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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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➝ We Must Stop Doing Wrong Things in Order to Get to What is Truly Right — Knowledge About Ourselves and Reality Eventually Empowers us to Act.
There are many injustices, wrongdoings and immoralities in the world. Many things that are wrong are being supported by many of us, even if we’re not aware.
The depth of discovering morality takes time, as truth takes time. Barriers to sel...
➝ Disassembling UnReality Sorcery — People Sell us Beliefs in Order for Certain Deceptive False Constructs to Continue to Be Accepted.
A “magician” of the modern age engages in a con game to deceive and manipulate the target’s sense perception and comprehension of reality. That is what we agree to in this exchange, wanting to be fooled so we can experience wonder, amazemen...
➝ When Core Foundational Principles of Truth and Morality Are Being Violated — We Should View it as a Violation Against Ourselves — and Stand Up For It — To Defend It.
People let evil continue until it comes knocking on their door, then they expect others to give a shit about them and their injustice when they didn’t give a shit about other people’s. When their is a conflict between people, most others av...
➝ What Will This Battle Really Be Against?, Where Does The Fear of True Freedom Come From?
Where does the fear of true freedom come from? From the refusal to own personal responsibility (symptom of the problem).
Self-loathing due to lack of self-respect (heart of the problem): What kind of people want to live in perpetual refusa...
➝ 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...
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