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There are really only five possible states:

By zevi770 · August 14, 2017

 

 

The first state (which is based on when we live in security, hence found mainly in western-democracies which doesn’t impose) Desire

 

The next state (pretty much found everywhere else – for when we feel danger we primarily) “Protect!” (now when a person is in “protection-mode” they do not know – for the brain presents relative to the heart’s experience, and continuous probability of possible negativity, a concurrent “list” of all dangers – now the mind is information – this would be like having “A Life App…” – and so the brain is popping all possible danger scenarios – to a large extent (actually due to having bigger brains) women often live in this paradigm – when a person lives in this paradigm, they obviously seek security – hence part of the feminine persona… (in fact, this is how men become gay (which is also why gay men exhibit such characteristics – and before those with no knowledge shoot me, suffice it to say, that the largest study into mental disabilities, a 500,000,000 European study found, that fear is the cause of the numerous phobias, alternative behaviors etc. etc.)

 

The next mode is the mode of truth / wisdom / growth! (in this mode we come to understand that both our desires and our fears are effectively nonsensical (again this is mainly in western civilization, whereby as a. our needs are met, hence having indulged our desire, we see no value in them (whereas in places like Africa, where the needs are so great, money becomes an addiction) Secondly, obviously one must have a sense of security – now ironically without the former two we couldn’t have truth, wisdom and growth (for if you had no desire, you wouldn’t even seek the meaning of life (based on existential angst! – furthermore if you had never experienced any fear, you would think you are god.)

 

The next mode unfortunately is depression – in this mode we are self-hating (usually based on what we perceive as shame – often relating to not being able to help ourselves – as we have an ego, and the ego desires to think we are all powerful, hence the ego turns on the person who doesn’t fulfil its will.)

 

Talking about ego, we now arrive at the worst of the worst, and this is the state of jealousy – again western democracies are quite good, for when people are safe (both physically and emotionally) they are not jealous – however when the reason I do what I do, is not out of desire rather fear (and the fear of shame is how many other civilizations maintain…) hence I become jealous (this is evident in when asking the Japanese – a pretty much insular closed society – “if you had to hate any group, which would it be?” the answer (why of-course…) “the Jews!” – you see, what we all ultimately want (at least our body – our core desire – is a. to not live in fear, and b. to be happy – now happiness can only come about if you live a meaningful life – hence those who unfortunately have no meaning, and especially are living out of fear (as mentioned) become jealous -and jealousy is a form of hate – it is what caused the holocaust, what causes terrorism, what causes anti-Israel, what causes radicalism (be it white supremesits (which thankfully are few and far between, black supremesits etc. etc.)