JosephKnecht

I agree with this, but it's not broad enough. Please replace the word Christianity with any belief system, religion, or community. You can start by replacing the word Christianity with Actualized.org. Give it a try...

I must have been incredibly fortunate. Where I came from, that's all they taught me.

Let's add this guy to the list. I wonder what happened to him.

You need to find your big boy pants and become an adult. Stop asking random people on a forum what to do with your life. You know yourself much better than anyone else knows you. Only you know the right move for you. Take ownership of your actions. That is what women want. Good luck

If the kids in grade school in Moldova don't know these lessons, I think you can teach them. I see an opportunity. Just don't put them in a box.

Sorry to hear that, man.. Which city/country are you in now? You didn't need to be homeless to get those insights; you can learn that in grade school.

Did you ever think you would get this?

I know you do. Rumi is essential.

How does it affect your daily life? Do your friends and family know about this? Describe your typical first-person experience of walking down a shopping mall. How do you experience others' energies?

Stop your rumination and get a hold of Rumi.

Here is some original analysis. How do you get more people to become more fiscally conservative? Crush the economy by increasing taxes(tariffs) on all goods/services so that things become more expensive. When things are more expensive, people buy less, and the economy declines. When things decline, fear settles in, and people become more conservative. And you thought Trump was dumb.

I think someone loves the Truth a bit too much I won't say who, but I think you know. @rudirotbart Thanks for sharing.

I suggest you read the following book: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/How_an_Economy_Grows_and_Why_It_Crashes It is exactly what you are looking for. Hope you enjoy!

I will leave this one here...

I am not the one proselytizing on how to live a great life. Before you give great advice, you should know what great is. Stop distracting me.