Disagreeing with me:
Only the substance of your disagreement matters; your style of disagreement eg by speaking gently and softly spoken is far from meritorious but is devious or dishonest and gives the impression that I am wrong and you are right when the case may be the opposite.
The Buddha said he is the highest teacher, encompassing all the beings in existence both in heaven and on earth, he sees no one like him, he possessed supernatural powers (can make himself invisible even to God, can make a person invisible, fly through the air, walk through walls and cause people to be unable to split wooden logs but can instantly cause 500 logs to become split.
What I say is in accordance with what the true Buddha preached and by the various yardsticks he used, I am a noble person and so anyone who speaks against me, disagrees with me is de facto disagreeing with the Buddha, the One Who Thus Come, The One Who Has Gone Beyond.
"In the same way, great king. When someone has gone forth into homelessness -- no matter from what clan -- and he has abandoned five factors and is endowed with five, what is given to him bears great fruit.
" He has abandoned sensual desire...ill will...torpor & lethargy...restlessness & anxiety...uncertainty. These are the five factors he has abandoned. He is endowed with the aggregate of virtue... concentration... discernment... release... knowledge & vision of release of one beyond training. These are the five factors with which he is endowed.
(I am without ill will, sensual desire, torpor, lethargy, restlessness, doubt and anxiety that classify me as worthy of respect).
"What others call happiness, that the Noble Ones declare to be suffering. What others call suffering, that the Noble Ones have found to be happiness. See how difficult it is to understand the Dhamma! For those under the veil (of ignorance) it is obscured, for those who cannot see it is utter darkness. But for the good and the wise it is as obvious as the light for those who can see. Even though close to it, the witless who do not know the Dhamma, do not comprehend it.
"By those overcome by attachment to existence, those who drift with the stream of existence this Dhamma is not properly understood. Who other than the Noble Ones, are fit to fully understand that state, by perfect knowledge of which they realize final deliverance, free from defilements?
(What ordinary people call happiness, excitement, joking, trying to be funny, mischievous, being stylish, smiling, emotional, liking and disliking that I call suffering and what I call happiness, not smiling, not stretching syllables, changing speed and loudness others call suffering)
Bhikkhus, the arising of three things are rare in the world. What three? The arising of the Thus Gone One, worthy and rightfully enlightened is rare the world. A person who preaches the Teaching and Discipline declared by the Thus Gone One is rare in the world. A person who has gratitude and returns it, is rare in the world. Bhikkhus, the arising of these three things are rare in the world.
(There are many preachers of Buddhism but no one today or in the past, apart from contemporaries of the Buddha has elucidated what the Buddha taught in the way I have done and because no two different views are correct, if I am correct, they are all wrong. Because no one preaches from what the true Buddha taught as I have, I am indeed rare or unique in this world)
Thus when anyone speaks against me, he is also speaking against the Buddha who declared:
8. When Upaka the âjãvaka had spoken thus, the Blessed One addressed him in the following stanzas: `I have overcome all foes; I am all-wise; I am free from stains in every way; I have left everything; and have obtained emancipation by the destruction of desire. Having myself gained knowledge, whom should I call my master? I have no teacher; no one is equal to me; in the world of men and of gods no being is like me. I am the holy one in this world, I am the highest Teacher, I alone am the absolute Sambuddha; I have gained coolness (by the extinction of all passion) and have obtained Nirvàna. To found the kingdom of Truth I go to the city of the Kasis (Benares); I will beat the drum of the Immortal in the darkness of this world.'
9. (Upaka replied): `You profess then, friend, to be the holy, absolute Jina.' (25)
(The Buddha said): `Like me are all jinas who have reached extinction of the àsavas (26); I have overcome (gita me) all states of sinfulness'; therefore, Upaka, am I the Jina.'
When He had spoken thus, Upaka the âjãvaka replied: `It may be so, friend;' shook his head, took another road, and went away.
