causality, culture, God, justice, morality, society, spirituality
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Hypothetical: Groundhog Day
{If you could spend a month where every time you lost consciousness, either from sleep or death, you restarted the same day over again (like the movie “Groundhog Day”) what would you do? You will retain memories of all 28 … Continue reading
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Tagged food for thought, fun, morality, questions
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