I understand that as not looking at the possibility, not looking at
the achieved collective mentality.
I think we need something more than the high idea. The dream of utopia
has been around for a real long time and I believe what you're talking
about is slipping (a punny day hey) into the dream. I think we need to
do something to get everybody off into it for a meeting to bring about
the change.

That's what I was getting at in the post above.

peace & Love

On Apr 27, 11:28 pm, Slip Disc <[email protected]> wrote:
>  What I think he's saying is you are not looking at the
> possibility..<<tinker
> You are close but.........
> What I'm saying with the expression "Post Collective Mentality", is
> that a simple visual of what it would be like if the collective were
> "Achieved", would create a mindset that discourages the pessimism and
> promotes the encouragement of possibility.
> A parallel would be a visual of what it would be like lying on a beach
> in the Bahamas, basking in the sun, watching all the beautiful
> bodies.............Slap!  OK I'm back.   See what I mean?  It becomes
> "yes that would be great, what do I need to do the be there?"
> We accomplish what we focus on, we achieve what we set out to do and
> as individuals or a group we can focus on the collective mentality to
> simply bring it about.  It is true that those who are pessimistic
> hamper the possibility but the truth is the greatest obstacle is not
> those who do not believe it can happen but those who have other
> agendas such as amassing wealth, wielding power, dominance and who
> perceive the collective as a threat to their personal goal.  Remember
> that while you are trying to promote the idea, they are trying to
> destroy the idea.
>
> On Apr 27, 9:39 pm, Tinker <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > Rosey,
> > I understand that the people you refer to as purely evil are
> > despicable human beings.
> > But they are human beings, and they are what they are because of the
> > values (or lack of) they have acquired in their Life.
> > I just have an aversion to the word and idea of 'evil' because it
> > excuses the human from responsibility.
> > Psycho/sociopath is as close as a human gets to the idea of evil.
>
> > We don't have to get through to them. The Collective Mentality we're
> > talking about establishing 'will' get through to them.
> > We are not talking about selling a bunch of dogma, we are talking
> > about establishing a link in our minds that will bring the power of
> > our collective intelligence (God?) to bear on the actions of mankind.
>
> > Slip said, "I think one of the key factors in the collective mentality
> > obstacle is
> > the lack of insight into "post collective mentality".
> > What I think he's saying is you are not looking at the possibility.
> > Like a scientist has a vision or object in his mind first, then begins
> > to figure ways to make it real. Where would we be today if all the
> > scientist had your attitude of "Oh we could never do that".
>
> > We are looking to bring about an evolutionary leap for mankind. Please
> > release your primitive view of the human and look to the possibility
> > of overcoming the base mentality and evolving to a truly spiritual
> > people.
> > Imagine utopia, think from that point of view. What is necessary to
> > establish unity?
>
> > And it needs to happen soon, cause we don't want slip to go back to
> > Saturn :-)
> > He wouldn't be happy without morning glories.
>
> > peace & Love
>
> > On Apr 27, 9:03 pm, Rosey <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > > Tinker, I get what you're saying, but when I mention "pure evil" I am
> > > referring to the leaders of countries.  Few of them, very few, would
> > > agree with a collective mentality altogether.  The problem is getting
> > > through to them.  Yes we the plebians, patrons, citizens... are
> > > starving for peace and humanity, but who is listening to us?  As long
> > > as we have leaders that strive on maintaining power who are unable to
> > > equally share in thoughts, borders and resources, we are going to have
> > > followers that will believe in them.  That's the truth.  War
> > > unfortunately reigns over sound mind.  It's a paranoid caveman
> > > instinct which evolution has yet to mutate.  Am I for collective
> > > mentality?  100%, do I believe it will actualize anytime soon, no.
> > > It's going to take time.
>
> > > On Apr 26, 5:13 pm, Tinker <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > > > Rosey,
> > > > Your thinking that allows for someone to be "pure evil" is the sort of
> > > > stuff that is used to justify war. There is fear driven greed that
> > > > would apparently be the pure evil that you would substantiate. But, it
> > > > is 'purely' fear driven greed.
>
> > > > The people of the world do not cater to war. We are subjected to war
> > > > by the fear driven greedy who have taken control of our government.
>
> > > > What mother nature does is just fine. If we establish the collective
> > > > mentality we will come more in line with mother nature's natural order
> > > > and maybe even have a bit of influence :-) For sure we would handle
> > > > disasters a lot better.
>
> > > > The ideas for a Collective Mentality have never made any significant
> > > > progress across barriers of Language and Culture.
> > > > So we should give up trying to find the way to make a world wide
> > > > collective mentality?
>