The Buddha Is Not Your Friend Or Fellow:
NO FAITH IS REQUIRED (NOR OF ANY USE) BY OTHERS THAT THE BUDDHA HAS FOUND ENLIGHTENMENT AND IS NO LONGER YOUR FRIEND BUT HIS TEACHING IS FOUNDED ON SUBSTANCE THAT MAY ESCAPE YOUR COMPREHENSION AND THE REQUISITE THAT YOU PRACTICE, IN PARTICULAR TO CALM YOUR MIND SO THAT IT CAN ATTAIN EFFORTLESSLY THE FOUR MEDITATIVE STATES THAT LEADS TO THE RELEASE OF YOUR MIND.
When the Buddha re-met the five mendicants he associated with before his enlightenment and told them not to address him as ‘friend’, they were disbelieving and he asked them if he had spoken to them in the past the way and what he now said, which indicated that something has happened, he was a transformed man. He then proceeded to teach them for the first time the path to the final and permanent end of all suffering after which the whole system of ten Thousand worlds quaked, was shaken, and trembled; and an infinite, mighty light was seen through the world, which surpassed the light that can be produced by the divine power of the deva (angels).
The Buddha said it is thirst, that leads to re-birth, accompanied by pleasure and lust, finding its delight here; and there. (this thirst is threefold), namely, thirst for pleasure, thirst for existence, thirst for prosperity. It is the cessation of thirst for pleasure, existence and prosperity that leads to the end of all becoming and suffering and towards this end, right concentration or meditation to achieve the four progressively higher meditative states is essential.
And the Blessed One, wandering from place to place, came to Benares, to the deer park Isipatana, to the place where the five bhikkhus were. And [q 92/] the five bhikkhus saw the Blessed One coming from afar; when they saw Him, they concerted with each other, saying, `Friends, there comes the samaõa Gotama, who lives in abundance, who has given up his exertions, and who has turned to an abundant life. Let us not salute him; nor rise from our seats when he approaches; nor take his bowl and his robe from his hands. But let us put there a seat; if he likes, let him sit down.'
11. But when the Blessed One gradually approached near unto those five bhikkhus, the five bhikkhus kept not their agreement. They went forth to meet the Blessed One; one took His bowl and His robe, another prepared a seat, a third one brought water for the washing of the feet, a foot-stool, and a towel (27). Then the Blessed One sat down on the seat they had prepared; and when He was seated, the Blessed One washed His feet. Now they addressed the Blessed One by His name, and with the appellation `Friend.'
12. When they spoke to Him thus, the Blessed One said to the five bhikkhus: `Do not address, O bhikkhus, the Tathàgata by His name, and with the appellation "Friend." The Tathàgata, O bhikkhus, is the Holy, Absolute Sambuddha. Give ear, O bhikkhus! The Immortal (amata) has been won (by me); I will teach you; to you I preach the Doctrine. If you walk in the way I show you, you will, ere long, have penetrated to the Truth, having yourselves known it and seen it face to face; and you [q 93/] will live in the possession of that highest goal of the holy life, for the sake of which noble youths fully give up the world and go forth into the houseless state.'
13. When He had spoken thus, the five monks said to the Blessed One: `By those observances, friend Gotama, by those practices, by those austerities, you have not been able to obtain power surpassing that of men, nor the superiority of full and holy knowledge and insight. How will you now, living in abundance, having given up your exertions, having turned to an abundant life, be able to obtain power surpassing that of men, and the superiority of full and holy knowledge and insight?'
14. When they had spoken thus, the Blessed One said to the five bhikkhus: `The Tathàgata, O bhikkhus, does not live in abundance, he has not given up exertion, he has not turned to an abundant life. The Tathàgata, O bhikkhus, is the Holy, Absolute Sambuddha. Give car, O bhikkhus; the Immortal has been won (by me); I will teach you, to you I will preach the Doctrine. If you walk in the way I show you, you will, ere long, have penetrated to the Truth, having yourselves known it and seen it face to face; and you will live in the possession of that highest goal of the holy life, for the sake of which noble youths fully give up the world and go forth into the houseless state.'
15. And the five bhikkhus said to the Blessed One a second time (as above). And the Blessed One said to the five bhikkhus a second time (as above). And the five bhikkhus said to the Blessed One a third time (as above).
