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Ouroboros11 User ID: 11046953 United States 03/09/2012 05:32 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | How do I know I have an ego? Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1193128 Could I survive without one? The fact that I post in this thread, proves that I have an ego? I am not egoïstic or egocentric. But I am an individual. Individual = ego So OP, you want me to be less me? Based on my experiences and soul searching, daily meditations, etc. The ego isn't our really identity, but simply a temporary identity used for this life. It is merely an identification with the body. The body will die, therefore the ego will die with it. The ego's existance is based off of the mind, which is a just one very well designed illusion. It's not about losing your ego but becoming simply seeing it as it is, a tool, a vehicle. It's when people take their ego too seriously; then they identify with it. What's the point in identifying with something temporary that'll just wither away and decay with time? That is what people mean by "ego" The ego is a useful tool, you learn alot from it, and like mentioned before, tantra teaches to embrace both yin and yang. It's not about being ruled and identified with the ego, but simply using it as a tool, and being unnattached from it. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 1193128 Netherlands 03/09/2012 05:42 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | How do I know I have an ego? Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1193128 Could I survive without one? The fact that I post in this thread, proves that I have an ego? I am not egoïstic or egocentric. But I am an individual. Individual = ego So OP, you want me to be less me? Based on my experiences and soul searching, daily meditations, etc. The ego isn't our really identity, but simply a temporary identity used for this life. It is merely an identification with the body. The body will die, therefore the ego will die with it. The ego's existance is based off of the mind, which is a just one very well designed illusion. It's not about losing your ego but becoming simply seeing it as it is, a tool, a vehicle. It's when people take their ego too seriously; then they identify with it. What's the point in identifying with something temporary that'll just wither away and decay with time? That is what people mean by "ego" The ego is a useful tool, you learn alot from it, and like mentioned before, tantra teaches to embrace both yin and yang. It's not about being ruled and identified with the ego, but simply using it as a tool, and being unnattached from it. Ofcourse we and all and our ego is temporary. But that is not an answer to my questions... Thank you though... |
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ToadMaster (OP) User ID: 12255485 United States 03/09/2012 07:44 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | How do I know I have an ego? Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1193128 Could I survive without one? The fact that I post in this thread, proves that I have an ego? I am not egoïstic or egocentric. But I am an individual. Individual = ego So OP, you want me to be less me? Based on my experiences and soul searching, daily meditations, etc. The ego isn't our really identity, but simply a temporary identity used for this life. It is merely an identification with the body. The body will die, therefore the ego will die with it. The ego's existance is based off of the mind, which is a just one very well designed illusion. It's not about losing your ego but becoming simply seeing it as it is, a tool, a vehicle. It's when people take their ego too seriously; then they identify with it. What's the point in identifying with something temporary that'll just wither away and decay with time? That is what people mean by "ego" The ego is a useful tool, you learn alot from it, and like mentioned before, tantra teaches to embrace both yin and yang. It's not about being ruled and identified with the ego, but simply using it as a tool, and being unnattached from it. Ofcourse we and all and our ego is temporary. But that is not an answer to my questions... Thank you though... If you perceive distinction such that your consciousness relates what is registered by your mind as it's self, then yes, until such perspective is changed, there will always be an ego present. The raw conscious state, should be our aim. Can we safely co-exist with society without an ego? I think not. The ego serves as a protective mechanism, much like a firewall is to the internet. Society, like the internet, cannot be fully nor safely digested without some type of filtration in the form of ego. Elsewise, if you were to participate in society freely, you risk exploitation, much like how we exploit the joy of children for our own amusement. In a sense, the very nature of society not only creates, but sustains our lesser sense of self. :toadmaster: |
