Comments on: What Else Is There?

By: D.Sampath

D.Sampath — Sun, 25 Oct 2009 07:05:57 +0000

hi ruda
may be you will remember me
may be you wont..you look like your pa when he was about your age..
freud was relevent those days when
the primal energy of muladhara
sex energy was seen by him..
the tripodic concept of his was relevent for the times.the world is becoming so theories morph and change.humanness can not be trapped into a structured phenomena.. so easily to be analysed..
the vibrant mind always struggle for the new.. th forces of daeth “thanatos” needs to be embraced to give rise to the forces of “ethos”
i death we give rebirth to ourseves.guture can never reflects through the eyes of the past..
new perceptive patrens give a glimse of the new magical world to appear..Ruda i ma thrilled with you
.. you will discover new ways new paths.. yet remain pathless. love…

By: Nita

Nita — Sun, 25 Oct 2009 01:08:45 +0000

Ruda, here is the thing.Our human identity is only a layer in a much wider reality.Purpose of been born is to evolve to the higher state. What is the purpose of a seed? What is the purpose of a caterpillar? Seed grows into a tree, caterpillar transforms into a butterfly, effortlessly. This tremendous universe is running spontaneously without any orders, without any commandments, without any effort… For complete entry read under purpose of been born at http://higherevolution.blogspot.com/
I hope again the words prove themselves helpful.

By: Ruda

Ruda — Sat, 24 Oct 2009 05:39:26 +0000

First, I’m really happy to see your responses, I’m glad you enjoyed my post.

Kitrina, I know exactly what you mean about starting the journey and not just sitting around thinking, that’s exactly what I talked about in this previous post

Nita, thank you for your words, I enjoyed reading your take on what we are meant to do past the struggle and what freedom means to you. I understand what you’re trying to say about creation being the purpose in itself, could you then say that we have all already satisfied our own purpose by being born/created in the first place?

Ruda

By: Nita

Nita — Sat, 24 Oct 2009 03:06:46 +0000

Ruda,
id, ego, and superego. Such a valid subject.All of us should be like a scientist, like a detective trying to solve the mystery of life.As I began writing, it became too long for comment section. So I have posted it on http://www.higherevolution.blogspot.com/ under ’struggle and purpose of life’. I hope the words prove themselves useful.

By: Kitrina (Kit)

Kitrina (Kit) — Sat, 24 Oct 2009 02:46:43 +0000

Ruda,
Greetings and salutations. :>)

Well, this is certainly an interesting dialogue to say the least. I think it is very important to keep things in perspective though. We, “the Upright’s”, are very prone to over analyze thing’s to death with no energy left for action. We are all at different levels of awakening or resistance. The most positive way to affect change is to be that change you wish to see at an obviously much grander scale. We have to be brave, strong and fearless in our own daily walks to provide the necessary energy for mass evolution. To do this without succumbing to the, perceived, mass opposition to evolve is not an easy path if you are not fully aware and in tune with your inner self. Baby steps build your strength and endurance for the long journey ahead. Don’t spend too much time at the round table discussing what will in effect have no bearing on your journey other than a delay of your departure. ;>)

By: Arignesse

Arignesse — Sat, 24 Oct 2009 01:56:11 +0000

Excellent work thank u.

By: Ruda

Ruda — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 18:19:27 +0000

Alex, I’m in a psychology class in right now but trust me, most of the stuff I’ve learned about it has been on Wikipedia, the class isn’t good for much other than passing the multiple choice exams they give us. I really like Wikipedia because complex topics often have links to all the words that I don’t know so I end up reading multiple articles and learn a lot.

Ruda

By: Alex

Alex — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 12:49:12 +0000

Seems like there are so many terms and concepts, and still most people don’t get it. I would say thats me included as well. Does anybody have some recommendations of things to read? I never took any psychology classes in college. I was signed up for one, went the first day and seemed like a whole lot of words, so I left. I think I switched to Geology so learn about rocks. I like to be outside so I figured it was better to learn about different kinds of rocks.

By: Ruda

Ruda — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 06:52:25 +0000

Jeff, in a way they are because the death instinct would be a great motivator for someone to try and find a reason to keep on living by finding something to fight for.

By: Jeffrey Concerto

Jeffrey Concerto — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 05:28:53 +0000

Ruda, I see where your coming from, but those willing to die for their ideals are not willing to die easily either; in-fact they try to preserve their lives at any cost like every other soldier. The idealistic soldiers aren’t participating in war because they are tired of their existence, as the death instinct would indicate, but because they want to validate their existence by fighting for a “cause”.