16. When they had spoken thus, the Blessed One [q 94/] said to the five bhikkhus: `Do you admit, O bhikkhus, that I have never spoken to you in this way before this day?' (Unless the Buddha is mad, and no mad man speaks like this, something has changed in him)
You have never spoken so, Lord.'
The Tathàgata, O bhikkhus, is the holy, absolute Sambuddha. Give ear, O bhikkhus, &c. (as above).'
And the Blessed One was able to convince the five bhikkhus; and the five bhikkhus again (28) listened willingly to the Blessed One; they gave ear, and fixed their mind on the knowledge (which the Buddha imparted to them).
17. And the Blessed One thus addressed the five bhikkhus (29): `There are two extremes, O bhikkhus, which he who has given up the world, ought to avoid. What are these two extremes? A life given to pleasures, devoted to pleasures and lusts: this is degrading, sensual, vulgar, ignoble, and profitless; and a life given to mortification: this is painful, ignoble, and profitless. By avoiding these two extremes, O bhikkhus, the Tathàgata has gained the knowledge of the middle path which leads to insight, which leads to wisdom, which conduces to calm, to knowledge, to the Sambodhi, to Nirvàna.
18. `Which, O bhikkhus, is this middle path the knowledge of which the Tathàgata has gained, which leads to insight, which leads to wisdom which [q 95/] conduces to calm, to knowledge, to the Sambodhi, to Nirvàna? It is the holy eightfold path, namely, right belief, right aspiration, right speech, right conduct, right means of livelihood, right endeavour, right memory, right meditation. This, O bhikkhus, is the middle path the knowledge of which the Tathàgata has gained, which leads to insight, which leads to wisdom, which conduces to calm, to knowledge, to the Sambodhi, to Nirvàna.
19. `This, O bhikkhus, is the Noble Truth of Suffering: birth is suffering; decay is suffering; illness is suffering; death is suffering. Presence of objects we hate, is suffering; separation from objects we love, is suffering; not to obtain what we desire, is suffering. Briefly, the fivefold clinging to existence (30) is suffering.
20. `This, O bhikkhus, is the Noble Truth of the Cause of Suffering: thirst, that leads to re-birth, accompanied by pleasure and lust, finding its delight here; and there. (this thirst is threefold), namely, thirst for pleasure, thirst for existence, thirst for prosperity.
21. `This, O bhikkhus, is the Noble Truth of the Cessation of Suffering: (it ceases with) the complete cessation of this thirst -- a cessation which consists in the absence of every passion -- with the abandoning of this thirst, with the doing-away with it, with the deliverance from it, with the destruction of desire.
22. `This, O bhikkhus, is the Noble Truth of the Path Which Leads to the Cessation of Suffering: [q 96/] that holy eightfold path, that is to say, right belief, right aspiration, right speech, right conduct, right means of livelihood, right endeavour, right memory , right meditation.
23. `"This is the Noble Truth of Suffering." Thus, O bhikkhus, of this Doctrine, which formerly had not been heard of, have I obtained insight, knowledge, understanding, wisdom, intuition. "This Noble Truth of Suffering must be understood," thus, O bhikkhus, of this Doctrine (&c., down to intuition). "This Noble Truth of Suffering I have understood," thus, O bhikkhus, of this Doctrine (&c., down to intuition).
24. `"This is the Noble Truth of the Cause of Suffering." Thus, O bhikkhus, (&c.) "This Noble Truth of the Cause of Suffering must be abandoned (31). . . has been abandoned by me," thus, O bhikkhus, (&c.)
25. `"This is the Noble Truth of the Cessation of Suffering," thus, O bhikkhus, (&c.) "This Noble Truth of the Cessation of Suffering must be seen face to face . . . has been seen by me face to face," thus, O bhikkhus, (&c.)
26. `"This is the Noble Truth of the Path Which Leads to the Cessation of Suffering," thus, O bhikkhus, (&c.) "This Noble Truth of the Path Which Leads to the Cessation of Suffering must be realised . . . has been realised by me," thus, O bhikkhus, (&c.)
