Judge not, lest ye be judged, this will save you from laziness, apathy, and depression. When an idealist judges reality, it always fails to live up to his ideal, fails to live up to his expectations and shatters his illusions. A mismatch between expectations of reality cause cognitive dissonance and 1000 of his sins and vices.
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The metaphor of the house on the sand is a metaphor of misunderstanding obvious and banal things. No matter how good your house is, if the Foundation of it is a lie , it will destroy it.
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If you look closely at the image of the Satyr, you will notice that it is a metaphor of a man with a very inflated Ego, very fixated on the size of his penis and genital pleasures.
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A pipe in the hands of a Satyr is a symbol of boastful falsehood. Likes Satyr nymph tales to tell. The size of the pipe is commensurate with the size of his penis.
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Judge not, lest ye be judged ...because while you judge others, others judge you. Trust me, you have so many sins that it is worth to know about them to anyone, you will die of shame and fear.
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The fact that knives get dull from work and horses die of it, should be interpreted. Its essence is that one shouldn't work everywhere, not a lot and not thoughtlessly, but only when the work is needed and in an effective and rational way, as dull knives and dead horses are not needed.
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The small coal strategy can be considered a short-term strategy of lying, when we need to quickly seize territory. Further there is a growth to perfection, i.e. transition to long-term strategy of truth.
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The best proverb, explaining the essence of relationship between man and woman is «One hand washes the other». It means that living with one hand is very uncomfortable. Many actions are done with two hands, these hands work together as a team. Just think how uncomfortable life is if you have only one hand…you can’t even wash your hands.
There`s another important thing. You should pay attention to such aspects as mutual respect, equality, likeness. Of course, the right hand does more than the left one. But the right hand can hardly do anything successfully without the left one. It’s important for both hands to be healthy and generally the same. Just think: one hand will be huge, the other will be small. And the situation when one hand doesn’t respect the other or treat it badly looks extremely strange.
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While you're looking for what you lost, you may find a lot of interesting new things.
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We know that the best decision is the one which is the simplest. But it's necessary to differentiate this simple but genial decision from a simple answer to some simple question. Sometimes they ask you a simple question and you give a simple answer out and away.
I can provide an example of a rather simple question that requires a complicated and complete answer. It is said in the Bible: «Honour thy father and thy mother». Why is it said so?
The first simple answers may be like these: Because it's a right thing to do, because it's virtuous, because we owe something to them, etc. Hence, this is pure demagogy rather than answers.
However, those who wrote the Old Testament didn't mean any demagogy. They lived in real life with its real problems and everything they did had its particular use and goals.
And the meaning of this phrase is the following. Someone who you honour is your teacher. You respect this person and consider everything this person says to be the truth. You believe this person's word and you hug each other. In Judaism, (at the time when the Old Testament was about to be written and Christianity didn't exist yet), one of the four main tasks of all parents was to introduce their children to Torah. And Torah was the source of wisdom and morality for jewish people. That's why the message of the phrase «Honour thy father and thy mother» was about children obeying their parents. While parents were supposed to introduce their children to wisdom and morality by learning Torah.
It's all very thought-provoking.
What's more, without the fear of repeating myself, I call on modern parents to introduce their children to philosophy as it will make them decent and help to form personality and bring success in life.
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"Better with a nice Paradise in a hut than a Palace with a balcony by the sea." This well-known thought should be properly understood. It is not a hut and a Palace that are compared here, as some think, but what is meant is that a hut in which there is love and happiness will give a man more joy than a luxurious Palace of cold luxury where there is no love. This proverb reveals the power of love, not compares huts and palaces. You might as well say, "Better with the sweet in hell than with the unloved in heaven."
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Do good and throw it in the water is a metaphor for a river flowing into the sea. Single things like a stone thrown in the water generate just a splash. Permanent things are more prominent.
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Life is a paradox, a combination of incompatible things, a fusion of chaos and order, of truth and lie, of Yin and Yang. Resignation is what makes a paradox possible. Arrogance is what cuts the Gordian knot with its sword and kills life.
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Lazy three times walks,
a miser pays three times.
Each God teaches,
it's a pity not everyone understands everything...
...who doesn't,
the devil teaches him with a whip...
...as you sit on the top and come from the soul whip,... with a laugh…
...enjoy the hell out of the sinners in hell a big success.
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God loves beauty. And cleanness and neatness are the important elements of beauty. A clean and neat person will undoubtedly be pleasant to life.
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The one who works should be loved and respected. Human Working is beautiful. Labor creates Use. God loves Use, so should do you.
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Light destroys, light ages. Photons of light knock out electrons, destroying what they hit. From this point of view, beard, burqa and nightlife are good for health.
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While a person does something, no disease can affect this person.
Diseases are the rust for the useless. A person gets rusted without work.
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Wish your neighbor a cow and God will give you two of them. God loves it when something new and useful appears. And loves those who contribute to something new and useful.
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Watch your step. What is being created now is being created for future tasks and goals. Everything that should be done now is done by what is already there and was created before. If you can't achieve your current goals with what you have, you're a bad dancer, you need to learn and train more.
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If something is in your way, you are a bad dancer – everything helps a good dancer, even things that stand in his way. By standing in his way, they create a dam behind which he accumulates his power.
