1. Compassion of sentient beings returns smiles, laughter, friendship and trust.
2. Kindness of mothers brings and teaches great love and compassion.
3. We need education about warm heartedness.
4. Females much more sensitive about other's pain (based on scientific research), so they have more potential for affection.
5. Think more by yourself then discuss with your friends.
6. Don't bother about opposition or those who do not look your way or share your thinking.
7. Be aware of contradicting emotions
8. If drug makers had no customers, there would be no need to make drugs.
9. Teaching of secular ethics will identify a map of emotions.
10. Detailed information is needed for full understanding.
11. All religion emphasizes on Love, Forgiveness, etc. None are drastically different in fundamental teachings.
12. Learn to practice and teach one-ness.
13. Faith & Reason must go together.
14. All faith is the practice of love.
15. Most conflict can be solved by simple common sense.
16. Learn to build union and share this knowledge.
17. Nonviolent actions depend on motivation.
18. Be wise with selfishness (give to get).
19. Compassion is selfish and selfless.
20. Society - the combination of single human beings.
21. Current generation must think of the kind of world we will leave for our children & generations to come.
22. Most events are mostly human creation.
23. Action is more important than faith.
24. Enthusiasm will not come from money.
25. Hero - a person of compassion and great love.
26. Make education for complete healthy body and mind.
27. concept of oneness of humanity, we are NOT separate.
28. If you are unhappy, it is hard to develop compassion and/or love.
29. Generally, there is too much competition.
30. Change of attitude & general distrust through education
Friday, May 13, 2016
Friday, May 6, 2016
War - You're too close to see...Back up...
While my classmates slept, and dozed off, I was wide awake at 7:15am, listening to a former US Government Attorney, now retired, talking about history, and the relevance of war. This man, tall, old and wise as a tree, stood there and incorporated law with history to show their connection and how they work hand in hand. This was one of the only subjects that kept me awake in college, world history. Speaking of which, I realize I've been carrying around a notebook I had in college and its amazing to look at the notes I took and still have.
There are people out there who will see the potential in others, and have the wisdom enough to only show us the light and allow us to make our own choice and effort to go for what we believe in. Now, I'm sure many people I attended college with could give a hoot about world history and random facts about each war, and the governments that perpetrated them. Yet, this is the only event that truly changes our way of life…Lets examine this.
If there are no wars, everything stays the same, yet technology and information keeps piling up, growing and changing, yet the environment, buildings, etc. stays the same… The only way for real change, on a massive scale to occur, especially in a down economy is war, or the dismantling of the current way of life, rules of life and collective effort of the people in that nation. Now looking at the previous options, which would you think is more viable for a government?
War is the easiest thing to choose, for it simply requires that government officials leave the land being destroyed, or go into hiding underground, and return once it is all over. The front is always an attack, religion, hate, or some other negative propaganda being perpetrated through the media.
War also has its benefits, the military, long trained and awaiting blood and destruction based on their objectives, are ready to be deployed to “fight for freedom”. Companies that manufacture weapons and gear for war can now hire thousands of employees, sales of food will go through the roof as the anticipation of famine and lack of food will drive fear into everyone. While all this ensues, the government body is fully protected, and have a supply of food and energy to last years at minimum. Their own private army protects them in a secure location. This is the same for owners of large corporations making hundreds of thousands to millions per year.
Once the war is over, talks of victory and rebuilding comes into play. New technologies are secured into the infrastructure of the new buildings and homes. The population is usually decimated, so people are encouraged to start families and have babies. New companies are built and people go back to work. New laws are passed and more restriction on free will are suppressed under the guise of security and protection for all.
Another 50 or 100 years later, the cycle is at its peak, and a new nation gets ready for the same process of elimination and re-creation.
Yet,…Where is the voice of the people in all this? Why is it that the people have no say, or power to stop wars and deaths of millions of people?
It all starts with distraction and illusion. People have a traditional belief in the voting system. No longer are we working as a collective body within specific areas with complete control on how our society is run. We now give our power to the seemingly more educated and apt individuals who promise freedom and security while they implement more and more restrictions, taxes, tolls, raise prices, etc. Inevitably taking away our real assets, our attention and time.
