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Dying Before Death
I’ll tell you very honestly, even if it might sound pretentious, but for several weeks now, I’ve had the feeling that I can die…
Anger, a transformative force
When it’s a negative emotion, anger is clearly an identity trait. But it can be both. One can also be angry without creating separation;
Pretension, a core mecanism of identity
(to M.) Among the identity mechanisms on the list, is there one that particularly speaks to you?
Maybe pride, vanity.
Does arrogance speak to you as well?…
Humble and Free
(To L.) There is great inertia in you regarding all forms of verbal expression, writing, and communication. And it leads to inconsistencies when you write to me. For example, five weeks before the last meeting, you emailed me saying you probably wouldn’t come. How could you know, five weeks in advance, that you couldn’t come? This puzzles me and I don’t know what’s behind it…
Hypocrisy
What leads someone to be hypocritical, and how do you recognize hypocrisy?
If you have encountered this in your life, please share examples indicating what led you to act that way.
What leads to hypocrisy is self-interest, when someone wants to get something from someone else…
Claude on Thought Control and Pre-Sensory Perception
There is an Indian proverb that says: “It is easier to tame a tiger than to tame one’s thoughts.” This Indian proverb is very insightful. It compares the difficulty of controlling our thoughts to that of taming a tiger, suggesting that mastering our mind is an even more arduous task. This wisdom highlights several aspects …
Read more...Claude on “The truth comes out of the mouths of babes”
Some examples provided by Claude:
- When meeting an elderly person: "You’re really old! Did you know the dinosaurs?"
- About a grandparent: "Grandma, why are you always criticizing people? That’s not nice."
Claude on wars and mass violence according to Gurdjieff
What did Gurdjieff say about wars and mass violence? Gurdjieff had a unique perspective on wars and mass violence. Here’s a concise summary of his main ideas on this subject: Mechanical state: Gurdjieff considered that most people lived in a “mechanical” or unconscious state, acting out of habit and conditioning rather than conscious choice. External …
Read more...Claude on Claire Wineland
Do you know Claire Wineland? Claire Wineland was an American activist and social media personality, known for her work raising awareness about cystic fibrosis. She was born in 1997 and lived with this disease her entire life. Claire used her online platform to share her experience of living with cystic fibrosis in a frank and …
Read more...Claude on the infinite and awakening
Everything comes from infinity and everything goes towards infinity. This phrase suggests a philosophical and poetic perspective on the origin and destination of all things in the universe. Here are some reflections on its meaning: “Everything comes from infinity” refers to the idea that the universe, matter, energy, and ultimately everything draws its origin from …
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