Joseph Maynor

I wonder who their audience is. They seen like very openminded scientific types. They seem more like musicians to me.

But I dodged it with an attempt at humor. I hope I passed.

Yes. Inside joke. I like the look and I didn't see to much problem with the sound.

Got it. This presumably takes morality out of being a feature of the human realm exclusively.

Is selfishness bad?

That's too bad lol.

Morality seems to be one of the trickiest topics in spiritual enlightenment. It's tempting to arrive at the conclusion that there is no right and wrong because you take morality to be solely a human invention.

Is claiming truth vanity?

@Wilhelm44 I noticed that too. That was a mic drop moment.

I felt like they pushed back in ways that were reasonable to have a full conversation. I can tell this was a discussion among artists. You have to expect a difference of opinion and even value that -- and even more, celebrate that through a higher relation.

I agree.

I agree in part with this. But I can sense a desire to be right in a lot of people who don't claim truth explicitly, but it's written all over their energy.

Awesome. Watching now.

No one is morally relativistic consistently. Even those who say there is no right and wrong operate with ethics, as much as they try to deny this. It's better to be honest and admit that all of us operate with a sense of right and wrong.

Listening is part of Love too in the sense that everyone has something slightly different to say. This should be expected and appreciated. This is what allows people to feel safe around you. Truth contains every finite perspective. Love is the embodiment of this insight.

Truth allows creation from the finite to be much more enjoyable and consistent because the Infinite and finite are joined, no longer at odds.

Truth is odd because it's supposed to make you less sensitive because you have Truth, but then because you think you have Truth, you also think others are wrong more easily. This isn't really a bug, it's a feature. It's why a Love integration is needed after a Truth integration IMO.

I wasn't speaking for you. I was reacting to your response. You inspired me to respond. But this has nothing to do with you.

I hope so.

Who here has remained in a single state? I've interacted with most of you over time, some of you for a long time. Who hasn't improved over time? Only the most stubborn people do not develop over time. And these can include spiritual people. That's not the factor: The factor seems to be a willingness to explore and listen and grow over time.