A research say that average person tells four lies per day or 1,460 a year and the most common lie is: . . . I am Fine…!

I like to believe that I am fine, but others are not, so they need a change, not me.

How am I?

I don't know

dhirendra singh wrote:
How am I?

Not alone my friend:)

THE TRUTH SHALL SET YOU FREE

dhirendra singh wrote:
I like to believe that I am fine, but others are not, so they need a change, not me.

first lie of this morning:)
gb

We are watching, not waiting, not expecting anything to happen but watching without end. JK

ganesan balachandran wrote:
first lie of this morning:)

:-)

I don't know

dhirendra singh wrote:
A research say that average person tells four lies per day or 1,460 a year and the most common lie is: . . . I am Fine…!

I like to believe that I am fine, but others are not, so they need a change, not me.

How am I?

Or maybe we are fine just the way we are? Maybe this is the way the world has to be, maybe change and transformation is just an idea, and maybe things change as part of a pattern and we can not change....?

may be the four lies are over:)
gb

We are watching, not waiting, not expecting anything to happen but watching without end. JK

dhirendra singh wrote:
How am I?

fine, always been fine ,why would it be otherwise ? we have everything and thanks god we have the best possible planet, better would nearly be too much!

So much for the lies::-))

Now we can mention what is not of lies...

Dan.

Anyway all problems solved , one remains for man : death....

This means that none is solved in fact....the refusal of death could be the original big huge "sin", which necessitates then the use of the analytical mind only in order to create a fiction to be blind to the truth..

wherever I go or think I go within, the wall of death is there, and out of many interesting side effects about the absolute fact of the end , there is one interesting one which is that it does not allow any thought in time without the pain of it , the pain of the end, death says : no continuity as when there is continuity psychologically for one day there is forever...for me the misuse of analyses in wrong fields gives pain on purpose.

Weirdly my young last boy , he is seven years old , is often talking about death ,of the end in the way of a child, we do not give explanations or escapism , but remain with the fact of birth so death of the body, he is the one going into , and well we will see ! :) but his last saying on that was : it is fine !

Dan.

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Dan Mohad Dib wrote:
Anyway all problems solved , one remains for man : death....

Is death a problem?

Amber Cinquini wrote:
Is death a problem?

minor problem for others.
gb

We are watching, not waiting, not expecting anything to happen but watching without end. JK

Amber Cinquini wrote:
Is death a problem?

don't you know ?

Dan.

Dan Mohad Dib wrote:
don't you know ?

:) actually no I don't know but let me restate the question, why is death a problem, and which death are you talking about, the death of the body or the death of the ego?

Amber Cinquini wrote:
:) actually no I don't know but let me restate the question, why is death a problem, and which death are you talking about, the death of the body or the death of the ego?

I understand amber, usually I am not pushing the subject , I think it needs to come to the obvious for someone to take it or not at all..high disturbance can be there....

The real death viewed in projection brings psychological problem to the mind which seeks permanence , continuity ,as even if it has started for a second the movement of continuity has already started for eternity, it is there or not there seem to be no in between ...and death puts and end to such a thinking craving..this is one aspect I was trying to mention...

Dan.

Dan.

Amber Cinquini wrote:
Or maybe we are fine just the way we are? Maybe this is the way the world has to be, maybe change and transformation is just an idea, and maybe things change as part of a pattern and we can not change....?

Yes, either I am fine or I am not.But why I am always in a mode to suggest others to change their way?Why I don't deal with myself?

I don't know

dhirendra singh wrote:
Yes, either I am fine or I am not.But why I am always in a mode to suggest others to change their way?

Yes Dhirendra, we are very fond of interfering. Me too! Why do we object to so many things? Is it a will to have everything conform to the tenuous balance we have set ourselves? It is a rather desperate impulse, is it not? Either we change or they do. We make life a battle. Us and them.

Which doesn't mean they should not change.

it was okay, until you added the last sentence! it implies a continuance in the battle
, but is maintaining the division!I
it is our own mind we should be watching!

THE TRUTH SHALL SET YOU FREE

dhirendra singh wrote:
Yes, either I am fine or I am not.But why I am always in a mode to suggest others to change their way?Why I don't deal with myself?

may be due to the hope that the mirror will be more clearer.
gb

We are watching, not waiting, not expecting anything to happen but watching without end. JK

RICK LEIN wrote:
it was okay, until you added the last sentence! it implies a continuance in the battle

Yes, watch your own mind, but this does not imply others should not watch theirs. This does not imply any battle or any continuance. I will not tell someone they must do enquiry. It is up to them.

Just because I won't tell them, it does not mean they shouldn't do it anyhow.

That is the sense in which the last sentence was framed Rick.

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