Joseph Maynor

@James123 Do you consider the body and the mind to be just a thought or belief?

What is your life purpose?

I see, so the "self" died, but why does this paradoxically make you free to do anything?

What cured the suffering you were experiencing before?

Do you feel like you spend a lot of time suffering today?

Wouldn't this require law and compliance to enforce too?

'The Catcher In The Rye' by J.D. Salinger

You can see how Robert Greene evolved over the years. He hasn't always been the same, he's growing like all of us over time.

Do you think or feel there is no separate self?

You don't even need the therefore or proof. It's just I AM, no?

So this Absolute Truth is which you?

'Arrowsmith' by Sinclair Lewis.

When you're motivated to do something, you're on board so the pain is endured with a kind of pride not a feeling of rolling a boulder up a hill indefinitely. The trick is to get motivated, and stay motivated, to form new habits so you can get the results you want via the changes needed.

'A Tale of Two Cities' by Charles Dickens

What we need is a world philosophy department that integrates all the philosophies.

Here was mine when I did the course in 2019 the first time (I did it twice): My life purpose is to deep-dive issues and projects in order to help myself and others increase levels of self-acceptance and acceptance of reality by optimizing the use of the mind.

Is there only one Absolute Truth or are there many?

According to you, right?

Whaat?

Yes, by direct experience you exist.

you or You?

What is Absolute Truth?