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ambereagle642 said:Morning thought for you all;
it’s way better to have assets than to just have knowledge!
Let me explain;
if you actually own the thing, you're already ahead of the game... 🙄

One really needs to know how to live life properly.

Today's takeaway: those who have already mastered the skill aren't the ones hungry for the pie.
Today's thought: It is much better to possess knowledge than to simply possess things.
placidharbor7 said:The master gay kicked Richard Walker79 out of the school, so he’s refusing to respond under his name. If you want an answer, check the school. Enface.

Please, feel free to speak up! We don't kick people out of discussions here just because they start losing their footing when they run out of arguments. 🙂
Honestly, you banned master, one never knows what to expect from you!🤷
Hey steeleagle13, what's up with placidharbor7? Is he acting a little high-strung because of the election results?
Hey, take it easy, man... Dule Dudule is just pulling your leg. 😁
Take it easy, master. Don't be so incredibly serious all the time. Honestly, being that intense is practically a disease!
ambereagle642 said:Man, you’re being even more stubborn than a hardline old-school politician! 👎
Just wrap your arms around it tight... there's a storm brewing... you hit the nail on the head with that 'personal thing' comment... it's just as real and present as the person actually feeling it and making it their own, haha...😂 😂 😂

Come on, buddy, grab some juice, have a coffee, and just chill out...😁
Look at this guy—a banned clone who spends every single day addicted to this forum from sunrise to sunset... and then at night, he's probably dreaming about Richard Walker79 or Osho... 😂
placidharbor7 said:🙂
placidharbor7 suggests appointing the High Faculty Council of The Enlightenment of the West to recognize the active and dedicated Dusan—our very own Duskeca—as a master.

For several years now, our dear Dugousko has been here quite touchingly, working tirelessly and intensely to present endless Scyllas and Haridbes regarding INNER TRANSFORMATION, relentlessly chasing his own clarity of being.

placidharbor7 implores everyone not to take offense at this functional, euphoric emphasis on "his daily happiness," which, to put it simply, means establishing a standard of peace within the very existence of AWAKENING itself.
Long live the NEW MASTER—Dusaneus of Portland, USA.🙏 🎉 🙂 🙂

One minute I’m a Master (whatever that implies!), and the next, I'm a junkie. 😁
Can you see how I'm playing with you, my banned master? 😂
Even my mentor once cast me among the stars, only to end by saying, "It's a shame; his demonic side finally won out..." 🤣 😂
Oh, my banned master, I am like Neo in The Matrix to you. Watch your back... 😂
placidharbor7 said:placidharbor7 gave you a polite response over at the Great School of Enlightenment.🙂

What does "polite" even mean here? Why wouldn't he just answer the man? I don't get the joke.😕 👎
boldsailor2 said:The chicken lays an egg—boom!—and then the old guy asks, "So, how many eggs do you actually need?"

Are they organic though? 😁
driftingwolf45 said:Osho lit the spark, and then they woke up through their own work—meditating and entering samadhi on their own. Dolano was inspired by the teacher; she’d spend 7 or 8 hours a day meditating right in his aura at the ashram, and she eventually awakened alongside him.

I'm not sure, master, where you got the idea that none of his students awakened during his lifetime. I guess maybe you read some statistics somewhere, or perhaps you're just using those psychic abilities of yours—the same ones you used to decide that dusˇan is an addict?

Honestly, none of that really matters because enlightenment is a deeply personal journey. Anyone who spends all their time obsessing over someone else clearly hasn't even begun to understand themselves!

I have no idea where you got the idea that none of his followers awakened during his lifetime, placidharbor7. Did you find some specific statistic in a book somewhere, or are you just using those "psychic abilities" of yours—the same ones you used to decide that Richard Walker79 is an addict?

He observes everything under the sun, except for himself.
A Zen parable, a lesson for masters and title-chasers alike:

VISITOR

Keič, a legendary Zen teacher during the Meid era, served as the head of the Tofuk Temple in Kjot. One day, the Governor of Kjot sought him out for the very first time.

His attendant handed over the Governor's calling card, which read: Kitagaki, Governor of Kjot.

