Relationships

The common notion in our world that one person can possess another in a relationship I find infantile and unspiritual. 

In a spiritual community we are all brothers and sisters and ideas such as possession of another and its related jealousies are seen for the fallen notions they are. Nobody owns anybody and to think they do is a form of mental and spiritual retardation.

Am I advocating for open relationships? 

Well, that's up to the individuals involved, but what I am advocating for is for people to not try to control anyone else and to allow them the freedom to experience life by being true to themselves, not by being slave to a controlling relationship.

If "fidelity" is freely and happily given by both individuals in a relationship that's great, but it shouldn't be forced or demanded.

However, if people are willing to put up with being controlled or being controlling in a relationship then no-one is going to stop them.

Memories

People assume one shared reality and one timeline when they think about the past. That way their memories aren't just personal, they reflect a truth or reality that everyone involved should agree on. But what if there is more than one reality or timeline? What if these things diverge over time? I'm not saying they do, but maybe we could be open to that possibility, as outrageous as it might seem. And even if there is only one reality or timeline, each person carries their own memories of the past which won't reflect a complete picture of everything experienced in a lifetime, only a highlights package. The more important an event, the more crystal clear it remains in our mind. And if it was less important to another they won't remember with the same clarity.

Thoughts about God/the Creator

The belief in God or a Creator is simple logic. The cosmos was either created by a living entity or a machine. It didn’t just pop into being out of nowhere. But machines are made by living beings, so everything must have started with one (or more) living entities. 

The origin of the original being who created all the other beings is beyond the ability of the intellect to conceive. Who created God? As the Creator is outside time ideas of causation must be different in such a reality. 

Of course people can speculate the universe has always been and needed no creator. But life exists, consciousness exists, and these can't come from a dead universe. So that idea seems illogical to me. What seems logical is life/consciousness is the base unit of existence, not dead matter. And that it creates life and matter for life to experience.

The One became many and is experiencing itself through its relations between its separate parts.

The dark vision of the elites

I asked my TCM therapist, who's from Poland, how things were there now. "Shit", she said. I asked why, and she said because of the government. 

It seems like another country where the government serve vested interests or "faceless men" behind the scenes rather than the people. 

This is an international problem, not just isolated to a group of countries.

The solution, I do not have.

But I do know the aggregation of power by fewer and fewer people, (think the EU), has a tendency to makes things worse than the devolution of power to local groups, in touch with local issues.

Being ruled by unelected (or elected) officials in another country (or even county) is a recipe for disaster. But this is where "the powers that be" are trying to take us. To manage us like sheep. Chipped, vaccinated and kept within small corrals, initially of thought, but later of movement, itself. Think the "15 minute city".

But plenty of people are waking up to the nightmarish scenario the so-called elites have in mind and are failing to comply.

Anything that tries to unnecessarily hamper the individual should be ignored or smashed entirely.