Jimmy
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Really?I'm not sure I'm not.
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Personal Revelation
- Thread starter Jimmy
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I'm really not sure of anything.
I'm very aware I could be wrong on most anything...
Secret Chief
Degrow!
You're the gold standardIts okay. I really am weird.
Thanks for noticing.You're the gold standard
Secret Chief
Degrow!
Hard not to.Thanks for noticing.
Jimmy
Veteran Member
Is that something you were taught or feel in your heart?
Its hard to explain.
In the last couple years, I've had so much ripped away from me, and undergone so many trials that I find I am seldom sure of anything, where I stand, who I am, who others are, what purpose there is, etc, etc.
If I was taught, no person taught me.
What I feel in my heart changes... other than a little glimmering that the Divine is still there. Hiding sometimes, other times as obvious as the sun in one's hair.
Jimmy
Veteran Member
Sorry to hear that. If it makes you feel any better, we all have had problems.
Jimmy
Veteran Member
You used to change it once every week or two but then you started doing it every day.
No, that doesn't make me feel any better, but the idea made me laugh.
I don't want anyone to have problems, but that's not realistic.
You remember what I used to do better than I do.
I may contact you next time I misplace my car keys.
That is the ultimate statement of ego-centricity
Jimmy
Veteran Member
It’s actually humbling.
It doesn't come across as being very humble
Jimmy
Veteran Member
Humility is a heart and mind matter. A statement is something else.
I once knew a man who in all seriousness declared "I am an extremely humble person, more humble than most other people"
Zero sense of irony, he was entirely serious
Jimmy
Veteran Member
Yeah, I agree bragging about your humility isn’t very humble, but you questioned my humility so I had to answer you. Furthermore, I never said I was humble. I said humility was a matter of the heart and mind.
As long as it doesn't make you think you are superior to others I see no harm with that belief
I think it is harmless
There are many worse beliefs which hundreds of millions hold dear
Jimmy
Veteran Member
Superior? Not in a million years.
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Jimmy
Veteran Member
At least you’re saying you think it’s harmless. I’m sure some people here would think that I need help. Lol.
I've held unusual beliefs in the past so it would be hypocritical for me to bash your unusual beliefs
And it doesn't seem like your beliefs stop you from functioning