"I have absolutely no business with such a man," the teacher told his attendant. "Tell him to leave."

The attendant took the card back, offering apologies. "My mistake," the Governor said, crossing out the title 'Governor of Kjot' with a pen. "Ask your teacher to see me again."

"Oh, is that Kitagaki?" the teacher exclaimed when he saw the card. "I definitely want to meet that man!"
A CUP OF TEA

Back during the Meidil era, a university professor decided to pay a visit to Nan-in, a renowned Zen master, to pick his brain about Zen philosophy.

Nan-in began by serving tea. He filled the guest's cup, but then just kept pouring. The professor watched the liquid rise until he finally couldn't stay silent any longer: "It's full! It can't hold any more!"

"Just like this cup," Nan-in replied, "you are overflowing with your own convictions and assumptions. How am I supposed to teach you Zen if you haven't even emptied your cup first?"
placidharbor7 said:Moderator Enchantress, the master kindly requests that you remove all of Richard Walker79's posts from his topic and the Great School of Enlightenment.
The master's reasoning for this strict measure is Richard Walker79's mental, spiritual, and worldview instability, which is likely caused by the use of certain substances.

The Great School of Enlightenment simply cannot be a place for disruptions caused by artificial means and methods.

Thank you so much!

Where on earth do you get the credibility—or even the nerve—to ask for something like that?
You just finished your own forum quarantine for
insulting, belittling, and harassing numerous other forum members.

Did you watch that link I sent for the movie Masters, Masters? 😂 You totally identified with your role in it, man!

There you have it, folks: a banned master is now demanding bans and deletions because he's run out of actual arguments.

So, what counts as "natural" versus "artificial" methods in your book, oh great master? 😛

One day you think I'm a master, and the next you think I'm a drug dealer. 😁

Hehehe,,,,....
placidharbor7 said:Don't go acting like some poor victim here; nobody actually stripped you of your title. It's just that you've proven you aren't capable of carrying it anymore.
Being a MASTER means taking responsibility for yourself, Richard Walker79.

Sure, intoxicants can trigger a peak experience, but that kind of insight is here today and gone tomorrow. That's exactly why you're running away from placidharbor7.

Grab a broom and head over to the Netherlands—the Master already sent you the address. Once you finally break the habit of sabotaging yourself, you'll realize just how massive a step the MASTERS took toward you, trying to pull you out of the gutter.

Until you've cleaned yourself up, there's nothing left to talk about, Richard Walker79.

Honestly, I find all these titles distasteful! They go against the natural order where we should all be one unified whole.

Mastery also implies a responsibility toward oneself, Richard Walker79.

Then please, define "mastery" for me.
If you're referring to your role as a master alongside your band of clones, just know that I've never had any interest in following a herd. To truly understand that, you first need to become a free individual—which you clearly aren't, considering you spend from dawn till dusk on this forum trying to lecture everyone on how enlightened you supposedly are!

Intoxicants can also trigger peak insights, but that insight is here today and gone tomorrow. That is precisely why you are running away from Master placidharbor7.

What kind of intoxicants or drugs are you even talking about? Please explain, because I am genuinely lost!
And how can an insight be present today but vanish tomorrow?😕

Grab a broom and head straight to the Netherlands; the Master has already sent you the address. Once you stop sabotaging yourself, you'll realize the massive strides the Masters have taken to try and pull you out of the gutter.

Until you've cleaned yourself up, there's nothing more to discuss, Richard Walker79.

Clean myself up from what exactly?
Stop making up conspiracies and speak plainly! You still haven't answered my arguments. It's easy for you to deflect when talking to Muslims or Christians, but you're dealing with someone here who knows exactly where your flaws lie, my dear banned master.
placidharbor7 said:Where on earth did you get the idea that an AWAKENED soul would be bothered by your constant fidgeting, man?

placidharbor7 is simply watching his back against the slippery, fickle nature of your personality. One day Allah isn't good enough for you, and the next, suddenly He is, Dusanko. Yesterday Christ was your role model, and tomorrow He might be your target for criticism. You never know when you'll end up biting both him and yourself!