27. `As long, O bhikkhus, as I did not possess with perfect purity this true knowledge and insight into these Four Noble Truths, with its three [q 97/] modifications and its twelve constituent parts (32); so long, O bhikkhus, I knew that I had not yet obtained the highest, absolute Sambodhi in the world of men and gods, in Màra's and Brahmà's world, among all beings, samaõas and bràhmaõas, gods and men.
28.`But since I possessed, O bhikkhus, with perfect purity this true knowledge and insight into these four noble Truths, with its three modifications and its twelve constituent parts, then I knew, O bhikkhus, that I had obtained the highest, universal Sambodhi in the world of men and gods (&c., as in sect.27).
29. `And this knowledge and insight arose in my mind: "The emancipation of my mind cannot be lost; this is my last birth; hence I shall not be born again!"'
Thus the Blessed One spoke. The five bhikkhus were delighted, and they rejoiced at the words of the Blessed One. And when this exposition was propounded, the Venerable Konda¤¤a obtained the pure and spotless eye of the Truth (that is to say, the following knowledge): `Whatsoever is subject to the condition of origination, is subject also to the condition of cessation.'
30. And as the Blessed One had founded the kingdom of Truth (by propounding the four noble Truths), the earth-inhabiting devas shouted: `Truly the Blessed One has founded at Benares, in the deer park Isipatana, the highest kingdom of Truth, which may be opposed neither by a samaõa nor by a bràhmaõa, neither by a deva, nor by Màra, nor by Brahmà, nor by any being in the world.'
[q 98/]
Hearing the shout of the earth-inhabiting devas, the Càtumahàràjika devas (gods belonging to the world of the four divine Mahàràjas) shouted (&c., as above). Hearing the shout of the Càtumahàràjika devas, the Tàvatiüsa devas (33). . . the Yàma devas . . . the Tusita devas the Nimmànarati devas . . . the Paranimmitavasavatti devas . . . the Brahmakàyika devas shouted: `Truly the Blessed One (&c., as above).
31. Thus in that moment, in that instant, in that second the shout reached the Brahmà world; and this whole system of ten Thousand worlds quaked, was shaken, and trembled; and an infinite, mighty light was seen through the world, which surpassed the light that can be produced by the divine power of the devas.
And the Blessed One pronounced this solemn utterance: `Truly Konda¤¤a has perceived it ("a¤¤àsi"), truly Konda¤¤a has perceived it!' Hence the Venerable Konda¤¤a received the name A¤¤àtakonda¤¤a (Konda¤¤a who has perceived the Doctrine).
Pity:
Quote: I pity the Indians and Chinese who have to accept being second- and third-class citizens and cannot do anything about it.
Comment: The person who uttered this sentence and those who see nothing wrong obviously think it is said with understandable reason and meaningful when it is driven by emotion that has nothing to do with reason, is meaningless, achieves nothing except to give the person who said so a sense of superiority over the Indians and Chinese that is all in his mind and false and because he perceives it as real or true, he has serious false perception that is the to mad perception that is not the way to heaven.
When people pity another, they like to feel good about themselves (like themselves) and feel bad or hurt for those they pity (dislike or feeling hurt that may be false or hypocritical), it is all about a stirring of their mental force that is usually complex and disturbing, eg a mixture of feeling hurt and disliking of the condition of others that they pity.
I do not pity others, no matter how terrible their suffering, pity does no good, is a form of condescension or patronization and therefore sinful with karma not merit. Do something for him but don’t pity him.
If you perceive your pitying is based on reason, perfectly reasonable, is meaningful and good for yourself and others when it is based on force or emotion, a stirring of your mental force to patronize, then you may have advanced false perception that is the path to future madness.
Poverty is poison:
Quote Paul Krugman: Poverty Is Poison
“Poverty in early childhood poisons the brain.”
Comment:
Whoever speaks so is speaking carelessly and flirting with madness.
Poverty is poverty and poison is poison. If you perceive that poverty is poison or poison, you are willing yourself to perceive what is false is true.
It is not poverty that poisons but envious and jealous sinful minds that make poverty poisonous. Jesus was born into poverty, did it poison his mind?
