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Happiness is the journey itself. Once you arrive, you just start looking for the next road.
I’m not chasing a destination; I’m just enjoying the ride. That’s why I’m always happy, rather than just waiting for one single moment to hit.

Can someone give me a straight assessment of this piece by Charles Bilich? I think the title is "DG".



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Sarah Wood8 said:From Adam? 😁
Exactly. At the end of the day, people turn out to be nothing more than common hypocrites who commit the worst atrocities while hiding behind a thin veil of fake morality and pure pretension.
I remember when Joe picked a show that dealt with sexuality and science; there was a scene where women were participating in an experiment involving seminal fluid. Suddenly, a mob of self-righteous busybodies jumped down everyone's throats for broadcasting it. People actually risked losing their livelihoods because some moral crusader decided it might "harm the children."
Meanwhile, they don't say a single word about the mindless violence and slaughter kids watch on TV every single day! It's absolutely disgusting.

That moral outrage existed long before Amer, but today it’s just a convenient excuse to build walls around ourselves.
Since you brought up responsibility, that’s really the core of it. We never take the blame. It’s always some other nation, or what our churches teach us, or societal norms, or we're just following leaders into war because of our heritage... but when it's just us? Never. We won't admit we're responsible, because that's simply not an option. 🙂

"Sarah Wood8", nice post. Glad someone finally called it out.
It’s just one more thing that goes against basic human nature, pushed by some moral code I have zero interest in.
Humanity is full of paradoxes and most of them are backwards. We accept killing but act like sex is the problem. We all know where those twisted standards originally came from.

Do yourself a favor and pick up Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki.
Within twenty pages, you'll realize that buying a house just to have a roof over your head isn't an investment—it's actually a liability.
Give it thirty pages and your whole perspective on money shifts. Finish the book, and you might actually start making money work for you instead of spending your life chasing it.

I'm currently offloading a condo I bought. 🙂
Assets! Assets! Assets! 👍

slyotter43 said:So, if I’m remembering you correctly—and I usually am, though my brain does tend to wander—you mentioned something about returning to our core essence... you know, that fundamental thing that makes us who we are, but with this totally clean slate? I guess what I'm wondering is, do you mean a total wipeout where all those old memories from a previous life just vanish into thin air? Or are we talking about coming back with all that baggage and knowledge intact—knowing exactly where we've been and what we've done? Or is it more like... just a cosmic rerun of everything that already happened? Please, help me wrap my head around this one.

Memories get blocked off for a reason, though regression can pull them back up. Whether this life is a repeat or something entirely different depends on the choice you made long ago. You're here to fix something. Maybe you've been trying to do that for several lifetimes now. You could build the same old patterns or create something new. You're the lead actor in this play; how you perform the script is entirely up to you. In the end, you're the only one judging your work. Why would you do otherwise? It's just the soul's drive to grow and learn.

jademarlin26 said:Are you asking me to take your word for it? While alive, one cannot truly know what it is like to cease being. You should perhaps remember that you are operating from an assumption that lacks any foundation; the mere poetic beauty of a concept does not make it true.

I’m not asking for anything. Believing in it is your call—your truth, your choice. And if you're worried about foundations, maybe question what you actually consider logical. You could try astral projection or out-of-body experiences. Personally, I'd suggest regression, specifically theta regression. It shows you everything you're looking for, not just past lives, but the gaps in between them too. Past lives don't just vanish; they get blocked during this life, and regression is how you unblock them.
You could meditate or whatever else, and there are plenty of ways to experience something beyond the physical. But there's no point in trying to prove it to me. You'll just believe what you want anyway. It's really about deciding to improve yourself on your own terms.

We are energy. It’s always been here, it’s everywhere now, and it isn't going anywhere. It just shifts shape.
Just because you don't believe in something doesn't mean it isn't real. I won't get into why you prefer thinking nothing matters, but everything has purpose. We're here to evolve, and we certainly won't finish that job in this one lifetime. Once you balance the ego with the higher self, you remember who you actually are and finally kick that ego off the throne it uses to run your life.
I brought a lot of knowledge into this world without ever being taught or hearing it from anyone else. You did too. Everyone did. We're just wired differently. It serves a purpose.
Honestly, it doesn't even matter if you remember all that or accept that you're "just" a vibration of energy. What matters is fulfilling what you set out to do in this life. You'll get help along the way.
Have a good one.

jademarlin26 said:Feel free to elaborate further. Which agency is this unexpected universal spiritual guide coming from, and where exactly does it lead? Is this guide something akin to a conscience, some other entity with human qualities, or merely a symbol pointing toward something else?

I'd go with "entity with human traits," though even that isn't quite right. We only exist with human traits while we're on Earth. Later, we become much more than that. People just don't realize it while they're stuck in the physical world.

When we die, we experience exactly what we expect. A Christian sees a classic heaven, hell, or a saint. A Muslim gets 1,000 virgins, woohoo 🙂. Someone who thinks death is the end gets nothingness. Those expecting divine will get exactly that. Either way, it's all temporary because our superconscious created it and brought it to us. Once that phase ends and we realize there's no more ego or earthly attachments, our spiritual guide comes to pick us up and take us home.
Spiritual guides are just souls at a certain stage of development who decided to help other souls through specific parts of their own growth. It's just a job, like any other. They’re more experienced than most souls on Earth, but still less experienced than those in other dimensions and worlds.
Your guide knows your core; there's nothing about you they don't know. No lectures, no negativity. They're there for one reason: to help you grow.

I'll stop there. I can go broader if needed, or tackle a different question.

Life doesn't just start; it never really stops. If you're only talking about the physical body, you already know the answer. But if you mean the soul, it isn't tied to the flesh.
If you consider the whole package, it seems to me that consciousness emerges during brain development—around three months in. And no, the soul and consciousness aren't the same thing.
Everything else we're debating boils down to ethics and morality. Medicine won't give you an answer because it only looks at things through one lens, and luckily, there are plenty of others.

jademarlin26 said:And who, exactly, is going to ask?

Fair question. Probably whoever you're looking for, or everyone you expect. If you aren't expecting anything, maybe a life coach.

Nothing about other people gets under my skin.

The only thing that actually irritates me is when the local bakery doesn't take its job seriously, and a bad donut ruins my entire day.🙄

That’s the only thing you’ll end up wondering about.
Even in this lifetime... more than a few times.