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Old 03-24-2007, 04:19 AM   #46 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by Jeff Lilly View Post
My sense -- again, just intution here -- is that every time you decide that someone else's feelings don't affect you -- every time you decide that you are better than someone else, or more important, etc. -- you've cut off a connection to the world beyond your physical body; your soul has shrunk. You may take physical things from others, you may build your empire on the backs of the poor, or whatever; but as you do so, you become more alone and more isolated. This does not lead to peace and love; it leads to loneliness and alienation.
You're simply describing Darkworker Syndrome, which would indeed generate the problem you describe.

However, that is not the path that a highly conscious darkworker would take. Understand that an intelligent and aware darkworker would recognize that being alone and isolated is a foolish choice that only leads to suffering, so such a person would plan to avoid that type of outcome. Such a darkworker would recognize that his/her own good will not be served by social isolation and committing blatant acts of evil that will eventually backfire and produce a negative emotional state.

An intelligent and aware darkworker doesn't chose loneliness and isolation. That would be... well... dumb. But someone experiencing darkworker syndrome might pass through this temporary stage as s/he learns that to maximize one's power, one must help others get what they want as well.
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