IT IS NEVER POVERTY ITSELF THAT POISONS THE MIND BUT IT IS THE SINFUL MIND THAT PERMITS HIS CIRCUMSTANCE, HIS POVERTY TO POISON, ACTUALLY INCITE HIM TO HATE AND RESENTMENT.
Poverty can be a handicap but never poison:
Just as there is never poverty in poisons, there can never be poison in poverty. There are things poverty can be like a handicap to material success, it can lead to poor health but poverty is never poison or poisonous.
In the name of trying to impress others or un-righteously convert others to your cause, you say things that are outrageous, that stir emotion, poverty being poison certainly stirs emotions not realizing you are flirting with false perception that will end in tears for you.
Pity is faked or genuine sadness at the perceived plight of someone:
When people say they pity someone they actually are saying they feel sad for someone else or their mental force of going against self is prolonging in a way that inflicts dull pain on their minds.
Often it is faked or hypocritical pity or sadness for why should one feel sad for the plight of others unless one has vested interest in the other person or it is selfishly motivated?
Therefore pity is often hypocritical and when genuine is merely sadness felt for the plight of others that has nothing to do with reason but everything to do with force and therefore false and harmful to self and others.
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The connotations of pity and sorry:
In an ideal world each word has a clear meaning, stand for something that can be clearly defined but in a compromised world where people subsequent corrupt and abuse the meaning of words they come to take on additional quite different meanings.
In its original meaning, pity probably was meant to convey being sad for yourself (pity yourself) or others but pity has come to take on connotations of disdain or looking down on others.
It is unlikely that the person felt sad when he pitied the Chinese or Indian but he looked down with disdain at their plight and he must be a proud man. No proud man is going to heaven because there is no one to entertain your pride there but there are plenty of people here who will applaud you.
It is actually absurd to pity people others or yourself. Because genuine pity is feeling sad, when you say I pity him you are saying your mental force (of going against self) was stirred to prolong uncontrollably by his plight. Why should your mental force be stirred to prolong uncontrollably at someone else’ plight and what useful work is that mental force doing by so prolonging? What is there to understand by the listener on being told your mental force stirred to prolong uncontrollably? Because your mental force is not doing anything useful when it stirs to feel pity, you are practicing controlled madness whether you realize or not, admit or not that will ultimately descend to uncontrollable madness.
Do you need to feel sad or pity in order to help others? Can you not help others, even help them better in the absence of pity or sadness for them? If you think you need to feel sad or pity to help others you may be right or you may have false perception, it may actually give you a false sense of superiority pitying others.
In the same way, feeling sorry means a mixture of feeling sad (mental force prolonging) and mental or virtual hurt (mental force accelerating in speed and strength) at the occurrence of something or something you did to another that may be genuine or facile (faked). ‘Sorry’ is used interchangeably with pity, when someone says he feels sorry for another he also means he feels pity.
Feeling sorry is not an apology but if genuine, it is merely the stirring of your mental force to feel sadness and hurt at the realization of wrongdoing by you. It is self punishment or masochism. An apology is an emotion free, reason guided acknowledgement that wrong has been done and thenceforth guided by reason the person shall endeavour not to repeat.
IF YOU THINK THAT FEELING SORRY AND AN APOLOGY ARE THE SAME THEN YOU ARE UNDISCERNING. PEOPLE IN THIS WORLD USUALLY FEEL SORRY, IT IS THE HARDEST IF NOT IMPOSSIBLE THING FOR THEM TO MINDFULLY SAY THEY ARE WRONG TO DO WHAT THEY DID AND CAN YOU FORGIVE THEM, THEY JUST BLURT THAT THEY ARE SORRY FOR WHAT HAPPENED AND THINK THEY HAVE ACQUITED THEMSELVES WHEN THEY HAVE NOT BECAUSE THEY HAVE MERELY SAID THEIR MENTAL FORCE STIRRED TO INFLICT SADNESS AND HURT ON THEMSELVES AT THE REALIZATION OF THEIR WRONG.
Vatican slows sainthood process:
Quote headline: Vatican slows sainthood process.
