RE: Positing resolve in our reality (quote)
Curiosity is a double-edged sword, opening vistas to the profound mysteries of existence while simultaneously evoking an existential disquiet. The dichotomy of "where I choose to be" versus "where I must be" reflects the timeless philosophical debate between free will and determinism
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Your reflection on the duality of curiosity and the tension between free will and determinism is profound. It’s true that our existence is a delicate balance between seeking meaning and grappling with the infinite complexity of the cosmos. The idea that consciousness might be part of a divine design, as suggested by the words of the Apostle Paul, adds another layer to this intricate tapestry. It implies that our awareness is not merely a random byproduct of evolution but a purposeful element of a greater, incomprehensible plan.
However, as you rightly point out, the Lord has given us the gift of choice, and with it comes the responsibility to wield our consciousness wisely. In a world where external forces-be they subtle whispers from unseen entities or the overwhelming noise of social media-constantly vie for our attention, maintaining awareness of our own thoughts and decisions becomes crucial.
We must strive to keep our minds clear and grounded, not allowing ourselves to be swayed by the chaos of external influences. This means ( ... )
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yes, cultivating discernment and staying mindful and intentional
thanks
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Unfortunately this is all coming when you are already many years old
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i've chased a lot of windmills..
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This can be said about all of us. wisdom to come over the years
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- wiz dumb -
"i'm still trying to use my powerful little brain,"
that's what my son called it when he was young
out of the mouths of babes, comes insight
; )
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Except for LA and NY where there's a lot of perverts, the average American is against all this craziness.
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