> > > > Religions support the fatalistic prognosis. It would not give them
> > > > much authority if they didn't teach "there's nothing we can
> > > > do" (instill apathy) except follow their dogma.
>
> > > > A code of rules will never will never establish a collective
> > > > mentality. That would be too complex to cross the barriers of Culture
> > > > and Language.
>
> > > > peace & Love
>
> > > > On Apr 26, 10:40 am, Rosey <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > > > > Applause Slip, prior to responding to this thread I initially planned
> > > > > to agree with the collective mentality idea.  As I am not one that is
> > > > > pro war.  To me war is greed, power and an agenda to eliminate the
> > > > > enemy.  War is heartache and pain.  But when you have too many people
> > > > > whose intentions of others are nothing but pure evil, how shall we
> > > > > acquire this collective mentality.  Although signs of collective
> > > > > mentality are already evident, eventually (when I say eventually, I
> > > > > refer to a distant future) it will be on everyone's list of
> > > > > accomodations. Today's generation has less barbaric tendencies than
> > > > > say 1000 years ago.  Yet with the attainment of civility we still
> > > > > cater to war.  War whether we like to admit it or not, maintains the
> > > > > ratio of people versus earth's resources.  Man is the creator of his
> > > > > own demise.  Even Mother Nature herself steps in when man does not.
> > > > > Now would a collective mentality prevent tsunami's, eruptions of
> > > > > volcanoes, weather afflictions, earthquakes and disease?  Take the
> > > > > Black Plague for example; Europe's agricultural land and food supply
> > > > > did not accomodate to the demand of its residents.  Many were starving
> > > > > and hungry, the black plague moderated the ratio where the survivors
> > > > > were able to reestablish a resourceful community.  Time and time again
> > > > > history has proven the survival of the fittest element.  Philosophy
> > > > > and collective mentality theories have been developed as early as the
> > > > > Greeks.  It may be possible that one day citizens of the Earth will
> > > > > abide by a code of rules associated through a collective mentality.
> > > > > We can only hope.
>
> > > > > On Apr 25, 11:44 pm, Slip Disc <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > > > > > What do I think?  I think it would not be a "simulation" of a 
> > > > > > perfect
> > > > > > world but a reality that all of humanity created through collective
> > > > > > mentality.  I think you are wrong about the tolerance of humanity 
> > > > > > and
> > > > > > especially the "straight" path as you put it.  It is not a straight
> > > > > > path as opposed to a wrong path but simply a unison, a harmony, a
> > > > > > semblance of similar thought.  I think war is not inevitable but a
> > > > > > simple perception, in our human history, as a solution to 
> > > > > > problematic
> > > > > > situations with disregard to amicable solution.  War is the easy way
> > > > > > out, kill the problem, over and done.  War has become so morally
> > > > > > acceptable and so every piss ant country in the world thinks the way
> > > > > > to peace is through the development of sophisticated weaponry, even
> > > > > > though the costs of which result in the starvation and hardship of 
> > > > > > the
> > > > > > citizenry.  I think humanity, in spite of technological advances, 
> > > > > > has
> > > > > > not progressed much further than that of the chimpanzee.  I think 
> > > > > > you
> > > > > > are terribly wrong about the compassion of humanity and the 
> > > > > > assumption
> > > > > > that one must experience pain in order to appreciate pleasure.  
> > > > > > Should
> > > > > > I chop off my left hand so that I can appreciate the right hand 
> > > > > > more?
> > > > > > There will still be, without war, situations that evoke compassion,
> > > > > > such as natural disasters and tragedies.  I think there is 
> > > > > > absolutely
> > > > > > no benefit to war other than that which is derived by those who 
> > > > > > engage
> > > > > > in the senseless act of war.
> > > > > > George Bush engaged war in Iraq and thousands of innocent men, 
> > > > > > women,
> > > > > > and children lost their lives.  When you think that it is acceptable
> > > > > > to kill thousands of people because Saddam killed thousands of Kurds
> > > > > > then you are certifiably insane.  Do you seriously think that there
> > > > > > will ever be the "war to end all wars"?  We've been waring for
> > > > > > thousands of years without resolution.  The only answer to all the
> > > > > > problems plaguing humanity is collective mentality.
> > > > > > Fact is collective mentality is already in progress in specific 
> > > > > > areas
> > > > > > of living, such as the movement to reduce pollution of our planet, 
> > > > > > the
> > > > > > sustenance of our existence.  You see, we have as well engaged in
> > > > > > other practices that are detrimental to our survival and we are
> > > > > > addressing those issues and making drastic changes, so it will be 
> > > > > > that
> > > > > > one day humanity realizes that war is not the answer to peace.
> > > > > > To hell with the war mongering military industrial complex and other
> > > > > > industries that reap massive profits upon the delivery of 
> > > > > > ineffective
>
> ...
>
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