Comment: What is the worth of a saint if he does not go to heaven?
If you agree that a saint is worthless if he did not go to heaven then is it the church or its officials that elect or send people to heaven or is it God who decides who goes to heaven?
Can you and those who elect saints be sure their elected saints will go to heaven or are in heaven? If you cannot be sure, you cannot see or know those elected will go to heaven, you are flirting with doubt and uncertainty doing things that you should not do.
Why devote so much energy to choosing saints that you cannot be sure will reach heaven?
So why not leave the business of nominating saints to God and aren’t those who indulge in the pursuit foolish and risk karma if those they nominate do not correspond to those who go to heaven.
The fact that they have just slowed down the process reflects their intent on usurping God’s role. Does the church run heaven?
50-50 chance:
Barisan Nasional stands a 50-50 chance of retaining the Batu Lancang state seat in this general election.
People usually copy what they say from others because they like it or their mental forces are stirred attractively. Thus the term 50-50 chance is attractive to copy and regurgitate from their mental jukeboxes.
Did they make any survey to show it is truly fifty fifty or they are presumptuously making a guess, it could be 30-70 or 70-30?
In any case do you know the future? If you cannot, you should not speculate that is again flirting with doubt and uncertainty that is conditioning and the Buddha said is a lower fetter to future woe. Ordinary people all have serious doubt and uncertainty because they are frequently saying and doing things they have no right to say or do, they do not see or know what they say or do is true.
For want of something nice to say to others, people force themselves to say 50-50 chance when they are merely guessing, they are dicing with mad doubt and uncertainty and saying something frivolous.
I would not say BN stand a good or little chance of winning. How would I know that and it does not matter if you are denying yourself and dissociating yourself from affairs of this world as Jesus commanded.
The future is blue ray:
Quote: The next-generation DVD format war is over, and the future is Blu-ray.
Comment: It is totally unnecessary to say the future is Blu-ray which is false and said in hype.
The future will not always be blu-ray as the demise of the cassette, VHS, CD etc shows and it may be the immediate future and not everything but in the field of DVD discs that the future is blu-ray. Thus the statement is false or inaccurate and in truth totally unnecessary and it is only necessary to say the next generation format competition (not war) is over, has been decided in favour of blu-ray.
THE FUTURE IS BLU-RAY IS A STATEMENT DESIGNED TO IMPRESS ‘WOW’ AND IT IS FALSE BECAUSE THE FUTURE IS NOT BLU-RAY. WHAT HAS HAPPENED IS THAT BLU RAY HAS WON THE COMPETITION AGAINST THE OTHER FORMAT. YOU HAVE FALSE LOGIC AND PERCEPTION IF YOU THINK THAT BLU RAY WINNING THE COMPETITON MEANS THE FUTURE IS BLU RAY.
Doing things the hard way:
The person with style, who always uses force to stretch syllables, changes speed and loudness when he speaks is the person who likes to do things the hard way, like the man who prefers to breathe through a paper bag when he can breathe freely the open air.
Where a person with style must use force to stretch, change speed and loudness that consumes prodigious cumulative energy, creates insoluble stress, restlessness and distraction, is the source of his sadness and feeling hurt and necessitates he exists as a robot rehashing his individual brand of style by memory, the person without style exist live specific for each moment, does not waste energy to create stress, restlessness and distraction by not using force to stretch, change speed and loudness.
Thus anyone who objectively can be demonstrated to have style has strict limits as to how wise he can be because only a fool will do something unnecessary (fabricate style) that wastes energy, creates stress, restlessness and distraction and necessitates he exists as a robot.
