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The Philosophy of The Insecure Man

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Troubled by his mind, who else is to blame but himself? 

At least, that’s what he thinks. In reality, he is only partially to blame; his mind has been sculpted and shaped by many in his life, most of which were insecure and anxious. Even as a young child he knew not to disobey the rules, and perhaps he remembers the punishments he received for doing so. Now, all grown up, he is anxious even when he doesn’t obey the rules, almost as if he lives in constant fear and dreading of what’s to come.

But the solution? For him, it’s to develop confidence. He may ask others, unsure of what the solution may be, but the people he asks are not sure of themselves either. He listens to their advice and takes it to heart, but it does not provide the release that he seeks.

Who is to help him, especially if he believes he doesn’t need it? Is he truly doomed to experience insecurity forever? Often this happens, boys become men but do not shed the anxiety they once felt in their youth, thereby remaining boys in a certain sense. Irrational, angry, fearing boys, boys that refuse help or advice, who only associate with others of the same mind.

Such an unhealthy way to be and this fact may even be known by them! But in the end, they are often faced with two choices – grow into confidence, self-esteem, security, and self-worth, or continue on the path they are on. Sadly, they often choose the latter, and I am pleased when I find a man who chose the former after a start so unfortunate as the one suffered by the insecure man.

Too late, they think, I’m already going down this path. Why change? I have a good job, an amazing wife, great friends, and some hobbies as well. Their veil covers their eye, they don’t see the reality of their situation, even if it’s pointed out to them. Tell me, who can save these men? Can they even be saved? Perhaps they wish to be doomed forever, and perhaps that’s been the truth all along… 

I want to bring them out of their darkness, and much of my work is written with the intent of doing so. Are my efforts in vain? I have decided to transition from helping people into simply dancing in the light, so I will not answer this question, but only ponder it with the wonder and curiosity of a philosopher.

If you come into the light with me, you’ll see what I mean. Your mind will be clear and your soul will become fulfilled. Or don’t, and simply live your life in darkness and agony. 

The Philosophy of The Game

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What is a game? A series of events with happenings and, often, a goal.

What is the grandest game? Physical life with the goal of survival and expansion.

People often forget (or simply don’t know) what it feels like to play a game whether it be physical or on their computer screen. The rush, the tension, or perhaps the calmness of it, perhaps the strategy of it, aren’t these games similar to those in “real life?” In fact, don’t they make up “real life?”

Is “real life,” perhaps, simply a series of games? And is the point to win all of these games, expand, and survive? If so, why don’t we see it like this? Perhaps it’s because we’re so invested in the game and because our anxiety is so high. Maybe it’s because we were never taught this in school and so we never think of it that way. Or, the concept is too foreign and cannot be processed and understood properly. 

But nevertheless, the game of “I’m superior to you” seems to be ongoing, as subtle as it might be. It probably doubles as a game in and of itself and a game that, when won, ensures survival. Either way, I don’t see why we don’t simply meditate and give ourselves the feeling of superiority. This way we don’t go around destroying the earth and other people’s well-being, plus it is fairly easy to do with time and consistency.

But the feeling of playing a good game isn’t mistaken. This feeling can be felt whenever and for as long as we wish, for we control our own emotions and our own experience. Even when we say we don’t want to play the game we do not die, and the game continues, until we reach the end.

The Philosophy of The Insecure Woman

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Many faces.

Insecurity.

Fear and anxiety. 

Depression.

Manipulation.

Stoicism.

These are all different expressions of the same energy.

The insecure woman, the one who harbors black energy. She is the one who often ruins lives or leaves them unfulfilled, sometimes to be malicious, and sometimes out of innocence.

Perhaps her journey is to become confident? But even the confident woman is not perfect. No, perhaps she can overcome her fears, as difficult as that may be. Maybe then her problems will be solved?

But often she acts out her black energy without thinking, without stopping to see the bigger picture. Too much adrenaline? Too much trauma? Why is her life not working out? Why doesn’t she have what she wants? These are all questions that the insecure woman can ask, however, logic does not seem to be part of her game unless it is used to keep her in her black aura.

They successfully ruin the world, if for no other reason than because of men’s inability to discern between and choose better women. They continue to multiply and reproduce, stunning as it is to my eyes. To be innocent and insecure is okay, but to be malicious and insecure is quite another, and too many of the latter kinds of women exist for my liking. At least with those who are innocent, there is the potential to mold them and help them be themselves, and there is hope. 

And what about those who are malicious? What to do with them? It seems like their biggest talent is to destroy the earth and people’s wellbeing, and these two things should always be uplifted and never destroyed. This makes them seem evil to me, a kind of evil that is not a necessary evil, a kind of evil that is disgusting and vile to my eyes, a kind of evil that is protected by the law and by everyone around it. Physical destruction is what it would take, and careful consideration by future generations about who they choose to be with. Is it worth it? Is it worth it to destroy the maliciously insecure and do our best to make sure they don’t appear ever again? 

The Philosophy of The Confident Woman

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Who is she? This is the question all ask when they see her for the first time. Young, beautiful, confident.

But, is she confident because of her own efforts? Or is she simply confident because of a naturally high level of serotonin? Was she raised to be confident or did she start from depression and insecurity? Is it not the former for the sole reason that they almost always prefer very large men? 

She is desirable, by many men’s standards she is perfect. But is she? Perhaps not if confidence is all she has, for confidence without access to the mind is like a blind fighter swinging her sword. Many confident women are simply confident and lack important traits that comprise a healthy person. I am sure of this, although I am not sure of the remedy. Perhaps it is simply for her to develop herself.

The more serotonin one has in their body, the less aroused they are. So if she’s confident does that mean she won’t care about sex? But, ironically, isn’t the subtle promise of incredible sex her secret allure? The way she walks, the way she talks, the way she carries herself, it screams “if you can catch me you can have me,” so does this mean her confidence is not grounded in the physical world? Or, it is, and when the man finally catches her he comes to discover a great disappointment.

Are these the kinds of women to be manipulative or find manipulative partners? Hardly! However, the partners they find are often just like them – confident and blind. This is a disappointment for me, as I see so much potential in these women, yet so very few actually reach it.

The Philosophy of Imagination

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Lights, colors, feelings. Pictures, sounds, connections. Imagination in all of its glory.

Does everyone have the ability to see what’s in their mind? Hardly! Perhaps before, when times were simpler. If everyone had access to their mind we wouldn’t be in such a low-vibrational state, collectively speaking.

But, what about the other side of imagination? The darker side? My answer is, what is dark? Is it the color black, or red? Is it a certain act? And, why must imagination be bound by morality, imagination looks at the boundaries of morality with a fleeting glance as it continues to exist in its high-vibrational manner.

No! It is not childish. No! It is not feminine by nature. Imagination, what is it then? And how do we form these pictures in our minds? We can say that since psilocybin must enter our bodies before we go through the experience, perhaps other chemicals must be produced in our bodies before we experience imagination? Then, is this why it feels good to imagine things? Or is it simply my subjective preference?

But let’s compare the subjective preference to another; TV. I would much rather imagine than watch the TV stations because it feels better. This, I sense, is a preference many of us can benefit from adopting today. 

Dreams. They are imagination’s fuel. They are the source. They are the daydreams we dream but on a much, much higher level. We’re immersed in them, we experience them as if we were the characters in our own story. What about it? Why does it feel so good to dream? What are we missing?

It is dreaming itself. Collectively valuing dreams and imagination is the answer, it’s the key to a new world and a better life. 

But the ones who must see this are the ones who are the blindest to themselves. Ironic, this tragedy is. Perhaps history does not need to end this way if we force the blind to see.