And what is the "self" that is controling?
How could there be two selves?
I believe psychologists have a word for that (schizophrenia)
But they do not apply it to "self control"
Why not?
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Illusion #1: The Quality of Your Life
{{{depends not at all on what happens to you}}}
Illusion #2: Winning and Losing
Illusion #3: Money
Illusion #4: Romantic Love
Illusion #5: Gender
Illusion #6: The Self
Illusion #7: The Social World
Illusion #8: Religion
Illusion #9: Politics
Illusion #10: Celebrity
About Me
- Traveler
- Life involves an endless reckoning and experimenting with balance. As we learn and experience, the fulcrum shifts, and we find new equilibriums. These two blogs respresent contrasting ends on the balance. Ego leads us through the world, and presents our face to others. But too much ego is vanity, desperation and despair. The sublime, the empty, on the other hand (or the other side of the brain) provides a deep richness, sense of connection and love. Yet it will not feed us, cloth us, and maintain us in the world. Each side can play tricks and appear through illusion. Through the heart, a balance is found.
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http://www.bluepyramid.org/peace/
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