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Truth does not waver ever, only our perception does. And it is our moral obligation to align our perceptions with truth so that our gained wisdom can manifest itself as moral right action.
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➝ Human Nature - Human Beings Are Programmable.
Human nature is neither inherently good, nor bad. Instead, we should consider the operating conditions, and the environment in which human beings exist, that influence their behaviour to a great extent; thus, creating the current human cond...
➝ The Ego’s Cage - Are We Willing to Sacrifice?
When you don’t do the Great Work, and especially when you know about it and choose not to do it, that makes you not be in the right, not advancing the moral right. Ask yourself if you’re sitting back in silence because of some selfish conce...
➝ Do You Know Thyself? Who Are We? — A Self-View Can't be Separated From a Worldview.
Do you know thyself? Would you agree that you are an individual self? I am myself. You are yourself. We are each ourselves.
Individual aspects of reality each have an identity. This is part of philosophical metaphysics and categories of be...
➝ Involuntary Servitude — Survivability — Slavery Sorcery.
Here we are in society, with the requirements to engage in some form of economic survivability. 99% of the options are limitations of our potential. They are required cogs in a machine for it to run as it currently runs. We are then require...
➝ Standing in Truth and Morality vs. Standing for You Calcified Self-Centered Ego.
People who focus only on the human relative morality in life, another variation of the “my freedom”, “my truth” and “my survival” mindset, focus on the more closely identified human slavery and evil that we aggregately self-inflict and self...
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