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veiledsentiments
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John... I'm shocked!! 
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johnslat
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Dear veiledsentiments,
I don't blame you - so was I. The acting, singing, and directing were terrible.
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veiledsentiments
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With Malice Toward None
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Perhaps we need to reconsider our concept of 'soul'. Do you and me have separate souls? By soul, is it psyche that you mean? Does it mean that when body dies, the soul dies along with it? If so, why should we call it soul? Any one who is reading this who has lost a parent or both thinks his/her soul/s is/are with them/not , guiding their actions, telling them what's right, what's not? We don't need Nietzsche to decide our path of righteousness.
God is soul. And the soul is within me and you. And the moment you decide to let go of everything else accumulated, you are FREE.
Freud, Nietzsche, Schopenhauer, Kant,
As Hamlet says to the soon-to-be-killed Polonius,
Words, words, words, sir. |
I'd rather investigate and possibly be influenced by a broad range of scholars and writers than to take the "Word" of a single holy book (i.e., book of superstition). And I don't need any conformist group-think dogma to tell me what to think, how to behave all day, how to fit in all the time, how to wash myself. I acquired civilized skills despite religious parents. |
You appear to contradict me, but we are saying essentially the same thing. How can one subscribe to one dogma, one belief, one school and remain individual. See the Marxian aberration of sacrificing the selfhood for the elusive common good. |
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freesoul
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| Horaces� skies were actually quite different from these days skies. He hadn�t even thought that there was a gulf sky. |
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