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VA: The Difference Between a Real Father and a Biological One

May 10th, 2007

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I guess most people would have been happy to hear they had a Father who was alive and wanted to get to know them. But I wasn’t.
In my case, I […]

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  1. on 10 May 2007 at 9:34 pm1demosthenesandlocke

    I’ve been reading violent acres for a while now. I agree with a lot of his/her philosophical and practical points, but unfortunately he/she is still a bit egotistical and feels that they can give out advice without taking in any themselves, much the way Buddhists do with their spiritual enlightenment. VA has reached a bit of intellectual enlightenment, alot actually. But he/she still has alot of inner pain they can’t learn to let go of. All the observations he/she makes about the world are mostly correct except that VA focuses more inwards instead of more outwards. None of us have all the answers after all. I’ve been this way for a while until recently when i had an intense spiritual rebirth and realized that instead of humans innately being a nihilist (buddhism and other inward eastern religions, whose nirvana is focusing on themselves), a dualist(judeo christian religions), whose nirvana is focusing on a so called “god”), or a polyist(hindus and other polythiest, who realize there are many aspects to us that manifest as many gods), we are more like the Monolists(nature worshipng religions such as wicca and animism, whose revelation is that everything .is connected somehow) ancestors and this modern capitalistic rat race has made us lose sight of that. That is not to say capitalism is wrong, but everyone needs to make mutually beneficial decisions while getting as much out of each transaction as possible and giving as much as they can back. Capitalism is NOT about dog eat dog, it is about dog feed dog feed dog feed dog feed dog, ad infinitum. The prevalence of online games and economies where people rule their worlds is a manifestation of this distortion of capitalism. We can use our innate knowledge of our bodies and nature, along with what we know about the world to make this place a better place to live for all if we just connect all of our philosophical, scientific, mathematical, and emotional ideas into one coherent body of knowledge.

    And THAT is what the world needs to learn.

    Peace and Good Vibes, Man.

    -Demosthenes

    P.S. I’d really like to talk to you if you’ll let me VA, drop me a line. I know you know how.