DontFearUnknown ⚕️

If everything is a mirror, why do spiritual folks still blame everyone else when the reflection gets ugly?

At what point does “trusting the universe” become avoiding responsibility for your own life?

Do some spiritual folks actually want enlightenment, or do they just want to feel superior to “low vibration” people?

Is healing actually making people stronger, or are some people using healing as an excuse to stay broken?

If everyone are Gods, why do so many spiritual folks still act powerless when life gets uncomfortable?

Is struggle/pain mandatory for evolution?

@jacob_fo95 great response

@die4knowledge They can't handle paradoxes within themselves, so it comes off as contradictory and hypocritical. All information is equally true. God is everything and nothing. The deeper into the Tao you go, the more nonsensical you sound to others who haven't yet experienced it themselves.

Why is that spiritual folks call themselves gods & creators but blame humans for everything ?

@JulianJiggsPigs great response

First point: to believe one is separate from anything, especially ‘god’, is delusional. Second point: once a spiritual individual has affirmed their belief in being an expression of god, they abandon their mortal perception of humanity. And attempt to live as a god would, as there is no tangible discernible difference. Third point: your thoughts and intentions shape your perceptions of reality. This changes reality itself. Either subjectively, or objectively. (Doesn’t really matter in that context.) Shaping reality is something a god would do. Forth and final point: If an omnipotent/omnipresent being does exist, we are part of that. Everything is. Thus, everything is an expression of god. You, me, my shoe, this phone, the fly buzzing around. Everything. To believe one is human after those revelations, is to believe in a delusional existence of finite possibilities. I reject those limitations. ‘Why, sometimes I’ve believed as many as six impossible things before breakfast.’ - Lewis Carroll - Through the looking-glass *goes back to their human day job, and paying taxes*

@RealityGlitches great response

To become a god or goddess – or rather, to act with the force of one, you must stop seeking relief from the intensity of your own reflection. You must seek the most difficult mirrors possible and remain stationary until you have refined every facet of your character that recoils from that image. Never fear the presence that reveals your shortcomings. It is the only force capable of burning away the dross that prevents your total integration.

@The_urgic69 Unfortunately that doesn’t answer my question

@die4knowledge You don't understand mindful creation so you're ignorant with ignorant questions. What is noted are those who create mindfully and those who slap crap together to serve their egos as we see on social media so often.

Why is that spiritual folks think it’s something wrong with the world but call them self creators and gods??