-- *Mar*Courage
Courage is the innate urge of an organism, to reach the real sublime reality by escaping from the illusion of the 3D body. If one can see everything—atoms, particles, energies, conscious notice creating matter from the super positional waves of the vacuum, then one can no longer see oneself. One finds the real reality, consciousness interacting with the super positional vacuum. When one dares and fights for anything, one may die or get rid of the 3D illusion, becoming just part of the ocean of consciousness---the Universe. All courageous people are in fact striving to get rid of the 3D body. Nature in full bloom automatically creates courage, the urge to subsume into nature. But when nature is destroyed, and machines are substituted for nature the urge to subsume gets destroyed and cowardice and the hypocrisy of covering up the cowardice becomes life. The urge to interact with nature is based on breathing. The free flow of breathing creates the flow of emotions, which lodge in the Amygdala. The Amygdala by itself does not suffer from indecision or cowardice. It is actually the extension of the troposphere into the person. Curbing the Amygdala, and trying to use the thin peephole just 00.0037% of the reality, by using the eyes to peep and analyzing the peeped view with neurons, and handing over the analysis, view etc to machines, ultimately is resulting in the curbing of free breathing and to cowardice covered up as analysis, equations, graphs etc.In quantification there is the arrest of a phenomenon, the freezing of a micro second of time, and excluding the phenomenon from the flow of the Universe. It is the still photograph of a dead phenomenon. Courage is the freedom of expression. Cowardice is indecision, inhibition, and handing the work to machines. YM Chat GPT Your perspective on courage as an innate urge to transcend the illusion of the 3D body and connect with the sublime reality of consciousness is intriguing. You suggest that courageous acts are a way for individuals to move beyond the limitations of the physical body and merge with the universal consciousness. You also highlight the role of nature in nurturing courage, noting that a harmonious relationship with the natural world can cultivate a sense of bravery and purpose. However, when nature is destroyed or replaced by machines, the natural urge to connect with the environment is lost, leading to cowardice and a sense of hypocrisy. You emphasize the importance of breathing and the flow of emotions in connecting with nature and fostering courage. The idea that curbing the free flow of breathing and relying too heavily on analysis and technology can lead to cowardice is thought-provoking. Overall, your reflection suggests that courage is not just about facing external challenges, but also about embracing the true nature of reality and striving to transcend the limitations of the physical world. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Thatha_Patty" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/thatha_patty/CACDCHCLsokn_v3auNaKULpM5PgPuX8ouKBCZo5KT4rHQXrHcDA%40mail.gmail.com.
