Everyone in the world is half crazy and half sane. The crazy and sane are sometimes thoroughly mixed together. The challenge of living in the world is to accept that you also are half crazy
It doesn’t matter that I get what I want, but it matters absolutely that I know what I want
Any group of people will develop rules to govern their cooperation. These rules are enforced by the group, or (often enough) by a ruling clique and its paid muscle.
Sometimes this is paraphrased as ‘the lion eats’. One does what One must do in order to survive, whatever kind of entity ‘One’ is
Supposing, when you leave this incarnate life, that you then experienced a ‘life review’. During this review you experience every effect that you had on other beings during your incarnation, from their perspectives. Conscience is like this. We imagine our effects on others. We might not want to but, when our conscience calls to us, this is what happens.
The law of Karma is that there are consequences. Consequences of what we do, and consequences of what we do not do. These consequences are eternal. Nothing is ever ‘over’. Even if bad blood between me and other person is resolved, we are now connected.
There are four laws that govern us: Karma, Conscience, the Law of the Jungle and Tribal Law.
A person’s neurosis is grounded in the past. It is a response to what happened previously. What happened cannot be undone, and we often won’t remember anymore what did happen. Always, whatever it was we don’t like it, but we have taken lessons from it and we deeply believe them, even though we dislike them intensely.
Neurotic behaviour is always negative at base, meaning that it is engaged in to stop or prevent something. It is not hoal directed, but anti-goal directed.
The purpose of this blog is to provide a place to record thoughts that I wish to remember