ToadMaster (OP) User ID: 12255485 United States 03/09/2012 07:46 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | How do I know I have an ego? Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1193128 Could I survive without one? The fact that I post in this thread, proves that I have an ego? I am not egoïstic or egocentric. But I am an individual. Individual = ego So OP, you want me to be less me? Based on my experiences and soul searching, daily meditations, etc. The ego isn't our really identity, but simply a temporary identity used for this life. It is merely an identification with the body. The body will die, therefore the ego will die with it. The ego's existance is based off of the mind, which is a just one very well designed illusion. It's not about losing your ego but becoming simply seeing it as it is, a tool, a vehicle. It's when people take their ego too seriously; then they identify with it. What's the point in identifying with something temporary that'll just wither away and decay with time? That is what people mean by "ego" The ego is a useful tool, you learn alot from it, and like mentioned before, tantra teaches to embrace both yin and yang. It's not about being ruled and identified with the ego, but simply using it as a tool, and being unnattached from it. I like this. Thank you. :toadmaster: |
ToadMaster (OP) User ID: 12255485 United States 03/09/2012 07:50 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | It went into the elite stuff too much. Their ideas of progression like paint by numbers, all rote, and just the heart of a child outdoes all of that. Quoting: Sungaze_At_Dawn For most people, they're here for their families and friends, even those who played antagonist roles, for this is polishing up your light squares, and there was often karmic stuff involved. Its all about shining the duller spots on our light orb! Some of the answers are so much simpler than all the bizarre codings, where simple ideas are put into complicated scenarios. I usually call it all distortions. Nor am I following a Destroyer, nor is a Destroyer female energy. But so many distortions. This just means men and women get along, understand each other, and are equal, and that dog eat dog turns into wonderful free worlds with equality and a lot of sharing. Freedom is about freedom to be yourself, choose things for yourself, share in the resources of the planet equally, no slavery, it has nothing to do with, the freedom of which SUV you wish and which slaver/idol you want to elect and work hard to enrich. All the while he feeds you GMO and tries to make criminals out of everyone for his massive ego and even more profit in prisoner workforce. Nope that is not freedom. Freedom is actually equality in principal. They're One or in Oneness. However you wish to see that. Yes, on the point you made about our supposed 'leaders'. When you learn to wield the powers of the occult and of metaphysics, you naturally lose interest in such affairs. The power to create and destroy universes is at your fingertips, so do not serve a lesser power. :toadmaster: |
ToadMaster (OP) User ID: 12255485 United States 03/09/2012 08:03 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Wow! Quoting: Esoteric Morgan See, OP, all this can apply to both sexes. ==================================================== Not necessarily, which is why I targeted women exclusively with this topic. This case of the female, is a unique subject that required it's own topic. Well, men, I really don't think it is the best move to simply 'hide' your ego from sight. Find those women who are symbiotic in nature. Those women who do not need to feed off your energy to feel whole, rather, who emanate enough that you KNOW you have found the right one. This would be akin to a perpetual motion machine, whose conditions never fail. Quoting: Esoteric Morgan To 'hide' your ego sounds like a form of trickery...unless, this is the only way you know to expose your own innocence, allowing yourself to test those waters that might reflect your true love. At least, until you find the right person. Quoting: Esoteric Morgan The key to your heart, is this, but do you know why: By hiding or subduing our ego, we attain a child-like state of mind, which like a Trojan horse bypasses your outer defenses leaving your heart exposed to attack. This is why, knowing what I do about the female process, I still chose to fall in love, rather than to exploit you mercilessly. :toadmaster: |
Pharista User ID: 12224538 03/10/2012 12:51 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Messed up the post while trying to edit, see post below. Last Edited by Pharista on 03/10/2012 12:54 PM 100 personality disordered behaviours [link to www.outofthefog.net] Taking back self control from disordered energy thieves [link to www.outofthefog.net] How to spot a psychopath [link to aftermath-surviving-psychopathy.org] A brief introduction to 'The Shadow' [link to home.earthlink.net] Hunting for Power, Toltec Wisdom for Spiritual Warriors [link to 209.85.122.83] Message from the Kogi [link to www.alunathemovie.com] Thread: Spiritual Preparedness - simple practices and meditations to increase self-awareness Thread: The Wetiko Disease - a psychological parasite Thread: Breaking the chains of the past - facing & healing toxic conditioning & false belief systems Support for parents of bullied children - [link to epicinschools.spam] ~ "You never change things by fighting the existing reality. To change something, build a new model that makes the existing obsolete." ~ Buckminster Fuller |
