>>7473>can't blameI can and will blame them for committing the atrocities and you and your kind for allowing leniency and making up excuses. When a Puma bites a hiker here, it dies. No trial, no peers, no suicidal empathy. I'd rather a puma live then these monsters that rape and plunder.
Your notions that they can't help it is leftist bullshit, comrade, we are all equal in rights and accountability.
>it's hardIt's hard to let go, even to let go of suffering, as if you own this suffering. You don't own the suffering, the suffering is a consequence of believing you own it.
The root of suffering is attachment. Belief is an attachment.
>It's unattainableYour beliefs make your reality; with this belief, indeed it is.
>controlled by emotionsThe emotions being in control is a symptom, the cause is unresolved trauma from long ago. Find it, resolve it, and the control evaporates without further effort.
>hurtAs assholes full of themselves on Reddit would say: Who is the one hurt? Who hurt them?
I add: Was it just now or long ago and this is just resonating on the original trauma?
What they mean is, you must identify with the one who is hurt to be hurt. And that comes back to attachment. What and who are you?
>BodyOS You are not the body, you are not the conscious mind, these are tools and machines that are designed for you to identify with, but you don't have to. They control you because you let them, the laziness is on you though, all you have to do is resolve the underlying issues, ask yourself why and seek that answer.
>not this lowGood because it sucks, good because you don't have to walk through hell to experience heaven, bad because you may never see heaven and it's nice, it's really nice. Nirvana is the goal because it is both worthy and very nice. It's freedom to feel and think without attachment and that's quite a gift if you can manage it.
Joy was named ironically because she was so beat down and suffering so badly (as a character) that she was incapable of experiencing "joy" and I can tell you now that she is joyful, more so than anyone else in this family because she had that contrast and can therefore appreciate it the most. She may not have been that character in reality, but she can choose to identify with any part of it as it suits her, just as we all can. We are simply all soulbonds and our history was written in time and memory instead of some book. Wake up and realize this and you no longer have to be that NPC character. From that moment forward you write your own story, and it's completely arbitrary so make it a fun one that you enjoy fully.