Are we slaves or free-who decides

Richard T · 03-04-2010, 07:46 PM

Harmless it is if one considers loss of identity as being so.

People don't speak from themselves. They speak from what they learn, from what they are being told, being what they are being told by rational people in the physical of intelligences in the invisible.

One way or the other, if they speak what they are told, if they speak what is collectively correct to speak, if they don't speak from the center of themselves, their consciousness is displaced.

By displaced I mean that their consciousness lies outside of its center and is therefore periferal to their reality. That is what I call 'loss of identity'.

And because of that people associate with this or that group, with this or that religion, with this or that country or culture, and so on. They say and associate to what they were told, what they 'learned' what they remember, but not what they fundamentally are. They exist in the memory of their soul.

03-04-2010, 07:46 PM	#7
Richard T Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 179	Re: Are we slaves or free-who decides Harmless it is if one considers loss of identity as being so. People don't speak from themselves. They speak from what they learn, from what they are being told, being what they are being told by rational people in the physical of intelligences in the invisible. One way or the other, if they speak what they are told, if they speak what is collectively correct to speak, if they don't speak from the center of themselves, their consciousness is displaced. By displaced I mean that their consciousness lies outside of its center and is therefore periferal to their reality. That is what I call 'loss of identity'. And because of that people associate with this or that group, with this or that religion, with this or that country or culture, and so on. They say and associate to what they were told, what they 'learned' what they remember, but not what they fundamentally are. They exist in the memory of their soul.