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✮ A Map for What We Could Be ✮

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✮ Maturity is Far Away from Home ‐ Iridescent ✮

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Look back. You are not who you were. That is the whole point. You are becoming.

#PersonalGrowth #YouAreBecoming #SelfEvolution #GlowUp #ProgressNotPerfection #BecomeYourBestSelf #TransformationQuotes #Quotes #ShareInspireQuotes

✮ The Person I Could Become ✮

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✮ The Person I Could Become ✮

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Everything worked out
because you grew into the version who could receive it.
#SelfEvolution #DivineTiming

Everything worked out
because you grew into the version who could receive it.
#SelfEvolution #DivineTiming

Everything worked out
because you grew into the version who could receive it.
#SelfEvolution #DivineTiming

Everything worked out
because you grew into the version who could receive it.
#SelfEvolution #DivineTiming

I never change, I simply become more myself.

#SelfEvolution #BecomingYourself #PersonalGrowth #Authentic #SelfDiscovery #Journey #PersonalEvolution #Quotes #ShareInspireQuotes

While others walk in circles, chasing the same patterns…
I spiral upward.
New heights, new light.

#Growth #SelfEvolution #BreakTheCycle #SpiralUp #ConsciousLiving #MindfulPath

While others walk in circles, chasing the same patterns…
I spiral upward.
New heights, new light.

#Growth #SelfEvolution #BreakTheCycle #SpiralUp #ConsciousLiving #MindfulPath

While others walk in circles, chasing the same patterns…
I spiral upward.
New heights, new light.

#Growth #SelfEvolution #BreakTheCycle #SpiralUp #ConsciousLiving #MindfulPath

While others walk in circles, chasing the same patterns…
I spiral upward.
New heights, new light.

#Growth #SelfEvolution #BreakTheCycle #SpiralUp #ConsciousLiving #MindfulPath

Darwinian Struggle

“Inferior organisms succumb and perish or are enslaved. Superior organisms survive, propagate, and possess.” (Charles Darwin)

Strength, ambition, and victory represents the Overman. The spirit man or top man that has yet to cross the abyss. There is no peace, there is no serenity, there is no harmony, then there is no failure that will last for long, it will not deter the strong for they find joy in their individuality, their strength, and they are free because they have power over their own path, and they are greater than all because of their potential that they wish to cultivate, and the target they wish to hit which is the fulfilment of strength, power, and destiny. Strength is nothing without pragmatism behind their passionate and desired goals, strength is often found in ambitious goals, where the goal has a 50/50 chance of failure somewhat increase strength for every triumph over difficult goals, setbacks, and obstacles, strength is somewhat increased.

The goal of the Sith is to be strong and free; to become superior. The most important pain and struggle is found in pain and discomfort of ones trials and tribulations, and discomforting in particular is found in exploring six things; martial art skills, . The decisions of any Sith acolyte have much more cost for failure and involves more risk, so they don’t have the option to refuse focus and commitment. Sith are better because they rely more on the force of their determination and being worthy of rulership rather than the way of acceptance. To be great and be recognised as great, not necessarily moral, or of supreme intellect, but character (integrity or private honor). To be great and evolve through their strength, ambition, and victory towards unrelenting will and supreme vitality. Sith set their standards, to be strong, free, and superior is the way of things, the way of the earth and who gets to rule, manage organisations, set build reputation of strength in their associations.

I think what the point of passion is primarily is to overcome stagnation completely. The stagnation type of chain and weakness is what causes us to become vulnerable to being stepped on, where one allows others to get their way at the expense of the stagnant. The stagnant want to feel secure and stick routine, however while routine can be useful, we can stop improving, we must continually advance or else we fall behind. It is a difficult lesson that we have to learn. These things can be challenging even for us to deal with, but self-respect and passion is the immunization to being mistreated and desiring to escape an intolerable situation.

Through peace, suffering and passion is repressed in the individual, that makes us vulnerable to being used, controlled, and manipulated, and so we become so easily controlled that we become entirely dependent upon others. As the Jedi do. Struggle is to grow through strength and freedom, struggle is dealing with our turmoil within- suffering and passion, so to struggle is inner development as well.

What the Jedi lack is the ‘confronting weaknesses’ part to burn away limits and struggle for our beliefs, which is to say, to constitute our beliefs (principle, idea, faith, selfhood or creed) and passions in the physical world. The Jedi are weakened by their low ambitions, the resignation of retreating from worldly affairs, the ambition for power, whether over self or to compel and influence others, and their pursuit of selflessness and ego death. Which why would I having gained some inner strength and a powerful vision wish to sacrifice all that growth for the chance at eternal union with the divine? What would that even be like and what do I stand to gain from it? What we should be asking is will this enhance me in this lifetime and does it provide a suitable information package to help me on my path. The answer is that Jedi don’t have a vision, and they engage in self-denial so their will never goes above mere survival and a slave morality. They deny even the need for liberation and apotheosis, their transcend the ego’s need for attachment and desires. So, the become the perfect servant to help others, what that accomplishes rejection of master morality which we can see has flow on effects on their sustainability of the inner development.

