Showing posts with label Materialism. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Materialism. Show all posts
Sunday, January 24, 2016
It is will to power when things and sense impressions tie us
Our natural needs are not the will to power, but it is the will to power when things and sense impressions tie us, both in psychological and existential sense; that is to say: in the sense, that we can´t feel happy without them, that they have become our foundation of existence.
Thursday, March 26, 2015
War is about things, and our social and moral values are based on things
When it is so important to
understand the right relationship with the things, then this is because they
have an all-important meaning for most people.
War is about things, and our
social and moral values are based on things.
We will not be able to
understand reality, unless we understand the complicated process of the will to
power.
Friday, February 6, 2015
When things become a requirement for your psychological and existential wellbeing, they get an all-important meaning
When the things only are of
physical necessity for you, you limit them reasonably; but when they become a
requirement for your psychological and existential wellbeing, they get an
all-important meaning.
Being aware of that is to
understand the satisfaction of your senses and your desire for lust.
If you want to understand the
true, you must break away from such bonds.
In order to be able to break
away from this desire for lust, you must begin with observing the needs you are
familiar with, and in this is lying the right basis for understanding.
Thursday, January 29, 2015
Art of Life is to understand your natural needs, without clinging to the things
Most peoples´ minds are busy
with things, and it requires understanding to grasp our right relationship with
them.
It is not about asceticism, or
love of lust, not about giving renunciation, or gather into barns, but about
being yourself present in passive listening, and herein understand your natural
needs, without this clinging to the things.
It was this realization Buddha
came to after he as itinerant ascetic in 5-6 years had practised all possible
penances, where he, among other things, tried to live of one corn of rice a
day.
He realized that this
self-torture didn't lead to enlightenment; that does instead the middle way,
where you give the body what it needs, but without being in the control of the
senses.
When you understand this, it
is no sorrow to give up things, or an eternal fight to keep them.
Thursday, September 18, 2014
When we are dependent of things in order to satisfy our lust, they are filling too much in our lives
We have tied our thoughts and
feelings to the things, so that we can´t feel happy without them: they feed our
vanity, they give us social prestige, they give us means for display of force.
We use things for other
purposes, than they in themselves are implying.
That we need food, clothes,
shelter, is natural and not wrong, but when we are dependent of them in order
to be able to satisfy our love of lust, when the things not only become a
psychological necessity, but directly an existential necessity, then they are
taking an all too colossal place in our lives.
That way arise the fights and
the conflicts for achieving and keeping the things, which we are dependent of.
And this fight is unnatural.
Monday, July 21, 2014
If insight can change the brain, then insight must be beyond the brain
Some people say, that there
nothing is beyond the brain. The materialists.
But if insight can change the
brain, then this is implying, that insight somehow is beyond the brain.
This doesn´t have to be
something mystical.
If an alcoholic is having the
insight, that he must stop his abuse, and actually is stopping, then this
insight is affecting his brain cells. And this insight must therefore be
something different than the brain.
Please, go deep into this
question.
Monday, June 23, 2014
Are you dependent of things in order to achieve and keep an existential happiness and meaning?
As a Life Artist you must be
able to ask yourself the question about, whether you are dependent of things in
order to achieve and keep an existential happiness and meaning?
If you seriously try to answer
this apparently simple question, you will discover how complicated your thoughts
and life of feelings are.
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