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19th February 2012 14:00
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Saying You're Awake Means You're Not
Briefly connecting social conditioning, how some impose their own "issues" on others and how those who say "I am awake" only think... believe they are because of social conditioning, while diverting their "issues" so they do not have to face themselves.
An example focused on, is how some of these self proclaimed "awake" people welcome their new found knowledge (of how the world is), say "this is an exciting time" and follow the wrong paths in the hope to make their lives, and the lives of others, better - all the while, self medicating with their own words of comfort and seeking others of the same thought and mind.
The reality is, when the numbers of sociopaths, their minions and those under their influence are far greater then those truly "awake/aware" in a corrupted world - the last thing one is... is happy to be "here" when they realize they must now survive, realizing they are outside of the socially conditioned box... almost alone.
Let me put this into perspective - how excited is one when they find themselves having to survive in the wilderness with little or no tools, or during a combat scenario when the odds are not in favour!? From a fictional perspective, are the characters in a movie warmly embracing their situation when they realize zombies have taken over the world!?
These self proclaimed "awake/aware" people, most times, are the very same ones who also have some sort of feel-good to give them comfort - such as a belief system. Perhaps, belief systems and self proclaiming anything, both of which are founded on the social conditioning concept that no one is wrong, ties together as well - in the "big picture".
Last edited by king anthony; 21st February 2012 at 02:32.
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19th February 2012 14:18
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