Philosophy Spirituality

Love Your Enemy

Love your enemy What does it mean? It means that everyone is, at least in part, LOVE-ly   Everyone is in part LOVE-LY, LOVE-ABLE In worst case scenario you merely say “no thanks” You walk away from them (Perhaps you run away from them) But that’s the worst case scenario — and it’s NEUTRAL It’s …

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Lifestyle Philosophy World

Create, Give, And Be Moral

You should create more and then give more. It is morally obligatory. In doing so you take good care of yourself, and appreciate the gift of life — which is morally obligatory. In doing so you contribute to the world, making it a better place — which is morally obligatory.   Why is it morally …

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Philosophy World

About Diversity

What is diversity? Variety? Variety is when object has varied attributes (as compared to some other object). Diversity is when you have a group of objects diverse in their attributes.   Is diversity good? Diversity is neither good nor bad. There can be multitude of objects diverse in various good qualities. There can be multitude …

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Philosophy Spirituality

Ignorance, Innocence, Evil, Cast a Stone

“He that is without sin among you, let him first cast a stone “   Most man are in no position to pose MORAL CONDEMNATION. This is because they are not themselves righteous. Doesn’t mean they are wicked. But they are not righteous. Because there is nothing righteous that they could ever do. This is …

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Lifestyle Philosophy

BALANCE SHEET OF THE RELATIONSHIP

There’s a BALANCE SHEET in every relationship — it records the VALUE YOU GAVE, and the VALUE YOU RECEIVED. You ALWAYS want to have GIVEN MORE than you received.   You want to have GIVEN MORE than you received. And you want that to be recognized by BOTH SIDES. Because VALUE in a RELATIONSHIP is …

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To Not Discriminate Is To Discriminate

To NOT discriminate is to DISCRIMINATE. More precisely: to NOT discriminate fairly — is to discriminate either randomly or unfairly Discriminating unfairly is obviously unfair. And discriminating randomly is more fair than discriminating unfairly — but less fair than discriminating fairly.   Let’s say you are an employee and you want a computer program written. …

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Philosophy Spirituality

Give The Truth (And How)

There’s what you think There are those around you There’s care you have for them There’s what you understand about them There’s what you don’t understand about them There’s what you don’t understand There’s what you want from them   It’s all conflicted isn’t it? You believe one thing, They believe another thing, The truth …

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