". the only viable path to happiness and peace is to uncover the unvarnished truth for ourselves" . How sure are you? How do you confirm it? Wat is the relationship between happiness and truth? Thanks for your work. I will digest your post to understand the elephant in me. FYI. I've been looking Sincere Souls for " Building Love among Religions for Engineering World's Peace". I need to find out that elephant of mine and the religious leaders. Hope you will consider working together.
Hi, thank you for your comment! In my experience, false beliefs and blocked emotions are often the causes of our inability to reach our goals, whatever they may be. Whether our goal is happiness, health, or anything else, acknowledging it implies that we feel we haven't achieved it yet. If we haven't reached our goal, there are reasons, sometimes multiple, why. To understand and eliminate these reasons, we need to see the truth to know what we are dealing with. For instance, if someone wants to repair a lawn mower but is unwilling to identify the real problem, determine which part needs disassembly, or decide what size of screwdriver is needed, it will be very challenging to repair it. We must confront the truth and see the actual wound before we can decide what kind of "repair" is necessary.
". the only viable path to happiness and peace is to uncover the unvarnished truth for ourselves" . How sure are you? How do you confirm it? Wat is the relationship between happiness and truth? Thanks for your work. I will digest your post to understand the elephant in me. FYI. I've been looking Sincere Souls for " Building Love among Religions for Engineering World's Peace". I need to find out that elephant of mine and the religious leaders. Hope you will consider working together.
Hi, thank you for your comment! In my experience, false beliefs and blocked emotions are often the causes of our inability to reach our goals, whatever they may be. Whether our goal is happiness, health, or anything else, acknowledging it implies that we feel we haven't achieved it yet. If we haven't reached our goal, there are reasons, sometimes multiple, why. To understand and eliminate these reasons, we need to see the truth to know what we are dealing with. For instance, if someone wants to repair a lawn mower but is unwilling to identify the real problem, determine which part needs disassembly, or decide what size of screwdriver is needed, it will be very challenging to repair it. We must confront the truth and see the actual wound before we can decide what kind of "repair" is necessary.
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