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Avalon Senior Member
Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: Hastings UK
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Somebody, somewhere has to do the creating, maybe this is our time... I would suggest to explore Alan Watts and Terence Mackenna to understand how "culture" have been created to make us believe that the sole purpose of life is to work ourselves to dead...it is as I see it a very convenient "belief" to implant in your slaves if one belongs to the ruling classes. In planet earth work has been sold to the inhabitants as noble and right, paying taxes makes you a "good" citizen, even if your money is used to kill people on nonsensical wars; having a job makes you "desirable", etc., But reality is very different, 95 pct of working people are dissatisfied with their jobs and a wopping 45 pct suffers from chronic stress Stress is the single most important cause behind chronic illnesses like strokes, heart disease and even cancers... I don't believe that one's job should become one's identity but that is how our western society works What is wrong with having your needs meet and colaborating with your creativity for the common good We are something else than our labels, aren't we? Love |
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Avalon Senior Member
Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: Illinois
Posts: 60
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i love to cook
what would i do if there was a cooking machine? what would be the point to cook? i love to sew clothes what would i do if there was a clothing machine? i love to heal i love to build things i love to clean even... when i cook i put energy into it... it does something to the food that a machine could not when i clean i put energy into it... it does something to the feel of the room that a machine could not i could go on and on but i believe my point is made... ::smiles:: SunRa |
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Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: Spain
Posts: 248
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we came here to work
on wathever thing but to work. And we really like that. |
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Avalon Senior Member
Join Date: Sep 2008
Posts: 99
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I've been trying to manifest that for a long time. I'm close, but starting to feel guilty about how easy things are. Why?
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Avalon Senior Member
Join Date: Sep 2008
Posts: 107
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![]() ![]() Wow, this idea of having the basics taken care of... It breaks my heart that we can think it but not manifest it ![]() Quote:
![]() To the people who would have difficulty with a scenario as the OP suggests, I ask: Wouldn't it be good if there were no poverty? Wouldn't it be good to NOT support crooks and criminals, to support wars, to support unethical business practices, because you no longer pay taxes, because you no longer work for these criminal corporations, etc? Wouldn't it be good if everyone had more time for their families, or for themselves? I think some people get trapped in the way the world is now, and see the poor examples as what would take over. We see undesirable qualities of greed and mindlessness and ignorance in some, apply it to the majority, and then envision these people becoming even moreso that way would they be granted more freedom. But I think if society were totally engineered differently, surely that would impact mental sets, beliefs, etc. Anyway, this idea is going to carry me around for the next few days, I can see that. |
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