Pharista User ID: 12224538 03/10/2012 12:53 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | OP can you give some meaning to the symbolism of the picture you posted above of Krishna holding a little Krishna (I presume?) Here is a post I made recently on the Spiritual Preparedness thread regarding the symbolism of the deity Vishnu and what he/she and the objects held by the four armed diety represent:- According to a yogic path I learned and practice, there are four spiritual subjects we need to study, practice and learn to keep in balance:- Knowledge: of our true identity and of the identity of Source/Creator. Becoming a spinner of the discus of self-realisation, aware of past, present and future but staying rooted to the Now. Yoga: Meaning union - knowledge alone is dry and so direct experience is needed, time spent in spiritual yoga (meditation) connecting to self as soul and source is needed to make it 'real' Dharna: Meaning practice of divine virtues - operating through our original qualities of peace, love, humility, tolerance, compassion etc. Every day we will be faced with challenges to overcome and situations will arise to bring up our own shadows and false beliefs. This is our battleground - destroying all that is false and returning to truth. Service: Sharing spiritual truths with others in thoughts, words and actions, with our mind, body and wealth. Taking responsibility for healing the self and sending good energy to others and the universe. The deity Vishnu is symbolic of a perfect balance of male and female attributes held by each and every eternal human soul. The objects held symbolise the study of the four subjects: In one hand he/she is spinning the discus of self realisation in another holding a mace of self sovreignty - knowledge and yoga. In another hand Vishnu holds a lotus flower, representing the beauty of divine qualities forged and rising from the murky muddy depths where the roots are. The other hand holds a conch shell which represents sharing spiritual truths with others. Returning to our authentic selves and through example of 'becoming' spiritual service is then given automatically. These two arms and the objects held in them represent inculcation of divine virtues (Dharna) and service. [link to 3.bp.blogspot.com] Last Edited by Pharista on 03/10/2012 01:06 PM 100 personality disordered behaviours [link to www.outofthefog.net] Taking back self control from disordered energy thieves [link to www.outofthefog.net] How to spot a psychopath [link to aftermath-surviving-psychopathy.org] A brief introduction to 'The Shadow' [link to home.earthlink.net] Hunting for Power, Toltec Wisdom for Spiritual Warriors [link to 209.85.122.83] Message from the Kogi [link to www.alunathemovie.com] Thread: Spiritual Preparedness - simple practices and meditations to increase self-awareness Thread: The Wetiko Disease - a psychological parasite Thread: Breaking the chains of the past - facing & healing toxic conditioning & false belief systems Support for parents of bullied children - [link to epicinschools.spam] ~ "You never change things by fighting the existing reality. To change something, build a new model that makes the existing obsolete." ~ Buckminster Fuller |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 1109332 United States 03/10/2012 01:35 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Long has it been since you've wandered the land with an innocent smile. Once we arrived, your sinless folly came to an abrupt end. Quoting: ToadMaster We have forced you, through trauma, to suppress that innocence and to create defense mechanisms, all in a vain attempt to hide that unconditional love which you have for all things. With this, we have beguiled you into destroying yourself. You stand before us now as a feminine form with a man's ego and vile judgmental patterns, which is not your natural state. Soon, by divine right, the power which we have stolen shall be returned to you, but we've come prepared with a plan. In the process of your awakening, we have corrupted your motherly spirit with a malevolent form of egotism: the Feminist movement, so that you might continue to serve us with unfettered loyalty and diligence. YOU are the power which sustains our system of control, and you do so willingly, foolish woman. We know your secret: The keys to your heart. You are as a mirror, and to bypass your mechanisms of defense, we need only hide our own egos from sight, such that you might reflect upon us your true nature, which is love. This is why men who know the game chew you up and spit you out so easily. Enough. I have come to warn you of impending doom should you allow them to continue their exploits, especially now that you've regained your goddess energy. No one is chewing and spitting on this goddess, Mr. Toad. ;) Women who refer to themselves as "goddess" are severely deluded. Typical of the ego, vanity, and self love that drives them. Completely insane. Of so little value that they must impose themselves on others as "goddess". lol, what a pathetic lot we've become. When I said "goddess" I was being a bit tongue-in-cheek. Plus it was a reference to "goddess energy". Lighten up, dude. ;) |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 12281430 United States 03/10/2012 01:41 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Why doesn't everybody just leave women alone and let them be whoever the hell they want to be? Nothing any of you say or think will make the least bit of difference in the conduct of anyone at all, regardless of sex. This is getting ridiculous. Even the politicians running for office these days can't seem to get their heads out from under women's skirts when one would think there are far more pressing concerns for our nation. