hiphophippy
Bluelighter
Through out my life I was never the most accepted child. I was chubby, and then I was Asian, and then I was the chubby Asian. I was suicidal by the age of 10. I'd often take knifes and rub them on my arms, grind the tips into my sternum until I bled. Then, one day I my friend invited me to church. Later I was a regular at church. I became your average double thinking anti-logic christian. After I was indoctrinated into their community, as they do, they begun to tell me I was a horrible person because I had gone against "god" i saw many a girls self-confidence crushed. Many people lose faith in themselves and I too fell back into my old patterns. And eventually over time my interest in science liberated me from that cycle, I found the logical fallacies in my thinking and fell out to being a deist or following Spinoza's view of the universe more or less and over time through social and personal altercations I slowly began to restore my self-worth. I realized that I might not be the most attractive person or rather, there isn't a large market for masculine looking Asian men these days. And so I restored my self-worth far surpassing any false self-worth I had attributed to religious practices in the past. Eventually I realized that I was and am god. I AM GOD. And if you've ever felt a boost in confidence or strength ect. that you've attributed to god. You are god as well.
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part two (second point)
This obviously doesn't apply to any type of supernatural powers. E.G. I cannot shoot lightning out of my ears. But rather to the constructs of the mind that lead one to believe in a higher power. Beyond the most common logical fallacies. The mind structure that people get into where they are so full of self-doubt that they cannot uplift themselves and tell themselves "You can!" That is, that to many people rely on god(s) as essentially invisible persons. These imaginary friend's hold many functions; you have them hold you accountable for your actions: I can't steal that because god would frown on me for it. This is one of the situations where you remove responsibility from your person and place it on the imaginary friend (to a point). You do steal it, the response is not "Man, I'm responsible for this action I should hold myself accountable" it is "I fell short of god's expectations of me he'll hold me accountable for that."
The other situation being self empowerment "God give me the bravery to snowboard down this hill." Here you'll convince yourself or not that your imaginary friend is supporting you.
Third situation is where you may need help or something, God wills save me, which is self-assurance. There are plenty of other scenarios which boil down to other forms of reassurance or self empowerment.
Why this bothers me; I'm for people's empowerment. It hurts me to see people with image problems. It hurts me to see people. Who can't empower themselves to accomplish things. People who have been told to many times that they "will never" when they needed to be told that they can. I seek to empower everyone and to let people know that they have the power in and over their lives. So I leave off saying
What ever you do. YOU have the power. YOU are as beautiful as you make yourself out to be. YOU will be as "good" as YOU hold yourself to be. and YOU, are god.
Music to help you on your path to self-realization :D
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xiqmEibSY0I
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part two (second point)
This obviously doesn't apply to any type of supernatural powers. E.G. I cannot shoot lightning out of my ears. But rather to the constructs of the mind that lead one to believe in a higher power. Beyond the most common logical fallacies. The mind structure that people get into where they are so full of self-doubt that they cannot uplift themselves and tell themselves "You can!" That is, that to many people rely on god(s) as essentially invisible persons. These imaginary friend's hold many functions; you have them hold you accountable for your actions: I can't steal that because god would frown on me for it. This is one of the situations where you remove responsibility from your person and place it on the imaginary friend (to a point). You do steal it, the response is not "Man, I'm responsible for this action I should hold myself accountable" it is "I fell short of god's expectations of me he'll hold me accountable for that."
The other situation being self empowerment "God give me the bravery to snowboard down this hill." Here you'll convince yourself or not that your imaginary friend is supporting you.
Third situation is where you may need help or something, God wills save me, which is self-assurance. There are plenty of other scenarios which boil down to other forms of reassurance or self empowerment.
Why this bothers me; I'm for people's empowerment. It hurts me to see people with image problems. It hurts me to see people. Who can't empower themselves to accomplish things. People who have been told to many times that they "will never" when they needed to be told that they can. I seek to empower everyone and to let people know that they have the power in and over their lives. So I leave off saying
What ever you do. YOU have the power. YOU are as beautiful as you make yourself out to be. YOU will be as "good" as YOU hold yourself to be. and YOU, are god.
Music to help you on your path to self-realization :D
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xiqmEibSY0I
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