The Trading Mind

Mon Dec 26, 2011 2:46 am » by **Tuor10**

fatbastard wrote:I have often pondered the things we speak of; spent many hours wondering what motives a person to destroy themselves and others around them. After much deliberation - and without over complicating the matter - it occurred to me that volition is a double edged sword.

Free will should have a warning: use with care.

"You do talk shite."[/quote]

It sounds good though.

Of course, I wouldn't expect someone with your obvious deficiencies to understand.

Mon Dec 26, 2011 2:54 am » by **Tertiusgaudens**

Awareness of what is always there, not on what is missed.

We must experience, how disgusting begging is in regard to be someone God wanted to be there.

If you listen to many prayers, you will see, how ridicules they are: every 2nd word "Lord", x times "Jesus" or "God", never ending sentences, a sound like being the last one.

When we discover the fact, that we are wanted in this world, that not even death is the final word and our birth, death and time in between is in other hands than ours, we begin to see, that all is a divine comedy, so to speak. There is no need to beg for something - it comes or not. And if not, than it is ok, maybe it comes later.

Life is not like bringing an incomplete thing into fulfillment, but seeing it as complete, all other is challenge and sometimes rest. Life is not the field we approve our dignity to be there, but a field God wants to be human through us. In a sea of madness. In which manner ever.

To get aware is not understanding it. It is simply getting clear, that such things happen in order to have part in all that is and happening.

Mon Dec 26, 2011 3:04 am » by **Fatbastard**

tuor10 wrote:
fatbastard wrote:I have often pondered the things we speak of; spent many hours wondering what motives a person to destroy themselves and others around them. After much deliberation - and without over complicating the matter - it occurred to me that volition is a double edged sword.

Free will should have a warning: use with care.

"You do talk shite."

It sounds good though.

Of course, I wouldn't expect someone with your obvious deficiencies to understand.[/quote]
I like how, after you posted, you returned to add,
"Of course, I wouldn't expect someone with your obvious deficiencies to understand." Nice play. Happy Boxing Day.

Mon Dec 26, 2011 3:33 am » by **kentrb**

tertiusgaudens wrote:Awareness of what is always there, not on what is missed.

We must experience, how disgusting begging is in regard to be someone God wanted to be there.

If you listen to many prayers, you will see, how ridicules they are: every 2nd word "Lord", x times "Jesus" or "God", never ending sentences, a sound like being the last one.

When we discover the fact, that we are wanted in this world, that not even death is the final word and our birth, death and time in between is in other hands than ours, we begin to see, that all is a divine comedy, so to speak. There is no need to beg for something - it comes or not. And if not, than it is ok, maybe it comes later.

Life is not like bringing an incomplete thing into fulfillment, but seeing it as complete, all other is challenge and sometimes rest. Life is not the field we approve our dignity to be there, but a field God wants to be human through us. In a sea of madness. In which manner ever.

To get aware is not understanding it. It is simply getting clear, that such things happen in order to have part in all that is and happening.

perhaps awareness comes from the expirience of understanding,but without expirience is no understanding or awareness.
the fear of expirience hinders our understanding
clear the fear,lol.
if only it was that simple
:cheers:

the reader is the father
the children are in our minds
orphaned sons of god,daughters of man
the two children in our mind

Mon Dec 26, 2011 5:03 am » by **99socks**

Thank you for calling... it was a beautiful conversation.

Mon Dec 26, 2011 5:44 am » by **kentrb**

Mon Dec 26, 2011 8:37 pm » by **Tuor10**

fatbastard wrote:
tuor10 wrote:
fatbastard wrote:I have often pondered the things we speak of; spent many hours wondering what motives a person to destroy themselves and others around them. After much deliberation - and without over complicating the matter - it occurred to me that volition is a double edged sword.

Free will should have a warning: use with care.

"You do talk shite."

It sounds good though.

Of course, I wouldn't expect someone with your obvious deficiencies to understand.

I like how, after you posted, you returned to add,
"Of course, I wouldn't expect someone with your obvious deficiencies to understand." Nice play. Happy Boxing Day.[/quote]

:cheers:

Mon Dec 26, 2011 11:18 pm » by **Samuelthemule**

tertiusgaudens wrote:Awareness of what is always there, not on what is missed.

We must experience, how disgusting begging is in regard to be someone God wanted to be there.

If you listen to many prayers, you will see, how ridicules they are: every 2nd word "Lord", x times "Jesus" or "God", never ending sentences, a sound like being the last one.

When we discover the fact, that we are wanted in this world, that not even death is the final word and our birth, death and time in between is in other hands than ours, we begin to see, that all is a divine comedy, so to speak. There is no need to beg for something - it comes or not. And if not, than it is ok, maybe it comes later.

Life is not like bringing an incomplete thing into fulfillment, but seeing it as complete, all other is challenge and sometimes rest. Life is not the field we approve our dignity to be there, but a field God wants to be human through us. In a sea of madness. In which manner ever.

To get aware is not understanding it. It is simply getting clear, that such things happen in order to have part in all that is and happening.