Personal approach to the natural dilemma's
My personal approach to the problem represented in Christian theory, as a baptized Christian, is still and has always been to lay low per say, but only figuratively. The Beasts number is 666, and as representative of the holy trinity, with three digits, and of those belonging conclusively to the higher mark with the 0-9 full domain of singular sequence. That is denominations and in actuality money and finance, taking the comfortable measure is ok, but guarding and defending it utterly is not. In example think of someone toting a million dollar bank account, how to they look down on the homeless? It's with the ferocity of a beast, and they cannot carry that burden, and will not rescue the homeless person.
Personally I find that holding a secure reserve always leads to trouble, and if I put all my heart and soul into what I have, clearly and apparent to everyone, nothing is at a loss. It's my ethical mindset, and I've always had difficulty getting and holding a good job, or if I have it, maintaining my relationship there at the workplace, or my health, or fitness routines in the processes. I've also been nearly fully homeless several times, as I never sacrifice my better reason or good value, to profit, and at detriment to others, like me, but without the opportunity I am presented with. One cannot easily remain low-key of course.
The meditation which I practice when my mind feels besieged by problems, or I am 'racked with guilt', or 'under scrutiny' is to hold the line of good course. It's not inadvertently to take, gather, accumulate, food, clothes, possessions or esteem, for collaborative sake, but to deliberate over what is required in the future, and apply more reasoned determinations. Thus always protecting my 'future self' not at expense of my 'present self', is my maintained focus.
Personally I find that holding a secure reserve always leads to trouble, and if I put all my heart and soul into what I have, clearly and apparent to everyone, nothing is at a loss. It's my ethical mindset, and I've always had difficulty getting and holding a good job, or if I have it, maintaining my relationship there at the workplace, or my health, or fitness routines in the processes. I've also been nearly fully homeless several times, as I never sacrifice my better reason or good value, to profit, and at detriment to others, like me, but without the opportunity I am presented with. One cannot easily remain low-key of course.
The meditation which I practice when my mind feels besieged by problems, or I am 'racked with guilt', or 'under scrutiny' is to hold the line of good course. It's not inadvertently to take, gather, accumulate, food, clothes, possessions or esteem, for collaborative sake, but to deliberate over what is required in the future, and apply more reasoned determinations. Thus always protecting my 'future self' not at expense of my 'present self', is my maintained focus.
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