Lifestyle Philosophy

Self-Focused Learns Nothing Sees Nothing

  Can you be looking at two things without dividing your attention? When you’re looking at an apple, can you simultaneously look at a pear, with the same attention? Or does your attention divide?   What happens when you’re looking at yourself? You’re not looking at something else, are you?   What happens when you …

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Integrity Is Not A Response To Dishonesty

https://twitter.com/gxdarz/status/1048980519562747905   Inspired by this excellent twitter thread by @gxdarz I come up with some further words on INTEGRITY: Your “integrity” is a response to dishonesty. E.g. you called a red apple blue. Now you want to be honest and call it red. But then it turns yellow, and you still keep calling it red. This …

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Lifestyle Spirituality

Consolation Only Aggravates The Problem

Consolation only aggravates the problem. It doesn’t relieve it. It escapes it. Consolation is but a distraction. It distracts you from the problem by bringing your attention to something else. In the same time – it is inseparable with the problem. You can only receive it having paid for it with suffering. Thus, in fact, …

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Hate is the swiftest means of self-assertion. You conceal your insecurity and ambition in righteous criticism. You succeed in crystallising yourself a little more. You then wonder why you feel so lonely, having separated yourself. — Janus (@JanusFaustus) October 2, 2018

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SPONTANEITY IS CONSCIOUSNESS

  Anything done for a “reason” is already corrupted and it’s bound to produce mediocrity.   There is only THE DOING. The choiceless, inevitable, endless ACT OF DOING – the very eternal wheel of the universe.   The best reason to do something is a WHIM. Anything more is utter delusion. You are deluding yourself …

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Repeating Reason Is An Excuse

Delusion breeds inertia. Inertia breeds delusion.   Psychologically, if you want to do something, but don’t do it for some reason – that reason is probably an excuse. If it repeats itself – then it’s certainly an excuse.   You think your motivations and actions and pursuits can be reduced to a finite, logical plan. …

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The Curse Of Being Smart

The curse of being smart is that there are few to show you how stupid you are.   Unintelligent people fail to perceive meaning and patterns. Intelligent people fail to perceive meaning and patterns..   The difference between an intelligent person and unintelligent is that intelligent person naturally perceives and understands more.   However, being …

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Lifestyle Spirituality

Attached to Feeling Good

  “Feeling good” can be an attachment too. You attach yourself to it. Now, whenever you’re not feeling good – you are feeling even worse.   Can “feeling good” be captured? Can happiness be captured? Can it be encapsulated in a word? Words? By naming your feeling it now becomes an idea. A standard. Now …

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Not reading books is not the real problem.The real problem is lack of curiosity. — Janus (@JanusFaustus) September 18, 2018

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