Nostr

very good then... alas this position is likely reserved for a certain elitist of the spirit...

my point likely still stands - for most these days, their "love" appears to be weakness and grandchild-sacrificing service to abstractions that only serve the unhealthiest manifestations of their own narcisissism.

Brisket 1y ago

I don't feel drawn to making martyrs of myself or my family. Love is a very ambiguous word & I've only recently become comfortable in wielding it. I think many people use the word insincerely.

You do not need permission from the spiritual elites to connect to your inner node & receive guidance. You came into this realm to expand your consciousness by experiencing the results of your own actions & the actions of others.

When we are consumed by fear, we lose that connection to our higher self. The illusion of separation then feels very real to us.

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Weatherall 1y ago

wait who said anything about martyrdom?

elite just means elevated so spiritual elitism wasnt meant to be interpreted in the marxian sense... it was an attempt to acknowledge that, just like in life, there are levels and some bell curve like disbursement. so that if one person is capable of "beating while perfectly loving" or whatever it was - that in no way implies that this level of mastery would be available to the common man and therefore is NOT a general rule.

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Weatherall 1y ago

something tells me to place this here:

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/424268.Ride_the_Tiger

Brisket 1y ago

Wow - yeah might need to buy that one.

It's the second time this week it's been shown to me.