AION

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  1. That is like saying gravity is suffering. Yes it is suffering if you don’t know how to deal with gravity and keep falling and injuring yourself. But don’t forget that gravity is needed for your bone density. In the same way suffering is needed for growth and repair. Gym people know this. No wonder you like Breakingthewall. You are both grade A fools.
  2. Ralston reached the highest echelons in marshal arts and is an expert is skill building. You really have to be a total Sméagol to not enjoy the fruits of his work. Only for couple of bucks you can learn what you learned in decades. Skill building is a meta skill that perhaps one of the most important things in life. If you know how to build skill in life you will reap benefits in life that will outweigh the suffering in any endeavor.
  3. Ending suffering shouldn’t be the end all be all of things. The truth can cause a lot of suffering but it is a process that is worth while. I think you have it ass backwards. Suffering is just a force of nature. Of the psyche. A necessary part of the mat-rix. Not feeling suffering while you should feel suffering is where the real damage happens. People numb themselves with alcohol and drugs for this reason.
  4. You just have to change your thinking. Don’t make it a rocket science with structure of this or that.
  5. @Breakingthewall you are constantly misinterpreting his work. It is getting tiring to constantly have to correct you. Obviously there is necessary suffering but his book is called ending unnecessary suffering (that one creates with unnecessary additions of the mind)
  6. @Breakingthewall I think he doesn’t contradict you. He calls it mental activity versus mental action. He is not anti mentalism. Did you even read his books?
  7. @Breakingthewall That is not what he is saying. He says we can make things worse than they are with our mental activity / mind.
  8. Finished reading the book. It is basically the book of not knowing 2.0. It is so simple in the sense that truth speaks for itself. At the end of the book I thought “why didn’t I know this shit?”. I do recommend to make annotations or highlights. His books are always hard to digest sometimes.
  9. How can truth be empowering but also be anti self?
  10. The best way to develop this skill is through trail and error (and thus optimizing intuition). Just go on a lot of dates and care about your skills and principles more than the result you desire. A good way to do this is to go out with girls you don’t necessarily like and just run the set into the ground guns blazing.
  11. @Sugarcoat you are going to die one day anyway, it is a natural process
  12. You need to find more drives to be alive