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The One Point
The daemons are not the monsters even in angelic lore. The idea that angels are creatures of beauty and demons horrible monsters is false. Those who tend the darkness are truly kindly but the big scare isn’t demons, it’s yourself. Yourself made manifest in all its terrible glory. So astral journeying can have a use…
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The Third Point
The shadow consciousness theory of psychology is the notion of suppression of our selves by our judgement. When we see other people doing what we have stopped ourselves from doing, it traumatizes the shadow consciousness. Our judgement traumatizes it reflexively. Being moral entrepreneurs, it brings doubts to our certainties, or enforces our bitterness and jealousy…
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You Are The Point
When you succeed at a goal even though it didn’t go like you planned, do you gain as much as if everything goes according to plan? Do you learn anything from your successes? You learn more from disasters, and your originating spirit doesn’t actually care about anything other than the goal or the finished product.…
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Meeting Point
I feel we’re free one moment and then comes the pursuit of equilibrium. Back to freedom again once the pursuit is forgotten about. That is a good insight. It gets right to the heart of the topic of Taboo. What is an agreement? Dedication. Surrender. Common understanding and a promise to keep. Those are indeed…
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Imposed Point of View
You don’t have a single will. We all want many things at any given time. You have a will to live, a will to exert influence, a will to create stability. The list goes on and on. How do we reconcile all these things we will to do? Keep them all in balance and in…
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Third Point Consciousness in Interpersonal Activity
Now for how third point thinking affects interpersonal activity… You normally perceive other people as a web of behaviours, the chains of cause and effect they produce, even perhaps recognizing cycles, but still in a pretty linear way like an emotional stick figure. You have feelings about their behaviours of course. If they behave in one…
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Perception of Events from the Third Point
Shall we do examples of life events and how they are perceived from the third point? I will need a bit of help here, if someone will pick a scenario. A life decision like should I work or retire. Ok. So yes, you are sitting at home thinking about that. Seen from the normal way,…
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Outsiders Point of View
Now I have to get even more wildly metaphorical, unfortunately, but I think it will all make sense. Imagine earth was a website. Everything else online in the internet can more or less freely access the information of earth with some simple guidelines and restrictions, of course. Ok. Well, in order for the internet to…
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Ethics is a Point of View
Does one person’s anger really look any different from anyone else’s? No. This is perhaps the reason we so readily describe people as clones or drones. We look at their behaviour in the form of fashion or expressive behaviour, or in how they express their education. Does one educated person really look any different from…
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The Point of Discrimination
So what is the point of all this discrimination? Manage supply to meet demand. And my previous question, what if as a hard and fast rule, we didn’t trust anything or anyone? What would that be like? I am pretty close to that. It’s exhausting. I don’t like hard and fast rules. Most people trust…
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Every Atom is a Point of View
We perceive that we live in a single world, but there is no single world. No world is a closed system and none can exist independently of the whole multiverse. We think of other universes as existing somehow removed from our own. In one theory, even in a far removed region of space. This is…