I am extremely thankful that I have realized that I am not a good person!
Now that I know that all I have is an inherently selfish, hateful ego that prevents me from building true, loving, caring connections with others, finally I can search for a remedy to change myself.
It is like finally receiving the scary, but revealing diagnosis of a long hidden, consuming cancer, and as a result the targeted, proper treatment can be given that promises full recovery and a healthy life.
The recognition of one’s own evil – in safe, mutually supportive, mutually complementing “laboratory conditions” – is the most important step towards becoming truly Human – similar to Nature’s altruistic, unconditionally serving system – which is the purpose of our existence.
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I am extremely thankful that I have realized that I am not a good person!
Now that I know that all I have is an inherently selfish, hateful ego that prevents me from building true, loving, caring connections with others, finally I can search for a remedy to change myself.
It is like finally receiving the scary, but revealing diagnosis of a long hidden, consuming cancer, and as a result the targeted, proper treatment can be given that promises full recovery and a healthy life.
The recognition of one’s own evil – in safe, mutually supportive, mutually complementing “laboratory conditions” – is the most important step towards becoming truly Human – similar to Nature’s altruistic, unconditionally serving system – which is the purpose of our existence.