popcornminute2

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   by popcornminute2 5y ago

   Your selfless self has always been at the center of your existence since you can remember. Your selfless self is the one that does the experiencing, and the decision making. And that's all you really need at this point, especially when
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   by popcornminute2 5y ago

   > If it’s not there - who is suffering, experiencing problems? It's void in the sense that it's a black hole and a black box. You feed it, and it all disappears into a void. Your ego will then ask you to do things to feed it mo
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   by popcornminute2 5y ago

   You need to realize why the question was asked in the first place and how stuck he feels. Existential crises result from our belief in our ability to change confronted with our inability to do so. But I'm saying it's not that you
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   by popcornminute2 5y ago

   No. The result is the same, which I admit is confusing. You should notice by the end that the two you's are different, and they are two distinctly different ways of modeling the world. The deeper question is, what is change? And, what