mostly harmless
Endlessly amused
Which choice would set me free?
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Which choice would set me free?
mostly harmless
Endlessly amused
That is up to you.
When I post these little things it is for whoever reads it to think on the question deeply. (if they choose) Some will share their thoughts.
BTW, I know I already frubaled you about your avatar, but I'm going to do it again because I LOVE it!
When I post these little things it is for whoever reads it to think on the question deeply. (if they choose) Some will share their thoughts.
BTW, I know I already frubaled you about your avatar, but I'm going to do it again because I LOVE it!
MaddLlama
Obstructor of justice
There's no way to be more specific? Personally on a grand scale I don't think there is anything to be saved or set free from. If we're talking on a personal level, then there's a number of habits, attitudes and thought patterns we would all like to be free of. But, the way to acheive that is differnt depending on what you want to be free from.
doppelganger
Through the Looking Glass
mostly harmless said:
Determinism would set you free.
Mavrikmind
Active Member
Ultimately I think death will truely set me free. I know thats fatalistic but if you think about it that makes sense. Unless of course you don't believe in that kinda thing.
mostly harmless
Endlessly amused
Death isn't a choice though. Most of the time, anyway.
One thing that comes to mind when I think of what choice I could make that would set me free is how I react to things that happen to me. It is very liberating to consiously make the choice to not get angry over something, or to react in a positive manner to anything that you/most people would normally react in a negative way.
One thing that comes to mind when I think of what choice I could make that would set me free is how I react to things that happen to me. It is very liberating to consiously make the choice to not get angry over something, or to react in a positive manner to anything that you/most people would normally react in a negative way.
No choice will ever set you free. Choice creates conflict because it is based upon discrimination: therefore, each one binds you to the conditionalities of its making. Choice is about attachment and selection: it is always true that the thing discarded or cast away on the wings of a choice is the thing that could have made you realize the futility of using choice to attain freedom.