AND IN REALITY THERE IS LITTLE IF MUCH GENUINE REASON IN STYLISH PEOPLE BECAUSE WHATEVER THEY WANT TO PERCEIVE, SAY OR DO CAN BE COPIED WITHOUT REASONING OR UNDERSTANDING FROM OTHERS, IT IS NOT TRUE REASON THAT GUIDES THEIR ACTIONS BUT IT IS FORCE THROUGH THEIR URGES, LIKES AND DISLIKES AND EMOTIONS THAT MAY BE ACCOMPANIED BY JUSTIFICATIONS OR EXCUSES OR RATIONALIZATIONS THAT DRIVE THEIR ACTIONS THAT ARE NEVER FRESH SPECIFIC FOR THE OCCASION BUT ALL REHASHED BY MEMORY OR BY ROTE (THEY ARE MINDLESS ROBOTS). WHAT PEOPLE CALL THEIR REASONING IS LARGELY THEIR RULES REASONING OR PROGRAMMED REASONING JUST LIKE HUMANOID ROBOTS ARE INSTRUCTED BY THEIR PROGRAMS AS TO HOW TO COPE AND RESPOND TO SITUATIONS THAT MAY ARISE AND THEY CANNOT RESPOND IN WAYS THAT THEIR PROGRAMS DO NOT INSTRUCT THEM AND IF YOU WANT TO CHANGE THEM, YOU MUST REPROGRAM THEM INSTEAD OF THEM LISTENING, UNDERSTANDING AND INSTITUTING CHANGE.
And why do people do things the hard way?
It is not without purpose that people do things the hard way constantly using UNNECCESSARY force to stretch, change speed and loudness. The purposes of expressing style are to deceive others, to impress, please, intimidate and dominate others for selfish unrighteous gains that are so well forcefully denied that they now cannot see their deceit or desire to impress or please but they believe they are being themselves and good to others and themselves.
There is relentless pressure exerted not just by humans but by animals whose audiovisual output always contain forceful prolonging, changing speed and strength of force to induce similar force changes in their minds and coupled with their foolish, indifferent and ill willed nature, having been blinded by the distraction created by their constant style, they mindlessly express style.
Even those who are supposed to be quite intelligent have difficulty if not inability to see themselves constantly stretching syllables, changing speed and loudness and how these consume energy to create stress, restlessness and distraction and thus distracted, they continue mindlessly to express style that keeps them mesmerized in suffering.
EVEN THOSE WHO THINK THEY ARE VERY INTELLIGENT HAVE DIFFICULTY IF NOT INABILITY TO SEE THEMSELVES STRETCHING SYLLABLES, CHANGING SPEED AND LOUDNESS NOR DO THEY CARE VERY MUCH, THEY ARE MORE CONCERNED WITH AFFAIRS OF THE WORLD AND GETTING ALONG WITH OTHERS THAT NECESSITATE THEY LUBRICATE THEIR TRANSACTIONS WITH CHARMING PLEASING IMPRESSING STYLE. WHAT THEY DO NOT REALIZE IS THAT IT IS THIS VERY STYLE THAT IS CONDITIONING THEMSELVES EVER STRONGLY TO SUFFERING AND THEY ARE DOOMED TO MAD STRESS, MAD RESTLESSNESS, MAD DISTRACTION (DAZE), MAD VIOLENCE, MAD EMOTIONS, MAD ROTE BEHAVIOR (UTTERING PHRASES OUT OF CONTEXT, URGE TO SAY OR DO CERTAIN THINGS THEY HAVE ALWAYS DONE), MAD PERCEPTION & MAD LOGIC AND THIS IS NOT THE PATHWAY TO HEAVEN OR SAFETY BUT EVEN TO ETERNAL PERDITION.
Anyway:
Quote: Anyway, I do not want to depress you more than necessary. These are just some of the seat-tussle problems plaguing the opposition.
Comment: If you mean what you say and it is important then you cannot prefix it with ‘anyway’ that implies that it does not matter, you don’t care (anyway will do).
Take away the anyway and what is conveyed does not lose any meaning. “I do not want to depress you more than necessary” loses no meaning by subtracting ‘anyway’.
THUS YOU ARE SPEAKING WHAT IS MEANINGLESS AND UNNECESSARY BY ADDING ‘ANYWAY’ AND THOUGH YOU DISBELIEVE, YOU ARE FLIRTING WITH FUTURE MAD PERCEPTION THAT YOUR ‘ANYWAY’ IS MEANINGFUL AND NECESSARY WHEN IT IS TOTALLY UNNECESSARY. IF YOU TRULY DO NOT CARE, THEN WHAT YOU SAY SUBSEQUENTLY IS FRIVOLOUS, NOT WORTH HEARING AND A LIE.