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 1492295 United States 03/10/2012 01:56 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Why doesn't everybody just leave women alone and let them be whoever the hell they want to be? Nothing any of you say or think will make the least bit of difference in the conduct of anyone at all, regardless of sex. This is getting ridiculous. Even the politicians running for office these days can't seem to get their heads out from under women's skirts when one would think there are far more pressing concerns for our nation. Quoting: Sweetshrub The reason is because women now are far removed from what they once were. Our ego's play a major part at this time. We are losing the feminine aspects of ourselves. I have taken Toadmaster's advice and have put it to use in my life. Now I can't say I dropped the ego 100% but I am working on it. When the ego is dropped you are more like a child at heart. That is the key. Love is the key... We are beaten down...put down...we are under men and it has made us cold. We need to change that part of ourselves :) It's not easy but to me worth it... |
ToadMaster (OP) User ID: 12283436 United States 03/10/2012 01:56 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | OP can you give some meaning to the symbolism of the picture you posted above of Krishna holding a little Krishna (I presume?) Quoting: Pharista Here is a post I made recently on the Spiritual Preparedness thread regarding the symbolism of the deity Vishnu and what he/she and the objects held by the four armed diety represent:- According to a yogic path I learned and practice, there are four spiritual subjects we need to study, practice and learn to keep in balance:- Knowledge: of our true identity and of the identity of Source/Creator. Becoming a spinner of the discus of self-realisation, aware of past, present and future but staying rooted to the Now. Yoga: Meaning union - knowledge alone is dry and so direct experience is needed, time spent in spiritual yoga (meditation) connecting to self as soul and source is needed to make it 'real' Dharna: Meaning practice of divine virtues - operating through our original qualities of peace, love, humility, tolerance, compassion etc. Every day we will be faced with challenges to overcome and situations will arise to bring up our own shadows and false beliefs. This is our battleground - destroying all that is false and returning to truth. Service: Sharing spiritual truths with others in thoughts, words and actions, with our mind, body and wealth. Taking responsibility for healing the self and sending good energy to others and the universe. The deity Vishnu is symbolic of a perfect balance of male and female attributes held by each and every eternal human soul. The objects held symbolise the study of the four subjects: In one hand he/she is spinning the discus of self realisation in another holding a mace of self sovreignty - knowledge and yoga. In another hand Vishnu holds a lotus flower, representing the beauty of divine qualities forged and rising from the murky muddy depths where the roots are. The other hand holds a conch shell which represents sharing spiritual truths with others. Returning to our authentic selves and through example of 'becoming' spiritual service is then given automatically. These two arms and the objects held in them represent inculcation of divine virtues (Dharna) and service. [link to 3.bp.blogspot.com] That picture is of Kali, and of Shiva who transformed himself into a child to stop her rampage on the battlefield. I personally do not prescribe to Vishnu nor Brahma, as I've taken the Shakti/Shiva path, personified by the 10 Wisdom Goddesses. It's a complete system, focusing on the ten incarnations of Shakti, they being more primal than the younger Indian gods, with the strongest energy I've ever felt. I find Vishnu/Krishna nudging a bit close to the 'Christ' archetype to satisfy my spiritual needs, he does not directly correspond to your kundalini and consciousness as does the Shiva/Shakti system, the latter more powerful and visceral, and is best for purposes of personal transformation. In Shaktism, you deal with kundalini (Bhairavi, Chinnamasta) and life energy (Kali) directly with mere mantra. There are no messiahs, so there is no waiting, nor are there any patriarchs, Shiva serving as the transcendent and unperturbed consciousness to the power and life energy of Shakti, which is why you usually see Kali or Tara dancing on top of his inert form. My suggestion, is that you give them a go. :toadmaster: |