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Resignation does not mean you give up. Resignation means you do not give up.
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Slippers disturb the bad dancer. This means that, if something external disturbs you, you are bad at it and need to work on yourself. A good dancer will be awesome even if he wears bad slippers.
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If you think the only thing that can save you is what you don't have, then you're a bad dancer. A good dancer always has everything you need at hand.
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If you think you cannot do what you need using what you have, you are either a liar or blind. All you need is always close at hand. Your waiting for life to happen is a lie and you are a liar. A dancer blaming his slippers is a liar. A person who lacks something is a liar. And, consequently, he is a sinner, the murderer of God and he will fear and burn in hell.
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Beats, means loves, because the only chance to save the love and joy it keep it, otherwise, there's a glut and it will die.
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The paradox is that you can't hurry, but you can't delay either. The solution to the paradox is to move slowly and constantly. However, to catch the target, the last mile will have to jerk.
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The point is that everything is the other way round. The last mile, i.e. 20% of the road and 80% of time, is the beginning, in reality. At the beginning, we accumulate critical mass and move slowly and stubbornly towards an explosion. Then, when explosive growth takes place, we walk 80% of the road in 20% of time. That is, your last mile is not the completion of your current job but preparation for a new stage. Explosive growth following the last mile is the growth of something new.
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Usually the last mile lasts indefinitely because of the fear of the new. The goal of the last mile is to create a new one and create a new life. When a person is afraid of a new life and tries at all costs to keep the old life, the last mile can last a very long time.
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Your attempt to judge makes you blind. When you judge, you divide the whole into details, concentrate on the specific detail, and no longer see the forest.
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If you have reached an impasse, step back and, looking at the situation from the side, give up too much, do it differently. If you interfere with Slippers and dance barefoot.
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It is correct to concentrate on the whole, and follow the details out of the corner of your eye. Concentration on details leads to the loss of the whole and the driver gets into an accident.
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You lose the second you start judging. When you begin to judge, you will divide the real and the unreal, the useful and the useless, the right and the wrong... that way, you kill 70% of the system, and you turn everything into a lie.
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A system is a 38 by 62 entity in which you can choose 38 at most, that is lie, no matter what you choose. The very fact of choosing makes you choose the lesser. To choose the bigger, you should not judge. 62 is more like truth but truth demands resignation. 62 is resignation and 38 is arrogance.
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The I-cannot thought is said to produce impenetrability. You really cannot do anything if you consider it undoable. They say: say “I can” and you will be able to do it. There is some truth in it but, overall, it is false. You should not judge at all. “I can” and “I can’t” are lies. “I can” does not know resignation and, consequently, is unable to overcome obstacles. Any disappointment breaks your “I cannot” to pieces. Do not judge – just do your job resignedly.
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Be attentive to reality, like water. If they tell you “you can’t”, ask “why”. Ask “how should I do?”. Act the way you should. Don’t stop.
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In someone else's eye see the speck in your do not notice the log - means in particular that the external assessment of our overall objective, though often exaggerated exaggerated.
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The meaning of unity and struggle of opposites is that the parts of the whole are always fighting within the whole for energy. And it is this struggle that creates a balance of energy, because if one surrenders, the second will instantly absorb it. This situation will instantly destroy the system, so any growth sewn self-destruct mechanism. The point of growth is not to grow, but to maintain a balance in the system. The second meaning of growth is to counteract what grows more than it should.
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There are two kinds of arrogance. The first one is when a screw thinks it is more important than the system, and the second is when the system thinks it is more important than screws.
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Charisma is all about optimism and love of yourself and your close ones. When you love, you have faith, and faith is strength and hope for the future.
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The man from the horse is that the horse thinks just because a person is able to come up with a plan and follow it.
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Wanted the best , but it turned out as always, because too much. The best can only be done in the initial stages. At the stages of improvement you need to do as worse, moving very small steps.
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In the ‘be-do-and-have’ scheme, consideration has to be given to the fact that links between all these elements are quite flexible and unstable, i.e. they obey the laws of probability. Movement is needed for the laws of probability to work. You should understand that action can produce absolutely different results and show truth in statistical terms only.
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The issue of the good and the best is that the system moves in a circle (spiral) - the best is an excess throwing the system down. That is, then you have to grow up again for a long time and tediously.
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Experience is false, you cannot enter the same water twice... On the other hand, time is looped in a circle. Read books, carefully studying other people's experience, you may well make this maneuver.
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When you wait by the sea for the weather, it's rational to be busy with something useful.
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The story of John and the Beanstalk is about getting quickly to heaven if you are smart and virtuous but there are some nuances to it. Heaven is inhabited by giants – they are big, strong and they eat people. Are you sufficiently strong and smart to resist those who are a hundred times bigger than you? Maybe you should get stronger and grow up a bit, first?
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It's better to keep silent with those superior in rank until they give the floor. And when they give, it's necessary to say something right and not keep silent like a fool.
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The meaning of universal morality is that birds of the same plumage stick together. You can create your own moral principles, but then you risk being left alone, which will weaken you.
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"Between the devil and the blue sea" is a metaphor for a razor blade. We humans live on the coast, between past and future, darkness and light, hell and Paradise. The mountains give us rain, the sea-fish. We cannot live in hell or Paradise, but both are the basis of our lives.
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