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**thighikergove** · 01-27-2008, 08:14 PM

thanks for the replies. yes, everyone has good qualities somewhere. some just have the one's this system likes better. perhaps. it cracks me up tho, these kids who are born with super talent.

to, i live in a ritzy area. some of the richest people in the world live here (cape cod, mass.). so just this breeds this attitude of elitist um, eugenics.

the higher self...

the material has a nice point; when i get this, then i'll be happy. and we see what happens to those who have it all. this just makes the paradox totally extreme, in a 3d sense.

i'd like to meet (been asking) someone who is in anyway connected to my own hs.

ya know, i personally do not believe in "losers". no one is. not on this planet.
when i was in the army there were a few guys who actually thanked me for not making fun of them. ouch.

i've always wanted a gift from heaven to shall we say, level the playing field.

they talk about merit. or the god of unmerited favor or un-deserve. that's fair i guess. but still, something is amiss. it may have to do with the left right brain thing (not to mention faulty artificial systems).

i would love to really know how ancient, balanced peoples treated those with lesser ability etc.

gee, i saw the movie "the kingdom". think it was danish. this was quite the statement. it showed upper echelon types as terrified of losing face or under achieving. it had the spectrum of talent and character...
but they had 2 folks with actual d. syndrome as dishwashers. the only ones who knew what was really going on.

yeah that is a part of the choice isnt it? to decide in our hearts whether we believe the illusion, or we believe in ~ourselves. i feel anytime we give into the idea of elites and 'lesser thans' on any level we are doing one of two things, -- either giving our power away, or trying to take power from someone else. that is how the elitist mind set works. it is still the individual's choice of believing in these (false) requirements for life, and it is a self fullfilling belief.

look at those around you who are judging others harshly in this way... would you say these individuals are generally enlightened, and/or happy?

peace within is not dependent on what anyone else around you thinks or says or does, or on any external event or object for that matter, as david/ ra would say this is the "fool's equation": ' i will be happy if/when ____(insert external event/object)__ occurs.

how can there be better or worse characters in a play in which the creator is knowing itself?

a lot of being enlightened comes from stepping outside the limitations we have placed around ourselves. keep in mind the more catalyst one is going through the more active potential they have as well, waiting to be realized. yet strive for nothing. just to truly 'be', yet this is the greatest accomplishment!

01-27-2008, 08:14 PM	#5
thighikergove Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 486 Senior Member	thanks for the replies. yes, everyone has good qualities somewhere. some just have the one's this system likes better. perhaps. it cracks me up tho, these kids who are born with super talent. to, i live in a ritzy area. some of the richest people in the world live here (cape cod, mass.). so just this breeds this attitude of elitist um, eugenics. the higher self... the material has a nice point; when i get this, then i'll be happy. and we see what happens to those who have it all. this just makes the paradox totally extreme, in a 3d sense. i'd like to meet (been asking) someone who is in anyway connected to my own hs. ya know, i personally do not believe in "losers". no one is. not on this planet. when i was in the army there were a few guys who actually thanked me for not making fun of them. ouch. i've always wanted a gift from heaven to shall we say, level the playing field. they talk about merit. or the god of unmerited favor or un-deserve. that's fair i guess. but still, something is amiss. it may have to do with the left right brain thing (not to mention faulty artificial systems). i would love to really know how ancient, balanced peoples treated those with lesser ability etc. gee, i saw the movie "the kingdom". think it was danish. this was quite the statement. it showed upper echelon types as terrified of losing face or under achieving. it had the spectrum of talent and character... but they had 2 folks with actual d. syndrome as dishwashers. the only ones who knew what was really going on. yeah that is a part of the choice isnt it? to decide in our hearts whether we believe the illusion, or we believe in ~ourselves. i feel anytime we give into the idea of elites and 'lesser thans' on any level we are doing one of two things, -- either giving our power away, or trying to take power from someone else. that is how the elitist mind set works. it is still the individual's choice of believing in these (false) requirements for life, and it is a self fullfilling belief. look at those around you who are judging others harshly in this way... would you say these individuals are generally enlightened, and/or happy? peace within is not dependent on what anyone else around you thinks or says or does, or on any external event or object for that matter, as david/ ra would say this is the "fool's equation": ' i will be happy if/when ____(insert external event/object)__ occurs. how can there be better or worse characters in a play in which the creator is knowing itself? a lot of being enlightened comes from stepping outside the limitations we have placed around ourselves. keep in mind the more catalyst one is going through the more active potential they have as well, waiting to be realized. yet strive for nothing. just to truly 'be', yet this is the greatest accomplishment!
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