ToadMaster (OP) User ID: 12283436 United States 03/10/2012 02:04 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Why doesn't everybody just leave women alone and let them be whoever the hell they want to be? Nothing any of you say or think will make the least bit of difference in the conduct of anyone at all, regardless of sex. This is getting ridiculous. Even the politicians running for office these days can't seem to get their heads out from under women's skirts when one would think there are far more pressing concerns for our nation. Quoting: Sweetshrub The reason is because women now are far removed from what they once were. Our ego's play a major part at this time. We are losing the feminine aspects of ourselves. I have taken Toadmaster's advice and have put it to use in my life. Now I can't say I dropped the ego 100% but I am working on it. When the ego is dropped you are more like a child at heart. That is the key. Love is the key... We are beaten down...put down...we are under men and it has made us cold. We need to change that part of ourselves :) It's not easy but to me worth it... :toadmaster: |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 1492295 United States 03/10/2012 02:05 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Why doesn't everybody just leave women alone and let them be whoever the hell they want to be? Nothing any of you say or think will make the least bit of difference in the conduct of anyone at all, regardless of sex. This is getting ridiculous. Even the politicians running for office these days can't seem to get their heads out from under women's skirts when one would think there are far more pressing concerns for our nation. Quoting: Sweetshrub The reason is because women now are far removed from what they once were. Our ego's play a major part at this time. We are losing the feminine aspects of ourselves. I have taken Toadmaster's advice and have put it to use in my life. Now I can't say I dropped the ego 100% but I am working on it. When the ego is dropped you are more like a child at heart. That is the key. Love is the key... We are beaten down...put down...we are under men and it has made us cold. We need to change that part of ourselves :) It's not easy but to me worth it... We did it again! wow... and don't cry I just want you happy :) |
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Pharista User ID: 12224538 03/10/2012 02:14 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | That picture is of Kali, and of Shiva who transformed himself into a child to stop her rampage on the battlefield. Quoting: ToadMaster I personally do not prescribe to Vishnu nor Brahma, as I've taken the Shakti/Shiva path, personified by the 10 Wisdom Goddesses. It's a complete system, focusing on the ten incarnations of Shakti, they being more primal than the younger Indian gods, with the strongest energy I've ever felt. I find Vishnu/Krishna nudging a bit close to the 'Christ' archetype to satisfy my spiritual needs, he does not directly correspond to your kundalini and consciousness as does the Shiva/Shakti system, the latter more powerful and visceral, and is best for purposes of personal transformation. In Shaktism, you deal with kundalini (Bhairavi, Chinnamasta) and life energy (Kali) directly with mere mantra. There are no messiahs, so there is no waiting, nor are there any patriarchs, Shiva serving as the transcendent and unperturbed consciousness to the power and life energy of Shakti, which is why you usually see Kali or Tara dancing on top of his inert form. My suggestion, is that you give them a go. Ahh yes Kali - she looks so serene with Shiva transformed to a child :) my memory of the images of Kali are a lot more scary, I have never come across this depiction before but it makes perfect sense. The scary side of Kali has been necessary to bring things to this point of return though don't you think? I believe there is much to learn about the symbolism of all the deities and characters from the Hindu scriptures. I know what you mean about the Christian parallels re Vishnu, Brahma and Krishna but their true representation is still very important imo. Shiv Shakti is of course the ultimate state of being - powerful female energy connected to the purity of Source. Just like the picture. Thanks for sharing that 100 personality disordered behaviours [link to www.outofthefog.net] Taking back self control from disordered energy thieves [link to www.outofthefog.net] How to spot a psychopath [link to aftermath-surviving-psychopathy.org] A brief introduction to 'The Shadow' [link to home.earthlink.net] Hunting for Power, Toltec Wisdom for Spiritual Warriors [link to 209.85.122.83] Message from the Kogi [link to www.alunathemovie.com] Thread: Spiritual Preparedness - simple practices and meditations to increase self-awareness Thread: The Wetiko Disease - a psychological parasite Thread: Breaking the chains of the past - facing & healing toxic conditioning & false belief systems Support for parents of bullied children - [link to epicinschools.spam] ~ "You never change things by fighting the existing reality. To change something, build a new model that makes the existing obsolete." ~ Buckminster Fuller |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 1492295 United States 03/10/2012 02:21 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | That intuition of yours, that allows you to tap into the unmanifest in such a manner... is very creepy to my more logical faculty, yet still you comfort the other half of my mind. Strange duality going on here. Oh I got tricks honey just joking no I understand what you are saying. See I guess it's not as big a deal for me stuff like that happens to me on a daily basis. I just go with it. I'm glad I didn't scare ya away...I really like our chats honey lol |
