When we start keeping consciousness at hand, it gets easier to recognise deception performed miles away, mainly the ones distorted as casual situations we may experience in the environment we’re inserted into. The issue is finding a way to incorporate that priceless piece of knowledge as an asset at hand, which can be used for self-enhancement instead of self-deterioration. There’s no need to get too focused on attempting to identify that source of negativity, and clearly understanding the meaning and the purpose of a deceptive scene we may observe before us. That priceless piece of knowledge will come with time and experience. Until then, performing our body and mind training in order to get our body and mind stronger and more resilient against any source of negativity is our only duty to be fulfilled. The moment we realise that, it’s the moment we understand what the presence of darkness is and represents in the environment we’re inserted into.


Have you thought about what normal is and represents in the context and environment you’re inserted into? Let’s start thinking a little bit more about that subject. When we say that something is normal, we’re just saying that something fits either an expected pattern or standard used as a referential to classify an object, an action, a behaviour, an environment, or anything we get under assessment for some reason associated with a given context. Thus, “normal” is nothing more than a classification that says whether an expected pattern or standard has been observed, or otherwise violated. If we start thinking a little bit more about that subject, we would find that “not normal” means nothing more than something not fitting into either an expected pattern or standard, saying nothing about its nature, which implies the use of another classification system that may use a scale with two plates segregating right from wrong.


Other questions we may leverage based on the previous argument are: What is the definition of right? And what is the definition of wrong? Going deeper into that matter makes us getting closer to the foundations of our own existence, and therefore, acquiring the proper understanding that right and wrong are fundamental concepts associated with our own love nature. As a consequence of that line of thought, we can say that right represents everything aligned with our love nature, and wrong everything else.


It’s then by using the aforementioned definitions of right and wrong that we can clearly state why embracing hatred culture and anything aside from our love nature is wrong, which includes behaving in a dishonoured, dishonest, and deceptive way leading towards the deterioration of the self with the passage of time. It’s all about logical thinking and exercising the reasoning power we’re all capable of doing when keeping consciousness at hand no matter the circumstances.


Namaste 💓💓💓💓💓💓💓



Written by Jeferson Souza (thejefecomp).


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