It stands to reason, that we should at the very least, be at least as grateful for our blessings, as we are vexed, angered and maliciously vengeful from our curses

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It’s impossible to progress without first rejecting everything you have been told

Any philosophy that does not have dignity at its very core – as a Russian writer wrote, “the literature that gives most dignity to humanity is the Bible,” – not only as far from a philosophy, it is usually an anti

The ultimate, the perfect, the love – from pure unconditional desire, with nothing compelling in any way, shape or form – created a perceiver, you and I, within a perception, the universe and everything you will encounter so we can learn, love and grow

Within infinity multiple realities can coalesce

It stands to reason, that we should at the very least, be at least as grateful for our blessings, as we are vexed, angered and maliciously vengeful from our curses

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It’s impossible to progress without first rejecting everything you have been told

Any philosophy that does not have dignity at its very core – as a Russian writer wrote, “the literature that gives most dignity to humanity is the Bible,” – not only as far from a philosophy, it is usually an anti

The ultimate, the perfect, the love – from pure unconditional desire, with nothing compelling in any way, shape or form – created a perceiver, you and I, within a perception, the universe and everything you will encounter so we can learn, love and grow

Within infinity multiple realities can coalesce

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