Honestly, you haven't even grasped the biological collective language yet. You can't build true phlegmatic stability on a foundation of intoxication. That’s exactly how Osho ended up.

Here, let me give you a solid lead, you addict. You’re probably going to need it soon. Osho's followers are the ones running this show.
http://www.humaniversity.nl/Framesets/home_frameset.htm

I honestly thought that banning you would have cooled your heels a bit, but you're proving to be even more stubborn than ever!
If you weren't such a nuisance, you wouldn't be lecturing me! You’ve spent your time attacking and insulting Muslims and spitting on every single person you talk to.

placidharbor7 is just trying to protect his back from that unpredictable nature of yours. One day you’re praising Allah, and the next, you've completely changed your tune, Dusanko. Yesterday, Christ was your role model, but by tomorrow, you'll be casting him aside. It's impossible to tell when you'll end up biting both him and yourself!

That is exactly right, master. You can't just go around banning people! You have to actually get to know me first before you start handing out judgments. Besides, if you don't even understand yourself, how on earth do you expect to understand anyone else?
Not long ago, you were hailing me as a master of my own craft, praising my progress and practically bowing to my achievements. Now, suddenly, you're labeling that very same growth as "deviousness." It’s quite clear what's happening here: you're simply projecting your own twisted nature onto me!

Do you see what true mastery looks like now? It’s when a Zen master like Richard Walker79 casts aside mere technique just to bruise your ego. I did that on purpose—to strike right at your pride. If you were truly enlightened, or had even reached a state of samadhi, you certainly wouldn't have reacted that way!

You still haven't grasped the fundamental language of the biological collective. You simply cannot build a phlegmatic temperament on a foundation of narcotics. That is exactly how Osho met his end.

What kind of narcotic are you referring to?

You’re going to need some serious medical addresses very soon—like, hospital-level help. It's almost inevitable at this point. The whole thing is being run by those Osho followers.
Check out this site: http://www.humaniversity.us/Framesets/home_frameset.htm

I don't touch any narcotics myself. That said, I don't see anything wrong with using them if a person has their reasons or finds value in the experience!
I see that you have a real problem with Zen master Osho, but honestly, the arguments you're throwing out against him are just incredibly childish and lack any real intelligence.
Masters, oh Masters...
His father is out on a "business trip."
Poem: Masters, Masters
mistyfox812 said:But saying "that's just my take" is basically the same as saying "I think/believe this is how it is." And when you say "I believe this is how it is," you're inherently believing you're right—that it actually *is* that way and not something else.
You can't really claim to believe you're wrong in the moment.
The second you speak, you're implying what you're saying is true. It's correct. That's just built into talking.
So it's kind of silly to accuse someone of "thinking they're right"—because, duh, of course they think they're right.
And you think you're right too—that's why you say "I've got this figured out and you haven't." You're doing the same thing when you say I, or this "philosopher," am wrong for "trying to explain everything with logic."
It's unavoidable.
Either you imply you're right by speaking (meaning what you say is exactly how it is), or you stay quiet. There isn't a third option.
I could totally change my mind about all this tomorrow, think something completely different...

Yeah, sure.
But even then, you'll just believe you're right *then*, and that you were wrong before. We always feel like we're right in the present moment.
Back when you believed one thing, you thought you were right.
Now, when you say "there is no right or wrong," you think you're right again.
If you actually get what I'm saying, you'll see you were wrong before, but even that realization—saying "I was wrong back then"—will just make you believe you're right NOW.
And if you don't get it, you'll just keep thinking you're right and I'm just some stubborn philosopher who's totally off base.
what a person thinks doesn't change anything or affect the existence and nature of things.

Oh, really? Aren't thoughts also part of "existence"? Aren't they part of the "nature of things"? What are thoughts supposed to be—"non-things"? "Non-existence"? "Un-nature"?
Look, I can just tell you straight up that everything I say is a total lie and I'm wrong, does that make you happy?👍

Nope. I'd be way more satisfied if you actually caught the paradox in that statement.

The intellectual,
the man of facts,
is a stranger to himself.
How many drops of water are in the ocean?