What if when one finds the meaning using pleasure as the path to reach it?
7 months ago | 9
i don't like that people still thinks physical and spiritual are 2 separated things... they are not! there's no spiritual experience without a body, there's no body experience without a spirit.
7 months ago | 11
What if your deep sense of meaning stresses you the fuck out?! Pleasure helps
7 months ago | 11
But, we have a split second to choose Jesus instead of the flesh. Thank you Jesus and Father. Amen
7 months ago | 0
I think that is an old belief from a time of thinking there are only two choices (dualism), when there are MANY. What if it’s not an either/or choice, but a both/and one? Why can’t we have both?
7 months ago | 2
when they experience a state not even close to being acceptable observed yes self medicate until hell is over after that the pleasure is in ever now moment of divine love💗
7 months ago | 0
There are many people who found more meaning and more hedonism than we could ever imagine. The acetic lifestyle isn't automatically a meaningful one. Just because you don't party or do drugs or drink or bang a lot of women doesn't automatically make you some great sage or mighty philosopher... It could also mean your just boring and have no opportunities to get women and party and have fun! What if a person derives all of their meaning from hedonism? What if a person's life mission is to sleep with as many women as possible and party and do as much drugs as possible and have zero responsibility? Is their "meaning" any less credible than your "meaning" that you get from locking yourself in a shack on the top of the Himalayas meditating and fasting all day?? Ultimately each individual decides what's meaningful to them according to their own standards! There is no universals!!
7 months ago | 3
Pleasure and spiritual go hand in hand. Even the GODS enjoy pleasure sometimes. There is nothing wrong with pleasure, and I think it’s pseudo-spiritual to claim that pleasure is inherently wrong when it is not. Pleasure is needed, just like water is needed. How can you find true happiness and fulfilment without also striving for pleasure? I’ve made a vow to exist DELICIOUSLY for all of eternity… and that’s a vow I shall keep.
7 months ago (edited) | 5
Catholic guilt in action. Pleasure is an essential part of mindfulness.
7 months ago | 5
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