02-22-2011, 12:00 AM
I like what you present here Turin. Its what I would call, the path less traveled. Because of how we were raised, we were given an intent that caused us to look for weakness...a preditorial view. We viewed it initially as a survival mechanism...eat or be eaten, and a way to stay safe...'they are out to get me so I better locate their weakness.' Then after years of living in the concrete jungle of human interaction, such negativism becomes quite automatic and we start being negative even when no one is after us...such as we may be watching TV and make a negative comment about the person in the TV, lol I said "in" the TV...I'm leaving that type I will pretend I am primitive man just landed here ion the future...watching the 'men in teh TV" , lol. I want to get back to primordial self. Get out of mind. Mind was a tool developed to help man 'cope' with 'taming'. The maneuver is weakness spotting, thats how you tame someone...you spot their 'weakness' or achilles heel and then set out to intimidate them into being submissive and then, voila...tamed.
Wild people, those who walk the walk of being in the wild...do nto resort to this. The wild honors strength. I know some will say...no its the other way around, predadation is in the wild even moreso than in the 'civilized world'. Thsi is a misconception. Yes, the predatorial nature of getting food is in the wild, but not the predatorial mind of man, and it is that which I refer to. YOu will never see a wolf talking a rabbit into submission...no he chases the rabbit and if he is faster or smarter he eats, if teh rabbit is faster or smarter he lives another day (or minute). Animals don't really look for negatives, except when it pertains to survival...man, on the other hand has used this technique to control fellow men...to coral them into a corner and utilize that energy. I say man is not behind it, but rather at some epoch the FI arrived...and brought such legacy.
BUT, this thread is not about that, but about the option of goign against that very grain of intent. Why do it? Because therein lies freedom, therein lies the opportunity to no be like the tamed man. To always look for positive on others is not easy...its especially not easy when you have lost of emotion towards a person that is unpleasant...thats when all the negative option present and the urge to go negative is most strong...and thats actually the best time to do the opposite, to go positive. It will allow loads of energy redistributed and ap shift.
Wild people, those who walk the walk of being in the wild...do nto resort to this. The wild honors strength. I know some will say...no its the other way around, predadation is in the wild even moreso than in the 'civilized world'. Thsi is a misconception. Yes, the predatorial nature of getting food is in the wild, but not the predatorial mind of man, and it is that which I refer to. YOu will never see a wolf talking a rabbit into submission...no he chases the rabbit and if he is faster or smarter he eats, if teh rabbit is faster or smarter he lives another day (or minute). Animals don't really look for negatives, except when it pertains to survival...man, on the other hand has used this technique to control fellow men...to coral them into a corner and utilize that energy. I say man is not behind it, but rather at some epoch the FI arrived...and brought such legacy.
BUT, this thread is not about that, but about the option of goign against that very grain of intent. Why do it? Because therein lies freedom, therein lies the opportunity to no be like the tamed man. To always look for positive on others is not easy...its especially not easy when you have lost of emotion towards a person that is unpleasant...thats when all the negative option present and the urge to go negative is most strong...and thats actually the best time to do the opposite, to go positive. It will allow loads of energy redistributed and ap shift.