Feeling Unworthy of Life
It’s one thing to fail in the shared social world. For instance, when trusted with a task at your job.
But to fail a mission of cosmic significance? This person might feel unworthy of life itself.
The Son is given the freedom to forget his cosmic mission.
Still, a father who believes in his son would not allow him to forget his mission, even if it provokes feelings of worthlessness. The good father willingly shares the weight of the mission side-by-side with his son.
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The human mind is a stage and consciousness is a stage light. We are the audience as well as co-creators.
On your stage, you can decide there is no son and no cosmic mission.
On the other hand, if you are a father who loves and believes in your son’s ability to complete his cosmic mission, are you going to allow someone to deny him?
The human mind is a stage and consciousness is a stage light. We are the audience as well as co-creators.
On your stage, you can decide there is no son and no cosmic mission.
On the other hand, if you are a father who loves and believes in your son’s ability to complete his cosmic mission, are you going to allow someone to deny him?
If feelings of worthlessness are persisting in your life, then that likely means the father is not allowing the Son to forget his not yet completed cosmic mission on your stage despite your desire not to experience / witness this story.
Still, the good father would not abandon and orphan his son in this situation. He would not deny his son the stage light as that would make the task that much more difficult for the child.
Congratulations to the orphan who feels lost and dead. You are chosen and the father is with you.
I say... Embrace Irrelevance.
modern narcissism and overindulgent self importance is a modern disease that is, unfortunately, spreading exponentially.
I say... Embrace Irrelevance.
modern narcissism and overindulgent self importance is a modern disease that is, unfortunately, spreading exponentially.
How do you reconcile this with the idea of serving something bigger that is significant (relevant)? Or do you?
Is life itself irrelevant in your mind? Should we serve life as stewards?
The human mind is a stage and consciousness is a stage light. We are the audience as well as co-creators.
On your stage, you can decide there is no son and no cosmic mission.
On the other hand, if you are a father who loves and believes in your son’s ability to complete his cosmic mission, are you going to allow someone to deny him?
The human mind is a stage and consciousness is a stage light. We are the audience as well as co-creators.
On your stage, you can decide there is no son and no cosmic mission.
On the other hand, if you are a father who loves and believes in your son’s ability to complete his cosmic mission, are you going to allow someone to deny him?
Do not be so great, you are not so humble. Do not be so humble, you are not so great. Is it after a few whiskeys you turn into a troll or something?
This feeling never happens to people who are focusing on service to others. It's a trick of the ego and a sign of too much focus on the self.
This feeling never happens to people who are focusing on service to others. It's a trick of the ego and a sign of too much focus on the self.
Yeah but in a doctrine that values unworthiness, and the more gratuitously the better, the religion weds unworthiness with holiness, worthlessness with morality. That's a major problem. It's a very primitive take on morality.
Right where human beings need self-worth, they are sold poison. "You are born evil and deserve to be burned in hell, " is the message. "Luckily, you have a magic stand-in for your evilness." Nice. It is a destructive message and an abysmal system of morality.
