Відео

***** How could anyone say something like that?

***** Oh, by being a deluded sheep who doesn't know what he's talking about. Gotcha. "Buddhism[edit] Zen practice is said to lead to ego-death.[53] Ego-death is also called "great death", in contrast to the physical "small death."[54] According to Jin Y. Park, the ego death that Buddhism encourages makes an end to the "usually-unconsciousness-and-automated quest" to understand the sense-of-self as a thing, instead of as a process.[55] According to Park, meditation is learning how to die by learning to "forget" the sense of self:[55] Enlightenment occurs when the usually automatized reflexivity of consciousness ceases, which is experienced as a letting-go and falling into the void and being wiped out of existence [...] [W]hen consciousness stops trying to catch its own tail, I become nothing, and discover that I am everything.[56]" en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ego_death#CITEREFPark2006

***** Is it not totally self-evident that those willing to burn themselves alive have lost all natural human sense of self and self preservation? Buddhism is one of the most blatant examples of the aberrations developed from the original act of rebellion of (subhu)man from the natural mode of existence. It is perversity and deviance in the form of a creed.

***** "My understanding is that the ego isn't something that can be killed but it is something that can and should be tamed for the betterment of the individual and for society as well." Of course that's what they would tell someone in the developed first world, just as Roman Catholics don't engage in all their outright bizarre rituals that they carry out in Central and South America, Africa, etc. in their sanitized United States and modern-day European form. And as for "the good of society", there isn't any such thing, and that can be shown in multiple ways, some possibly being such that they more easily demonstrate this to be factually true. For one thing, there isn't anything but individuals, which is the very thing that all the Left Hand Path groups deny and insist is the opposite of reality, with all being one somehow. The reality is that there is no larger entity which can be called a group. There are only individual persons who might gather together with those who want the same thing as they do in order to advocate for it with everyone else, or if there are enough of such individuals, to forcibly impose it upon everyone else. No one wants anything as a group. Each and every member of a group which is defined by the desire for a thing wants that thing as an individual. The individual possesses will, and the will of a group is nothing but individual will multiplied, but nonetheless, nothing but singular, because the will is not a thing that can be made larger by more individuals participating therein, as it is only the will of the individual, no matter how many individuals there are. I have observed that both the Christian Church and the Church of Satan serve to make their members such that they do not disrupt society. The one forgives, and the other curses in a private ceremony whenever a problem arises with another person, and they all get on with the business of being industrious.

***** Apparently someone doesn't want you and/or someone else who might have read the comment I was writing to be availed of the information contained therein, as extremely far into the comment, suddenly, inexplicably, the whole fucking comment disappeared, so that's the agenda to which I was referring at work. They suppress the truth and then claim that everyone had the truth available to them, and thus, it is only the people's innate stupidity that has caused them to wind up their slaves. They are the most vile shit you could ever imagine multiplied by an incalculable number. Maybe I'll get around to relating the information again, but I am extremely disheartened right now. The only thing necessary for this scum never to have ruled over anything was for people to have identified them and exterminated them, which is the opposite of what Buddhism, Christianity, etc. etc. etc. encourage. Buddhism was created by a member of the second highest caste, and it served to quell any urge toward revolution on the part of the peasants, telling them to "look inward" for "enlightenment" and not to concern themselves with the ways of the world, just as Christianity forbade Christians from interfering with or opposing the Roman rulers. Now, the roles are reversed, and they encourage rebellion against that which is antithetical to their oppressive rule, such as that which protects freedom, including the existence of the ownership of private property.