"Buddha Kissinger could eat your soul and stop the cycle permanently? A lobotomized robot feels no suffering."
@Brian: how about... NO. In the most Grumpy Cat manner. It's not even about the suffering... yes, I understand, only tired of this because I suffer but there's more to it, if I can explain it correctly at all. It's not effible even... It's not just suffering. It's more complicated than that. So I would always pass that handsome little Kissinger Buddha with his rub-a-dub-dub belly because it goes a little deeper than just plain discomfort and pain.
There's something more there and I can subconsciously make the connection, meaning that there is something, but I don't know what it is even. Saying it's just ending suffering would be too simple.
There's a joke George Carlin used to say. If you have a gay son and he is in a coma, could you say he's no longer a fruit but a vegetable? Still in the produce section.
We're all vegetables, save a few discerning people like yourself. Because you got yourself out of the cycle or almost.
And as a vegetable I hardly feel anything. I'm lobotomized, mostly and I genuinely hate feelings, make me uncomfortable most of the time. But there's something there.... it's just tingling there, always. No matter how much I try to verbalize it, I can't. Feelings are too instinctual, trusting feelings rather than logic was what led me to insanity in the first place and that's why I'm terrified of them, but this is different... I just don't know what it is, even.
After all, seeing a man in a huge truck with large wheels and terribly loud, obnoxious music whilst speeding can only mean one thing. That poor little man is compensating for something.
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@Brian: how about... NO. In the most Grumpy Cat manner.
It's not even about the suffering... yes, I understand, only tired of this because I suffer but there's more to it, if I can explain it correctly at all. It's not
effible even... It's not just suffering. It's more complicated than that. So I would always pass that handsome little Kissinger Buddha with his rub-a-dub-dub belly because it goes a little deeper than just plain discomfort and pain.
is even.
Saying it's just ending suffering would be too simple.
There's a joke George Carlin used to say. If you have a gay son and he is in a coma, could you say he's no longer a fruit but a vegetable? Still in the produce section.
We're all vegetables, save a few discerning people like yourself. Because you got yourself out of the cycle or almost.
And as a vegetable I hardly feel anything. I'm lobotomized, mostly and I genuinely hate feelings, make me uncomfortable most of the time. But there's something there.... it's just tingling there, always. No
matter how much I try to verbalize it, I can't. Feelings are too instinctual, trusting feelings rather than logic was what led me to insanity in the first place and that's why I'm terrified of them, but this is different... I just don't know what it is, even.
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http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2001/08/04/serotonin-part-one.aspx
"Zen works by removing "self" from the equation. The distorting lens that the Gnostics insist on calling God.
But we all know you and Napoleon both had