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Breakingthewall replied to Husseinisdoingfine's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
Saudi Arabia sells most of its oil to China, as does Iraq. The US and China are not enemies, they are partners; they depend on each other, and trade between them is enormous, much greater than trade between China and Iran Then why iran hates US? Turkey, Saudi Arabia, morroco, they don't hate US and they are doing quite well. What's that of hating a country? Low IQ? -
Breakingthewall replied to James123's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Then ist true that where that when you masturbate while watching videos of Japanese women inserting live squid into their vaginas, baby Jesus cries -
Breakingthewall replied to Husseinisdoingfine's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
They use to hate the Jews because they were smarter. That is unforgivable. If you are a minority, you should be considered inferior, not superior. -
Breakingthewall replied to Husseinisdoingfine's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
Do you think that western "empire" is similar than japanese, Nazi or soviet? Well, I live under the horrible Satan, in Europe, and yes, I have to admit it's comparable to living under Genghis Khan. The deportations to concentration camps and the pogroms are especially hard, but you eventually get used to it. In your opinion, the horrible American Satanic empire is so satanic that anyone who heroically resists it, like a theocracy of thieves who murder their own people for protesting, at a rate of deaths per day 10 times higher than the invasion of Gaza, who hang 15-year-old gay boys and 16-year-old girls for having sex, is legitimate. Don't you think that this is absurd? If there is an alternative to the "empire" should be better, not worse -
Breakingthewall replied to EtherNine's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
That's normal; it's an evolutionary mechanism implanted deep within the human psyche. You have to be careful about trying to erase this with spirituality, because you'd be doing what's called spiritual bypassing: creating a spiritual ego that's more fragile, false, and unbearable than the previous one. As Jesus said, "Render unto God the things that are God's, and unto Caesar the things that are Caesar's." It's necessary to satisfy that part of your psyche that tells you, "You're not enough." It's because you have to do a work in yourself; you must improve, work, move forward, give your best. Then comes spirituality. Thats life, no shortcuts. If you don't fight you are dead, even it seems that you are alive. In the other hand, mushrooms are great, every trip is useful, at least for me -
Breakingthewall replied to VeganAwake's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Anyone can easily understand the logic of spirituality. Reality exists. You exist. Therefore, you are reality in a concrete form. Form begins and ends, but reality does not. Therefore, if you perceive yourself as that which exists in a form, and not as a separate form, then death is the end of form, not the end of what you truly are. The problem is that it's not enough to simply understand this; you really have to open your perspective to what reality is, and this is difficult because form is so all-consuming. -
Breakingthewall replied to theleelajoker's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
I would say that the initial motivation is almost always: my life is largely suffering, and I also see that I'm going to die in the future, and this is something very strange that I can't even consider real. One day you read a book and some things resonate with you; besides, these spiritual people tell you that the end of suffering is near, and that death can be transcendended. It sounds interesting enough to try to understand to what extent there's any truth in all of it. Then, the mind is twisted and the traps of the ego are difficult to avoid; only instinct will make you see them. -
Breakingthewall replied to Husseinisdoingfine's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
What about Iran? It's a country ruled by this people that you are talking about. The question again is: why iran hates Israel? What Israel did to Iran to be hated? The Palestinian conflict? Then, the christians should hate turkey because the Armenian genocide? Why not? -
Breakingthewall replied to Husseinisdoingfine's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
In 1950, these lands were populated only by Muslim Uyghurs. Since then, approximately 11 million Han Chinese have arrived, now comprising 45% of the population. The Uyghur Muslims rebelled several times, only to be repressed by the Chinese government, which interned millions in re-education camps. Now, a mild form of Islam is legal, where Ramadan is prohibited, as is wearing a beard. You won't see hijabs there and Sharia law is as you can imagine prohibited. No persecuting gay people or forced marriage to girls. There are mosques, but thousand have been demolished, and new ones must have traditional Chinese architecture, like pagodas. Could you imagine that the Jews do that to the Palestinian? -
Breakingthewall replied to Husseinisdoingfine's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
Sure. They're mortal enemies of the West because some settlers are expelling Palestinians from their land. But they're friends with Russia who leave Aleppo worse than Gaza and Chechenia even worse. Fine, stay in your own world of noble feelings. Like the Muslims. You bought the kids menu, enjoy it. -
