Artinferno on Nostr: Perhaps, we learn from our mistakes and other their mistakes/missteps. Could be I ...
Perhaps, we learn from our mistakes and other their mistakes/missteps. Could be I reacted a bit quick on judging. I felt I wasted my time listening for 20 minutes, hearing many wise words and a beautiful metaphor used, whilst feeling less the vibe of the truth he claimed to say when he went on his rant on the daily routine/grocery story.
I don’t agree on that words would never be shared if we set some bar to clear. I’m may be setting a ‘bar’ only for a subject like this, because people in search for a higher truth may encounter many false “Gurus” on their path before they find one whom lives by their words.
If I may try put his words in the wisdom that a JC, a Buddha or some other enlightened Being would say; I don’t think we would have heard of their existence if they killed themselves. I picture them saying what they said, having students/disciples follow them, being fully devoted and trusting in them. What would they do after their teacher apparently was not able to live what they said... Because suicide comes from depression, being unhappy with life, finding it hard to coupe. Would they follow his lead and do the same?
I remember a family-member killing themselves, and their story was that of switching between pills, so I recognize somewhat the tragedy of how things can play out when someone is making an effort to battle depression but the pills F them up even more.
This man spoke to a group of graduates and probably had some impact on them, good or bad. Or maybe first good then bad, or bad then good, whatever. It happened. He spoke.
He clearly made an effort to help his students not fall into what he was falling into himself. He had knowledge on how to life a true life, a happy life, my reaction was more on why let his words echo if he clearly did not Master them.
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I don’t agree on that words would never be shared if we set some bar to clear. I’m may be setting a ‘bar’ only for a subject like this, because people in search for a higher truth may encounter many false “Gurus” on their path before they find one whom lives by their words.
If I may try put his words in the wisdom that a JC, a Buddha or some other enlightened Being would say; I don’t think we would have heard of their existence if they killed themselves. I picture them saying what they said, having students/disciples follow them, being fully devoted and trusting in them. What would they do after their teacher apparently was not able to live what they said... Because suicide comes from depression, being unhappy with life, finding it hard to coupe. Would they follow his lead and do the same?
I remember a family-member killing themselves, and their story was that of switching between pills, so I recognize somewhat the tragedy of how things can play out when someone is making an effort to battle depression but the pills F them up even more.
This man spoke to a group of graduates and probably had some impact on them, good or bad. Or maybe first good then bad, or bad then good, whatever. It happened. He spoke.
He clearly made an effort to help his students not fall into what he was falling into himself. He had knowledge on how to life a true life, a happy life, my reaction was more on why let his words echo if he clearly did not Master them.
🙏