The Ten Principles
By zevi770 · January 20, 2020
- We all wish to be happy
- We all wish to not suffer
- We all seek love
- We all seek purpose – a meaningful existence
- If we think we are like someone – we become jealous if we think things are unfair (so while a child would not feel it is unfair that the parents have a car, certainly siblings (say teenagers) would be incensed if the parents give to one child and not the other)
- Emotions travel from the heart to be thought about – how to implement – in the mind
- As we like to imagine that we are good – for that too is an emotion (or even need) what the subconscious mind does, is create a delusion (so that in jealousy we perceive that the other is bad, so we can take away what they have – if we don’t think we can also get it)
- Happiness is not pleasure, rather love and a purposeful meaningful life
- Love is a feeling that you are loved (which is why as we think others think as we – so when we love, we have a tendency to think others, likewise)
- The beginning, middle and negative consequences of humanity is fear (for fear says, something is dangerous… – so while it may temporarily keep us safe, as it also doesn’t feel good (ask anyone with anxiety, and as we mentioned people get jealousy, hence it causes maliciousness.)