Breakingthewall replied to Husseinisdoingfine's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
Yes I agree, it's difficult to know what can happen now, what are the reasons that led to this attack, I don't know, and neither do you. Perhaps we are smarter than Mossad, or perhaps not. Perhaps Israel has an existential fear of an Iran that is increasing its arsenal of high-tech missiles while clamoring for Israel's destruction as a fundamental principle of its Islamic republic. What i know is that Iran is governed by religious fanatics who murder anyone who protests, and Israel is a democracy where there is freedom of expression. Maybe for you Israel shouldn't exist, but it does, then, why don't recognize it, make business in peace and forget the hate? Iran has no trauma with Israel, but it's financing Hamas, Hezbollah, huties. Why? -
Breakingthewall replied to Husseinisdoingfine's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
@Raze what are you posting? Try to argue with your own words. Again: Why no Muslim country said absolutely no word, no one, zero, about the brutal colonization of the Chinese against Uyghur country, that erased the identity of a whole Muslim country, saying that islam is a mental disease, forbidding Ramadan, Muslim names, breads... No one word, no mention, and it's happening now. Then, why they so concerned about the Palestinian? Where is the difference? We already know that you can use Chatgpt. That's great, you do it very good. Congratulations. Then now try with your own words . It's not so easy but you will see that if you try, you can do. Yes, of course, emotional stuff. Victimhood, the children and that. The noble innocent Muslim fremen again the evil greedy hook nosed jew. And no word about what I questioned -
Breakingthewall replied to Husseinisdoingfine's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
I know that any real communication is impossible since I'm speaking with a mind colonized by an ideology. This conversation is just an exercise, not an attempt to convince. Iran is not a friendly neighbor of the Palestinians; they are Shiite Persians and the Palestinians are Sunni Arabs, and the most typical relationship between them is war. The fate of the Palestinians matters to Iran as much as that of the Sudanese: not at all. It's just an ideological tool to strengthen the radical Islamism that Iran promotes. The Palestinian are just a tool for Iran, to gain influence in the Muslim world. Nothing else, not noble principles that makes the noble ayatollahs fight and sacrifice for the Palestinians against the evil Jews. They need the Jews because without a mortal enemy they are nothing, they have not reason to exist. Furthermore, I've asked you many times why Iran never mentions the Chinese colonization of the Uyghurs and its direct attack on Islam. Why can Iran be friends with China but not with Israel? Why does Iran need a mortal enemy? -
Breakingthewall replied to Husseinisdoingfine's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
They're not their neighbors, they're 2,000 km away. Nobody cares if people are killed in other countries. Isn't that obvious? Iran's parliament constantly shouts "Death to Israel, Death to America," and they burn Israeli and US flags. Why? Don't you see they're fueling a rhetoric of absolute hatred, and their excuse is the Palestinian issue? Listen to yourself, saying that Israel is a evil because they killed schoolgirls. And the Russian in alepo, Chechenia? Where is the difference? You're the epitome of an emotional mind colonized by a good-versus-evil narrative that makes you feel like you're on the side of good, without any possible real understanding of the situation, since you've emotionally invested in that position. Ask yourself: why you can't answer what I said about the Uyghur? It's like you can't read that part. You answer about the Uyghurs telling that the Israelites are evil. -
Breakingthewall replied to Breakingthewall's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
The question isn't mental. If you ask, "What is more real than this?" you're comparing something less real with something more real. That's a structured mind, and it will never lead you to anything other than another structure. The real question is to be absolutely present now, without any conceptual framework, and penetrate this, what is. If your meditation is deep, you'll perceive the contraction that comes with the need to be you, an individual that is. It's innate, a biological defense mechanism. Not conceptually but directly. Something energetic, absolutely real. If you're able to look directly at the fear of dissolution, merge with it, be one with it without conceptualizing it, at a certain point reality opens up. It's not mental, but energetic. It's not a realization, it's an action, or better a happening. Then the becoming becomes transparent, and this very moment reveals as total. If you want to define it the only definition is: reality is. Being is everything, has no bottom, and you are that. It's absolutely simple since it implies the dissolution of all the structures. If you say: I'm god creating, It's an structure, two relative points, god and creation. Maybe it's true, but relatively . It's irrelevant, just another structure. What you are is the absolute in a relative form, then if you want to be totally open to the absolute, any structure must disappear. Dissapear means become transparent, not activate. That's enlightenment, nothing else.
