…. Once the user starts seeing the changes he/she goes through when faced with a situation as a third person, rather then directly jumping into the reaction that comes first to the surface of expression of the consciousness (because of the preconceived / acquired perception(s)), the individual becomes more and more aware of the possible ways that he/she can react, which, coupled with the individuals awareness of the depth of the effect that situation might have in his whole conscience, remember the vertex of the Self Triad, slowly, very slowly, the individual can actually see the outcome(s) (initially it will be very hazy, but the fog of doubt vanishes with practice) which might result because of a specific reaction. In other words, you not only start controlling the situation, but you can (and I am not hyperbolizing) even envision the outcome of your reaction, i.e. even perceive the reaction(s) of others. if involved, (the only problem comes when even others involved use this technique ;) ). Jokes apart, will continue from here some other time explaining how its beneficial even if others involved are using the same technique....
The incapability of the human mind to fight the feeling of despair caused by the inevitable fact of mortality and the transient nature of existence as whole has resulted into the philosophising of life and assigning a greater purpose to one's existence which then threads the communities, societies and humane thinking in general to create groups, isms, dogmas, religion and what not. What if the life or existence is for its own sake; cause it can be so it is, with no greater purpose to it? What if nature exists just as an after effect of observation by the sentient life? No existence without an observer. People stress the trifles not acknowledging the fact that eventually nothing matters as everything is transient. We accumulate things as we accumulate people in our small life in an attempt to permeate our presence with a subtle consolation that they will be there; people and things alike; even when we are long gone and there by prolong our puny legacies. L...
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