#intellectuality

“Do I HAVE to pick one!? Because my answer would be neither. Each one sounds like it would cause me awful problems.”

Don't rush yourself. Take your time. Forgive yourself. We all make...

So much of it And why is it…? ? Over and over again. So much thinking, pondering, trying to resolve, demanding ourselves to know why it isn’t working. Most of our lives is spent like this. Most of the time we are not even aware of this damaging habit. Damaging habit because it stresses us, it might make us create false scenarios in our heads. Then negative feelings, depression, doubt,…

I was thinking of you again today. You are a genius, and you are smart. It seems no matter what you do, everything is fine because you do it, and no one else. The best things are the worst things. We suffer because you are not around. It seems you can do everything well. There is no real reason anyone would resist you, you, who overpower everything with your charm and grace. I do know you have little time, so I'll keep this brief. You are the only thing in the world that cannot be explained: you are so mysterious, so mighty and unusual, that only weak-minded fools speak in normal terms about you, indeed, everybody uses superlatives, accolades. I wish you were manifold, but you are singular. The things you do are manifold, but your cogitation is one, and can only be one. I see you have done much for the world. That is good. The world needs ardent defenders, brave, stalward heroes that make the world a better place without any work in their own confines about what is right and what is wrong: indeed, they must all work together to make the most of things, and never cease in any corner with their constant struggle. Their endeavor. I wish to express to you how much I need you. Without you, I am incomplete, without you, I am a lacklustre shadow of something that no one needs. I have been looking into Sikhism, a religion you can just become a part of; indeed, it is one of the world's largest religions. I compare it to the Baha'i faith, which originated in Islam, and Sikhism, to me, seems to have originated kind of in Buddhism, in a weird way, but more historically than philosophically. We must reinterpret history as a collection of stories rather than as a causal whole. But whatever, it doesn't matter. I don't want to be a Sikh, because we are all Sikh's in some way, and we don't need to become involved in more organized religions. We got philosophy: and that's wonderful, that's great, even though it is getting harder and harder each day to be a professional philosopher; and way easier, each and every day, to become a professional priest, but how? There is nothing intrisically true about most religions, we just see that there is this job called priesthood, which is best explained through analogy with Judaism. In Judaism, everybody is a priest, and you're actually expected to learn a trade to off-set this. Rabbis are extraordinary gentlemen, not standard figures like in Christianity. But yeah. There's something similar in Confucianism, the teacher-gentleman, but he is not so much different than a university-employee. In fact, I suppose most "Confucian" gentlemen of the past century probably worked at Chinese universities. But you can be a Confucianist in a highly philosophical way, just as you can be a Jew in a highly philosophical way, or a Christian, or a Buddhist or Islamic ascetic, or Hindu even. Who cares? Philosophy is what we need. All the other things are just distractions. However, philosophy is - these days - almost inseparable from religion. Philosophy is not a religion. You don't have philosopher-priests, for some reason, I think because philosophy wants you to think, whereas religion just wants you to be smart. But is that true? Doesn't religion want to keep you stupid? Well, maybe, but I don't think you can really say that, after all that has happened: religion fullfills a clear function in society, that's why it is still around. Philosophy is not fair, because people with the highest IQ's will always outperform those who are not quite so brilliant. But religion allows everybody, even those with a lowly intellect, to participate in intellectual discussions; but they can still screw up, and philosophy knows this, which is why professional priests must always study philosophy as well as theology. Philosophy is culture, religion is church. A church is a religious institution, culture is a philosophical institution. Art is an expression of both religion and culture. I suppose this is all very simple.

Ugirls App Vol.1484 Na You Zi

English name: Na You Zi Original name: 娜尤子 Job: Still Model Birthday: November 26, 1993 Birth place: Beijing ,China Year old: 25 Zodiac: Sagittarius Hobby: Delicious Food

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Ugirls App Vol.1484 Na You Zi

Tên tiếng anh: Na You Zi Tên gốc: 娜尤子 Công việc: Still Model Ngày sinh: November 26, 1993 Nơi sinh: Beijing, China Tuổi hiện tại: 25 Cung hoàng đạo: Sagittarius Sở thích: Delicious Food

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