Anton Rogachevski

@SOUL And he's back! with a bang. Welcome back dear friend.

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@Leo Gura Leo as right as you were on the subject, had you thought about the macro level implication of what you said? What if all the intelligent and talented people would have suddenly stopped having children, what would the world look like in a couple generations?

I guess that explains why only 3% of the population are Stage Yellow and 0.1% Turquoise.

The concern is about many stupid people reproducing and the smart dying out.

@Leo Gura Yep, heard of a research that concluded that people vote mostly by appearance and vibe. Whatever role they believe is needed to fulfill their survival needs is the character they will most likely pick. For example, if there's a defence crisis, people pick Military General looking men. (ex. Israel) Unfortunately I don't have the source, but I believe the number was 95% of the overall deciding factors for voting a certain type was by looks only.

How to explain what divinity is? How is it related to God? My guess is that it cannot be explained without a mystical experience. I want to hear your thoughts.

Yes, anything that's relative to a state of consciousness can't by definition be absolute.

The state of unity with God?

Is it fair to say that it's no different than God? Is it then the Nature of God?

Kind of the same as asking what are the limitations of hyper-drive? You are so far behind there's no point in thinking about it.

This is a very good example of healthy Blue-Orange material which shows the capacity of a limited rationality to explain moral principles as objective facts. You should totally check out that channel. Pay attention to how much positive feedback there is in the comments.

The ultimate peak of Truth recontextualizes everything there is back into Truth. "Nirvana is Samsara, Samsara is Nirvana."

This seems so only from a non-awakened state. The content of belief is false, but belief as phenomenon is a part of the unity, it is a manifestation of god.

Well I guess he can join the queue line to the "No one cares what you think." booth.

What if no one at all is connected?

@Leo Gura Agree, we all have some small percentage of psychopathy in us, it's nothing out of the ordinary. I was looking at his behaviour that witnesses described in the video, and that's a classic psychopath's behaviour. Also they very definition of psychopathy come from a lower tier which doesn't see the big picture as you do. It's a difference of words, Survival or Psychopathy, the result is the same.

In my opinion it's a psychopath that saw that trend and adapted the Green look to have more charm. Btw, I think you might be overly charmed with Bernie. (as a reaction to not liking Trump) He has anger issues and left radicality, which aren't a sign of a highly developed person. It seems his anger is leading into health issues, which makes him unfit to rule. In general I wanted to say to all you Trump critics, that you are helping him by criticizing him, the fact that you even react to him gives him power, you carrying his name over and over through the readers minds, and you are obsessed, that's his goal, that's how he wins.

@Lento To respond - Yes the majority of people would help the Hamas, they were after all democratically voted into government. My disagreement with the status quo goes as far as leaving Israel if I had the chance. (There's bad karma here.) I'm a wage slave, with a family in a similar position, from which we don't actually have a choice but to stay here. (We actually immigrated here in 1990, escaping the fall of Soviet Union). It's basic Survival - Immigration is highly counter survival, in fact it's considered one of the biggest traumas a person can have. In each group the majority of people are low consciousness and just a tiny bit are high consciousness, so I don't judge a group by it's majority. I'm against any barrier whatsoever, but we gotta be realistic, it will take society a thousand more years to reach the level of development required to remove all borders and walls. If we could hypothetically take all the radicals from each side and separate them from normal peaceful people, it would be ideal. But the world doesn't work that way.

That's the point, there are many Arabs here, but no jews there, if one happens to step foot in there just accidentally he will be tortured, killed, or kidnaped. My position is highly progressive, and it is to make the country non nationalist, global and open, maybe Israel-Palestine? What's not allowing that is the fact that Jewish people aren't feeling safe because of the massive anti semitism, and they need a place of their own to practice the jewish faith and customs. (Places need to be kosher)

https://www.integratedsociopsychology.net/2018/overcoming-intractable-elements-in-the-israeli-palestinian-conflict-through-spiral-dynamics/

Ignorance: To not know that you don't know. The deeper you go the more you realize how much exactly you don't know, it's scary. In fact you don't know anything at all, to know anything about reality is completely useless. (Besides of course the address of your grocery shop.) In spiritual practice epistemic principles are as basic as walking. Without it you won't get far in the best case, and in the worst case you will become ideological. Consuming ideas without an epistemic foundation is like opening the medicine cabinet and eating a bunch of pills without reading the labels. Epistemology alone isn't enough, you need to also ground it in direct experience. Cheers