Some of the Jedi could be masters of the force, but only a limited view of it prevents them from being able to conquer themselves, which is to say to master themselves and master the world. They don’t know how to dominate and protect their authority. They lack a traditional or organic superstructure with which to gain and enforce their authority. The real authority comes from traditional authority mostly, positional authority is a precursor and doesn’t even matter as much in the grand scheme of things. Positional authority is bestowed by leaders in a field or discipline. Positional authority is earned by predominantly by ability (strength, power, and destiny or spirit). Traditional authority is not a fleeting mere imposed discipline type of power, but it’s a compelling presence, only a select few have it. Personality is only ever spoken of as taking on mask or fake persona to appease others, but being compelling really means passion, energy, honor and accomplishment in order to be influential. To have energy, honor, and accomplishment basically just means breaking whatever established mold there is to provide new ways of addressing the problems created by the status quo; misery, complacency, safety, and mediocrity. Those who can inspire those to act and inspire people to claim their freedom, purpose or power. Those are the true leaders of a world order.

So we must develop a real pragmatism and individualism, some desirable and difficult goals that can develop our body, mind and spirit. There has to be risk, be prepared to deal with trials and tribulations. The Passion must be used to become strong, free, and superior, turmoil must be embraced- which is our suffering and passion, very much unlike the Jedi, and to struggle overcome backlash, obstacles, resistance or weaknesses. Struggle is for strength and freedom. Struggle means to support the common interests, desires, or goals of a clique one belongs to, and fight or compete for our beliefs and passions, and so, we struggle against real foes.

“The Sith then is good when they are strong. This is the truth of humanity behind the lie of the Jedi morality, the ‘gift of Prometheus’. This is defined as the right of the noble savage to exercise their executive will with strength and freedom, whether they rule openly or behind the scenes, because they benefit humanity by increasing its level of strength, power, and therefore freedom.” (Unknown commentor)

But how does the Sith become strong, free, and superior so that they survive and thrive? That tapping into of passion will allow anyone to become more of what they are, which deep within when refined and made conscious is strong, free, and superior. Whereas those who are inferior haven’t tapped into the light or dark side of force, and live with meagre or apathetic existence.

“So how do we evaluate what is good and what is bad? Through strength and weakness. The strong are better than the weak. This is true in interactions of matter, micro-organisms, plants, animals, people, tribes, politics, religions, ideas and egregores. Every physical object, organism, or idea, was created, has a life cycle, and is destroyed. So, the strength of the thing makes it powerful and therefore good because it allows it to exist. The Sith then is good when they are strong. This is the selfhood of humanity behind the lie of the Jedi morality, the ‘gift of Prometheus’. This is defined as the right of the noble savage to exercise their executive will with strength and freedom, whether they rule openly or behind the scenes, because they benefit humanity by increasing its level of strength, power, and therefore freedom.” (Unknown commentor)

“The strength of their own individuality is their power. Their passion for their interests fuel their strength in those interests and make them powerful in them. Those interests are not determined by others, they are determined by the Sith.” (Unknown commentor)

“A new pride my ego taught me, and this I teach men: no longer to bury one’s head in the sand of heavenly things, but to bear it freely, an earthly head, which creates a meaning for the earth.”

“Let your will say: the Übermensch shall be the meaning of the earth! I beseech you, my brothers, remain faithful to the earth, and do not believe those who speak of otherworldly hopes.”

“Man is a rope, tied between beast and overman – a rope over an abyss. A dangerous across, a dangerous on-the-way, a dangerous looking-back, a dangerous shuddering and stopping.” (Nietzsche)

“The dark side on the other hand starts with a potent and powerful flame, but dies down quickly.” (UnknownAcolyte)

“The force is not fire, it cannot be passed from one user’s lit torch to another’s and another’s until an entire hemisphere is illuminated with the blaze of a million lights…

When all carry a flame, no matter how dim and guttering it may be, they soon conclude they are the brightest stars, around which all others must orbit…

No, the force is venom. If it is poured into many cups, it loses its’ potency until it becomes so diluted, it is merely an irritant. Yet pour those cups back into a single vessel, and you will have the power to stop a Krayt dragon’s heart.” (Darth Bane)