It is moral to do the opposite from the desired. To love an enemy is moral, and to love a friend is like going with the flow. It is moral to forgive a friend his mistakes. The question of morality is a question of willpower, which, using Free Will, decides to swim against the current, and not along it.
To have the right to do what you want and fulfill your desires, you need to have great willpower. However, to develop your willpower, you need to do what you do not want, and what you want to restrain.
The basic principle of movement is to maintain control over your movement. We must limit the influence of external factors on our movement as much as possible or use them according to our internal goals.
Form is all that content is not. Soloinc, creating Variothoughts, expressed in it all that was not in it. Since there was not an infinite amount in Soloinc, there was an infinite amount in variothoughts.
The moral merit is to do what you do not want. It trains willpower. It is the service of moral duty. I do not want this is what is scary, disgusting, painful, etc. It is moral to make efforts to transform darkness into light.
Cognition God, as an endless process, is good. It is bad when someone thinks that he knows the truth and has knowledge about God. Such completeness of knowledge transforms God is turned into an idol, that is, into the embodiment of evil under the mask of good.
The question is, which is better? Good under the mask of evil or evil under the mask of good? For me, it would be better if they merged into one. On the other hand, one must have a superficial relationship with superficial good. With superficial evil, on the contrary, it is better to have a deeper relationship.
Some believe that happiness is important, others say that it is not important. Syntalism holds that as an unattainable goal, happiness is important, and as achievable it is a drug and poison. Fortunately, it is joyful to walk, but those who reach it will condemn themselves to suffering.
Worship of the sacred cow is unacceptable, because do not make yourself an idol. Nothing can be super-valuable. Of course, Super-Value is love, but then we need absolute tolerance, because love is free and can love anything.
Busting the world breeds war. What is world busting? This is the insufficiency of war. When war becomes too little. When idols enjoy absolute power. Then the tension reaches the limit and the war begins.
War and peace are two different forms of the same thing. As long as there is peace, war is inevitable. To avoid war, one needs to change the paradigm, for example, to achieve a single form that includes war and peace. For example, a peaceful war with its own vices. Or a peaceful war to achieve external goals.
They say capitalists don't like Wars. That's a lie. Capitalists are the first of those whose idol is war. For big capitalists and small mobile predators, war is like manna from heaven.
Schools Locke and Epicurus, who preached enlightened egoism to us, generally look more positive than the schools that call for heroism and self-sacrifice. However, if you dig deeper, it turns out that heroism and self-sacrifice is also selfishness, only not always conscious.
God's love makes things exist. God is a system function whose attention is ensures the existence of things according to certain algorithms and scenarios. However, Man, by his love and free will, can override the will of God, creating new objects or destroying old ones. The love of God is like the force of gravity, and the love of man is the force of the here and now.
Overkill in any direction is always suffering. Too hot and too cold cause us suffering. Why expand your borders? In order not to be afraid of extremes and boundaries. the boundaries are wide, plus beyond the boundaries of extremes there are many interesting things. For example, although boiling water is unpleasant to a person, but it turns out good tea. Cold is a superconducting medium, and heat melts metals.
Things seem small when we are far away from them. Does this mean that all small things are things far away in different dimensions? The molecule seems small because it is far away from us in dimension Z. That is, the illusion of the size difference between things is the distance between them in dimension Z.
They say that we live in a three-dimensional world, but I looked closely and realized that all objects are the same, and the difference between them is due to the multidimensional nature of our world. Any difference between one object and another is due to the distance between them in the corresponding dimension. How many differences between objects, so many dimensions has our world.
A person cannot see real objects, but can only feel his perception of them. Accordingly, within certain limits, one's perception of things can be controlled. We can say that the question of managing the world is a question of self-control.
The word "must" this is something that cannot be avoided, this is reality and truth. The fire is hot, touching it with your hand, you should burn your hand. The freedom of the will of a person, that although he feels his "must", he can often act contrary to them, in the name of other ideas more valuable to him. Animals cannot be so enslaved to the instincts of duty and truth.
Hypersensitivity is the very overkill that makes things too scary, joyful, bitter, tasty, etc. This expansion of the boundaries of extremes, on the one hand, makes the world large and supermaterial, on the other hand, forms a bottomless abyss in the middle of the world and black-and-white dichotomous thinking.
Sound is not only air vibrations, but also information that is transmitted through this vibration. The same goes for smell and image. Thus, the whole movement is a carrier of information.
Consciousness is cosmos, cosmos is consciousness. Consciousness sensually creates objects, the cosmos creates them within itself. There are many living things, aggregate information however, this world is constantly changing, because this information is distorted by subjective desires and errors of perception.
The Book "Variothoughts" this is the book amplifier and multiplier. If you are a Christian and your faith is weak, the book "variothoughts" will strengthen your faith. If you are a Muslim, a Buddhist, a Hindu, an atheist, an idealist, a materialist, a pragmatist, etc., it will strengthen your judgment and faith.
Consciousness, like a mirror, reflects and displays reality. The more attention is focused on the details, the more qualitative and close to the truth the presentation is obtained.
The judgment does not characterize the object, but characterizes the relation of the subject to the object, his joy or suffering. A warm object or a cold object is a subjective assessment, and the fact that all objects have warmth is a fact.
Idealists say there is nothing but mind, and materialists say there is nothing but matter. From the point of view of syntalism, which everyone agrees with, we can say that mind and matter are identical.
They say materialists are immoral and idealists are highly moral. From the point of view of syntalism, extremes are all immoral, the more extremes reinforce each other. Morality is when you do what you do not want. Now, if the idealist quelled his thirst for the ideal, the materialist would automatically become more moral.
Ideas do not accurately reproduce impressions. First, the impressions themselves may be distorted and incomplete. Second, ideas modify and complement impressions so that they correlate with other ideas. Ideas are always a conglomerate and they try to be consistent with each other.
What makes Information move? Hunger for energy. Information, having taken possession of a piece of energy, makes it hunt for other energy. That is, when matter preys on energy, it is a hunger for information. Information wants to multiply greedily and enslave energy for its preservation.
I know that... It seems that the self is personified with feelings, but feelings arise from where the attention is directed, and it is the thoughts that whisper about what is in the focus of attention.
I am Attention, Attention is love. However, attention can generate different feelings, for example, joy, admiration, pleasure, fear, suffering, pain, hatred, anger, disgust and, therefore, these are all different facets of love.