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Originally Posted by Angela  yeah, I think also people get addicted to the those feelings, and blame, and anger, and righteous indignation. so the "comfort" we get is actually very uncomfortable. how frustrating that can be -- like trying to get to sleep on a hot mosquito night!
Have you seen that part in "What the Bleep Do We Know" where they talk about emotions as actual physically addictive chemicals? Interesting idea, even if it's just a metaphor. |
People also compare themselves to their immediate surroundings, they see others suffering on the news, on the web, in their personal lives and accept that as normal or at least an acceptable way to exist.
Often also, the human bean gets all carried away with emotion, like it's candy and consciousness is just sitting there shaking it's head
while avatar goes berserk.
That's why
now is more important than anything, because
it's everything and the only thing.
Max