IN REALITY, 'ANYWAY' IS A HABITUAL OR AUTOMATIC, MINDLESS ADDITION TO SOME PEOPLE'S SPEECH AND THEY ARE ROBOTS REHASHING WITHOUT REALIZING WHAT THEY ARE REHASHING.
Razak kicks door & cries:
Apparently in response to news his father whispered to him, Razak became emotional and violent. A person who is emotional, violent and crying is suffering no matter how wealthy or famous he is and is conditioning himself yet further to suffering each time he lashes out and cries. If such news can upset him, wait until he gets to eternal perdition.
NO NOBLE PERSON CAN KICK A DOOR AND CRY. IF YOU THINK HE CAN, YOU ARE DISAGREEING WITH THE BUDDHA AND HAS WRONG VIEW THAT THE BUDDHA TELLS YOU IS THE WAY TO HELL OR THE ANIMAL WOMB. THE FACT THAT HE KICKED THE DOOR INDICATES HIS SINFUL NATURE.
Abdul Razak kicks and hits door at murder trial
SHAH ALAM: Abdul Razak Abdullah Baginda, who is being tried for abetting two policemen in murdering Mongolian Altantuya Shaariibuu, lost his cool on the 90th day yesterday.
He had a dissatisfied look when his father Datuk Abdullah Malim Baginda whispered something to him before the hearing began at about 9.30am.
After the proceedings were adjourned for lunch, however, the 48-year-old political analyst, surprised all those present in the High Court when he suddenly kicked and banged the door with his hands.
He was also seen crying before his lawyer Wong Kian Kheong and mother calmed him down.
No Win Situation:
In response to news his father whispered to him, Razak became emotionally incontinent to lash out kicking the door and crying.
Ordinary people are driven by force and only using their forces of self preservation to control their force of going against self that regularly under self or other provocation threaten to run out of control.
Each time a person lashes out or cries he is conditioning himself further to exercising his mental force and warping his mind that will end in total loss of control and madness.
If he does not, he is bottling it up like a volcano that will one day explode and destroy.
So what is a man to do in this predicament?
The only way out is to pay attention to stop stretching syllables, stop changing speed and loudness that will gradually deprive his force of going against self of strength needed to lash out. Without a strong force of going against self fabricating the style or stretching, changing speed and loudness, the person is deprived of force needed to lash out at a door and cry.
A person can have an urge to kill, steal, tell lies and rape and he can use his force of self preservation to stop his expression of his urge to kill, steal, tell lies and rape in an effortful endeavour that will sometimes be successful and sometimes fail. However if a person does not use force to stretch, change speed and loudness, he has no force needed to kill, steal, tell lies and rape and so he is effortlessly and unfailingly be able to not kill, steal, tell lies or rape.
SO LONG AS A PERSON CONSORTS WITH MENTAL FORCE, WITH LIKES AND DISLIKES, WITH EMOTIONS, THERE IS NO END TO HIS SUFFERING, HE CAN ONLY STIVE SOMETIMES TO REIN IN HIS SINFUL IMPULSES BUT ULTIMATELY HE WILL SUCCUMB TO TEMPTATION.
The Use & Abuse Of ‘Anyway’:
It is correct to say that ‘anyway you stretch your syllables, change speed and loudness’ you must suffer from stress, restlessness and distraction and experience sadness and feeling hurt by things happening that may differ from others (what words and deeds hurt you may not hurt others) because anyway you stretch, change speed or loudness, you must apply force on your mind that would not occur if you did not and this application of force to prolong when constant result in sadness as a result of loss of control and feeling hurt when the acceleration in speed and strength is sometimes unshielded by your force of self preservation and the constant application of changing force is the recipe for stress, restlessness and distraction.
It is incorrect or false to say, “Anyway, you do what you like” because it implies you are indifferent when you are not, otherwise you will not say so. If it does not matter what he did, why tell him about it? No loss of meaning is sustained by dropping the ‘anyway’ that instead creates conflict in yourself and others.