First published at 13:30 UTC on May 11th, 2022.
Just putting some thoughts and ideas out there. This arose when Max Igan blasted me for no reason.
If you read his latest video's comments you'll see what I mean. I'm seeing even more evidence, though, of issues beyond that or the…
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Just putting some thoughts and ideas out there. This arose when Max Igan blasted me for no reason.
If you read his latest video's comments you'll see what I mean. I'm seeing even more evidence, though, of issues beyond that or the normies.
Have the powers that be factored us into the mental equation as well? What would happen if we were flooded. What if they made sure we were loaded with more info than necessary?
Also, we're not bashing religions here. We're just looking for ways that help deal with this horror show. If your religion is working for you that's great! Whatever works!
The raft parable:
A man is trapped on one side of a river. On this side of the river, there is great danger and uncertainty; on the far side is safety. But there is no bridge spanning the river, nor is there a ferry to cross over. What to do? The man gathers together logs, leaves, and creepers and by his wit fashions a raft from these materials. By lying on the raft and using his hands and feet as paddles he manages to cross the river from the dangerous side to the side of safety.
The Buddha then asks the listeners a question. What would you think if the man, having crossed over the river thought to himself, That raft has served me well I will carry it on my back over the land now? The monks replied that it would not be a very sensible idea to cling to the raft in such a way. The Buddha went on, What if he lay the raft down gratefully thinking that this raft has served him well but is no longer of use and can thus be laid down upon the shore? The monks replied that this would be the proper attitude. The Buddha concluded by saying, So it is with my teachings which are like a raft and are for crossing over with—not for seizing hold of.
Source:
https://findingyoursoul.com/2012/11/the-parable-of-the-raft/
Alan Watts Buddhism lecture:
https://youtu.be/PerzEzo8CdQ
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