Is this uncommon thinking? You would be surprised to know that every single state in the united states have filed petitions to secede or be removed from the collective “United States” as a lower government ruled body. Check out these news articles about the subject.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/11/14/secession-50-states-_n_2131447.html
http://www.businessweek.com/articles/2013-10-14/why-are-so-many-counties-trying-to-secede-from-their-states
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/11/20/cost-of-seceding-from-united-states_n_2165696.html
http://www.wnd.com/2012/11/now-many-states-want-to-secede-from-u-s/
You can also find many other articles on google about the same subject:
https://www.google.com/search?q=states+want+to+secede+from+the+united+states&oq=states+want+to+&aqs=chrome.2.69i57j0l3.4378j0j1&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
It is simply not an attractive deal anymore to be controlled by one central government. Many people have different values, lifestyle habits, needs, wants, and outlook on life in general. Even though some things may be allowed in some states, a larger governmental (supreme court ruling), may override that state’s power with an absolute rule. Big brother anyone?
Until the collective is ripped apart and then powered by the people who are apart of their own area, we will continue to have wars, conflicts and destruction to keep those in power and those without, suffer.
There are people out there who will see the potential in others, and have the wisdom enough to only show us the light and allow us to make our own choice and effort to go for what we believe in. Now, I'm sure many people I attended college with could give a hoot about world history and random facts about each war, and the governments that perpetrated them. Yet, this is the only event that truly changes our way of life…Lets examine this.
If there are no wars, everything stays the same, yet technology and information keeps piling up, growing and changing, yet the environment, buildings, etc. stays the same… The only way for real change, on a massive scale to occur, especially in a down economy is war, or the dismantling of the current way of life, rules of life and collective effort of the people in that nation. Now looking at the previous options, which would you think is more viable for a government?
War is the easiest thing to choose, for it simply requires that government officials leave the land being destroyed, or go into hiding underground, and return once it is all over. The front is always an attack, religion, hate, or some other negative propaganda being perpetrated through the media.
War also has its benefits, the military, long trained and awaiting blood and destruction based on their objectives, are ready to be deployed to “fight for freedom”. Companies that manufacture weapons and gear for war can now hire thousands of employees, sales of food will go through the roof as the anticipation of famine and lack of food will drive fear into everyone. While all this ensues, the government body is fully protected, and have a supply of food and energy to last years at minimum. Their own private army protects them in a secure location. This is the same for owners of large corporations making hundreds of thousands to millions per year.
Once the war is over, talks of victory and rebuilding comes into play. New technologies are secured into the infrastructure of the new buildings and homes. The population is usually decimated, so people are encouraged to start families and have babies. New companies are built and people go back to work. New laws are passed and more restriction on free will are suppressed under the guise of security and protection for all.
Another 50 or 100 years later, the cycle is at its peak, and a new nation gets ready for the same process of elimination and re-creation.
Yet,…Where is the voice of the people in all this? Why is it that the people have no say, or power to stop wars and deaths of millions of people?
It all starts with distraction and illusion. People have a traditional belief in the voting system. No longer are we working as a collective body within specific areas with complete control on how our society is run. We now give our power to the seemingly more educated and apt individuals who promise freedom and security while they implement more and more restrictions, taxes, tolls, raise prices, etc. Inevitably taking away our real assets, our attention and time.
Is this uncommon thinking? You would be surprised to know that every single state in the united states have filed petitions to secede or be removed from the collective “United States” as a lower government ruled body. Check out these news articles about the subject.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/11/14/secession-50-states-_n_2131447.html
http://www.businessweek.com/articles/2013-10-14/why-are-so-many-counties-trying-to-secede-from-their-states
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/11/20/cost-of-seceding-from-united-states_n_2165696.html
http://www.wnd.com/2012/11/now-many-states-want-to-secede-from-u-s/
You can also find many other articles on google about the same subject:
https://www.google.com/search?q=states+want+to+secede+from+the+united+states&oq=states+want+to+&aqs=chrome.2.69i57j0l3.4378j0j1&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
It is simply not an attractive deal anymore to be controlled by one central government. Many people have different values, lifestyle habits, needs, wants, and outlook on life in general. Even though some things may be allowed in some states, a larger governmental (supreme court ruling), may override that state’s power with an absolute rule. Big brother anyone?
Until the collective is ripped apart and then powered by the people who are apart of their own area, we will continue to have wars, conflicts and destruction to keep those in power and those without, suffer.
Friday, April 29, 2016
Culture and Confusion? What Say You?
Thousands of years ago, before the Spanish inquisition, before the British Colonization, and even before the Civilized societies of the western hemisphere, different locations on the planet had unique cultures. Pure in its maturity and thriving with dance, art, music and people.
