#81 ·
Edward Flores4 said:Look... it's pretty obvious you're having some kind of disproportionate emotional meltdown here. Your replies are becoming totally incoherent—you're ignoring your own massive self-owns and leaning harder into this increasingly decadent rhetoric. Honestly, it's effectively reducing you to the mental state of a suspicious elementary schooler with questionable parenting.
I really am sorry you're feeling so wounded, though. I get why you feel the need to soothe your subconscious by doubling down on this "master craftsman" perspective of yours—which always seems to boil down to that repetitive, arrogant posture of yours, acting as if you're looking down from... well, how you describe it... those very "enlightened" heights of consciousness (which sounds more like expensive, imported smog to me). I also realize how critical it is for you to chant these little mantras non-stop; otherwise, they might stop working, and we wouldn't want that to be disastrous for your "self-esteem," would we?
I hear you loud and clear, buddy—but honestly, none of that is my problem. ☕
The title of this whole debate is "dilemmas," isn't it?
From such unrefined craftsmanship, an automatic flame erupts, melting away the truth seeker's rational shell.
So, I have to ask the truth seeker: who, or what, is actually pulling the strings of the "controller"? Whether we're talking about deep meditation or just our daily grind, don't you know the answer from all those books you've read? Just be grateful for your part in this little argument, then go ahead and get back to your meditation.