lasher0912 Archive

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1	The Great and Powerful Marcus Aurelius This is a very eastern pov for the attainment of happiness. If doing the "non-attachment" practice helps you in your life, then I am glad you found that for yourself and that it works as you want it to. For me, the east only ever moved me towards apathy. The West looked towards their rigorous mental disciplines towards philosophy and science. What Aristotle meant by being worthy was all about mastering our internal fractious emotions and the perceptions those emotions apply on us. This is a huge…	/r/TheRedPill	02/09/19 03:48 AM
33	The Great and Powerful Marcus Aurelius Also check out Nicomachean Ethics by Aristotle, it really helps with delineating and defining relationships. He talks about understanding that a person is either siphoning off a higher level person (capability, intelligence, social status, etc.), or a person is allowing the parasitic dynamic to happen to keep the relationship. Best and ideal relationships are based off of a true equality within these levels. Also if you want to be the higher level, he really dives deep into how to accomplish thi…	/r/TheRedPill	25/08/19 08:58 PM