Today, we simply have relics and trinkets of the glorious past. Where did the valuables go? All around the world, the countries/nations who conquered and stole what they could, still maintain these artifacts and valuables. Why? Because they are a source of energy, useful in the maintenance of power dominance.
So what does this have to do with confusion and culture?
Culture is a way of life, something born from the spirit of a collective of people and embraced by everyone. Confusion is simply the misunderstanding or the use of information that is not factual or based in a solid foundational root. For example, religion was forced upon most of the world, and became a "cultural" thing for parents to teach their children and scold them into obeying the "religious" beliefs they were subjected to. Thereby creating a generational effect, rather than a "culture". This type of "habit" is born from fear, destruction and negative energy. This habit effectively replaces previous habits from older generations. The same can be said for food, and other activities we no longer even think about.
Think about it, if someone learns a skill, and the skill is paying a certain amount of money per hour, week or month, does this person have any reason to think they can get more from this skill? Unless this person is curious and becomes an expert, and begins to do his/her own research, this person will remain in the same state of thinking indefinitely. The same for a baby growing up, if you teach that child that it is wrong to trust people, what happens as the child grows up? Simple, the child will not trust people because it is taught that this is something undesirable. Yet, if the child is not curious enough to seek out alternative ways of thinking about this habit, then the child will continue down this road for the rest of his/her life.
When we start seeking our own truths, we will find that most of our "traditional" thinking about culture is rather a confusion. Holding on to values like furniture passed down through generations may not necessarily be the right thing to do. Especially if you find yourself less fortunate than others. Poverty and wealth are direct reflections of mindset and mental clarity. People from wealthy families have seen the days of having nothing, and people in poverty have risen to places of wealth and power. Money cannot buy happiness, nor can it solve personal issues regarding human relations, it is simply a vehicle or utility one can use to make things go more smoothly and not worry about financial issues so that energy can be focused on other parts of life.
The confusion in culture is spread worldwide, what we value the most, especially in the western world, can be easily replaced, sometimes instantly, yet the things we value the least, can at times be irreplaceable. Take the time to think about your beliefs, any negative attitudes you may have toward a situation, person or event. Think about how this can help you or destroy your life.
Today, we simply have relics and trinkets of the glorious past. Where did the valuables go? All around the world, the countries/nations who conquered and stole what they could, still maintain these artifacts and valuables. Why? Because they are a source of energy, useful in the maintenance of power dominance.
So what does this have to do with confusion and culture?
Culture is a way of life, something born from the spirit of a collective of people and embraced by everyone. Confusion is simply the misunderstanding or the use of information that is not factual or based in a solid foundational root. For example, religion was forced upon most of the world, and became a "cultural" thing for parents to teach their children and scold them into obeying the "religious" beliefs they were subjected to. Thereby creating a generational effect, rather than a "culture". This type of "habit" is born from fear, destruction and negative energy. This habit effectively replaces previous habits from older generations. The same can be said for food, and other activities we no longer even think about.
Think about it, if someone learns a skill, and the skill is paying a certain amount of money per hour, week or month, does this person have any reason to think they can get more from this skill? Unless this person is curious and becomes an expert, and begins to do his/her own research, this person will remain in the same state of thinking indefinitely. The same for a baby growing up, if you teach that child that it is wrong to trust people, what happens as the child grows up? Simple, the child will not trust people because it is taught that this is something undesirable. Yet, if the child is not curious enough to seek out alternative ways of thinking about this habit, then the child will continue down this road for the rest of his/her life.
When we start seeking our own truths, we will find that most of our "traditional" thinking about culture is rather a confusion. Holding on to values like furniture passed down through generations may not necessarily be the right thing to do. Especially if you find yourself less fortunate than others. Poverty and wealth are direct reflections of mindset and mental clarity. People from wealthy families have seen the days of having nothing, and people in poverty have risen to places of wealth and power. Money cannot buy happiness, nor can it solve personal issues regarding human relations, it is simply a vehicle or utility one can use to make things go more smoothly and not worry about financial issues so that energy can be focused on other parts of life.
The confusion in culture is spread worldwide, what we value the most, especially in the western world, can be easily replaced, sometimes instantly, yet the things we value the least, can at times be irreplaceable. Take the time to think about your beliefs, any negative attitudes you may have toward a situation, person or event. Think about how this can help you or destroy your life.
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