ToadMaster (OP) User ID: 12283436 United States 03/10/2012 02:22 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | That picture is of Kali, and of Shiva who transformed himself into a child to stop her rampage on the battlefield. Quoting: ToadMaster I personally do not prescribe to Vishnu nor Brahma, as I've taken the Shakti/Shiva path, personified by the 10 Wisdom Goddesses. It's a complete system, focusing on the ten incarnations of Shakti, they being more primal than the younger Indian gods, with the strongest energy I've ever felt. I find Vishnu/Krishna nudging a bit close to the 'Christ' archetype to satisfy my spiritual needs, he does not directly correspond to your kundalini and consciousness as does the Shiva/Shakti system, the latter more powerful and visceral, and is best for purposes of personal transformation. In Shaktism, you deal with kundalini (Bhairavi, Chinnamasta) and life energy (Kali) directly with mere mantra. There are no messiahs, so there is no waiting, nor are there any patriarchs, Shiva serving as the transcendent and unperturbed consciousness to the power and life energy of Shakti, which is why you usually see Kali or Tara dancing on top of his inert form. My suggestion, is that you give them a go. Ahh yes Kali - she looks so serene with Shiva transformed to a child :) my memory of the images of Kali are a lot more scary, I have never come across this depiction before but it makes perfect sense. The scary side of Kali has been necessary to bring things to this point of return though don't you think? I believe there is much to learn about the symbolism of all the deities and characters from the Hindu scriptures. I know what you mean about the Christian parallels re Vishnu, Brahma and Krishna but their true representation is still very important imo. Shiv Shakti is of course the ultimate state of being - powerful female energy connected to the purity of Source. Just like the picture. Thanks for sharing that Kali will treat any who surrender their ego willingly in a similar manner to that of child Shiva. No need to fear a mother's love. :toadmaster: |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 12281430 United States 03/10/2012 02:22 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | The reason is because women now are far removed from what they once were. Our ego's play a major part at this time. We are losing the feminine aspects of ourselves. I have taken Toadmaster's advice and have put it to use in my life. Now I can't say I dropped the ego 100% but I am working on it. When the ego is dropped you are more like a child at heart. That is the key. Love is the key... We are beaten down...put down...we are under men and it has made us cold. We need to change that part of ourselves :) It's not easy but to me worth it... Quoting: ~Angels~ What a lot of 'new age' hooey! The very last thing any nation needs today is a weaker population than it already has. Want to be a 'real' woman or man? Find something useful to do instead of all this profitless mental masturbation. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 1492295 United States 03/10/2012 02:24 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | The reason is because women now are far removed from what they once were. Our ego's play a major part at this time. We are losing the feminine aspects of ourselves. I have taken Toadmaster's advice and have put it to use in my life. Now I can't say I dropped the ego 100% but I am working on it. When the ego is dropped you are more like a child at heart. That is the key. Love is the key... We are beaten down...put down...we are under men and it has made us cold. We need to change that part of ourselves :) It's not easy but to me worth it... Quoting: ~Angels~ What a lot of 'new age' hooey! The very last thing any nation needs today is a weaker population than it already has. Want to be a 'real' woman or man? Find something useful to do instead of all this profitless mental masturbation. What is wisdom to me might not be to you. I don't see any new age in any of my post...but hey to each their own. You will see...this is something that needs to be done in order to get back what we have lost over all of these years... |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 12281430 United States 03/10/2012 02:39 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | To all you morans who can't speak or read basic Greek, ego only means 'I.' Here's a letter from Ayn Rand to a reader who asked her about the 'I' in 'I love you' explaining why the sentiment means nothing without it: [link to www.lettersofnote.com] Maybe you all should be spending some time learning more languages instead of bothering yourselves over what other people are doing. How do you expect to compete with other people who know 5 or 6 of them for jobs and promotions? I know 8, so I'm smarter than all of you. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 1492295 United States 03/10/2012 02:42 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | To all you morans who can't speak or read basic Greek, ego only means 'I.' Here's a letter from Ayn Rand to a reader who asked her about the 'I' in 'I love you' explaining why the sentiment means nothing without it: Quoting: Sweetshrub [link to www.lettersofnote.com] Maybe you all should be spending some time learning more languages instead of bothering yourselves over what other people are doing. How do you expect to compete with other people who know 5 or 6 of them for jobs and promotions? I know 8, so I'm smarter than all of you. If ever I heard of someone needing to work on their ego it is you honey...good luck to you smart one |