Bashar: Best Way To Love Others Is To Not Care What They Think. REPOST. ReNew D Soul
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- Опубликовано: 9 июн 2024
- Bashar. Darryl Anka. Best way to love others is to not care what they think of you. You will deprive others of understanding who you truly are when you choose to care about what they think of you. #fypage #fypシ゚viral #bashar #darrylanka #renewdsoul wearyourloveriseaboveall #loveriseaboveall #loveovercomereducation
It took me a long time to realize, to let go, of how other people think. Of me or anything else. It's their job and their business. My job is my life and how and what I think.
I really like Bashar's teachings but I have a serious disagreeing question here: doesn't someone who's been systematically tortured have a difficult life? Maybe what he means is: if you have your 7 neutral needs met, believing you have a difficult life is just a belief
@@Teodoroviski if I understand correctly, we are the ones who give life meaning. Therefore, if we believe our life is difficult, no matter the circumstances, it is. Because that is what we believe.
@@Marie-or7mf You didn't get my point. Torture hurts really back. It's not subjective. Imagine the XIX century slavery still exists or transport yourself to the XIX century. Imagine a slave being tortured to death. Would you tell him It's just his imagination? Would you tell him he could be smiling and lauguing instead?
@Teodoroviski you choose to believe what you wish. That is what Bashar stated. You ask me to imagine a scenario from a particular time period and imagine a particular outcome to this imagined scenario. Imo, you may be stuck on this particular theme, which is up to you to believe. Or not.
Let me be more objetive. Let's think you have a terrible headache or a sick day; let anyone you know ignore you or play it down and say: you chose this. The pain you are feeling is just your imagination. Bashar never suggested or put that in these terms. And you are forgetting about sth Bashar said: the seven neutral needs. Or maybe you are unaware of it. Look it up. Something else for you to think about. We all know (whether we are Christians or not) how powerful and resourceful Jesus was. He knows everything Bashar knows and more. Although the Christian perspective on Jesus himself is too dramatic and exaggerated, it's hard to deny that he suffered at some points. Can we say it was all Jesus' imagination and that he should know better? Again, think about the seven neutral needs
😢😢😢😢 thank you Bashar really needed that✌🏾
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Powerful!!!!
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I finally get it
I’m annoyed that it took me 60 years to realise this lol
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I really like Bashar's teschings but I have a serious disagreeing question here: doesn't someone who's been systematically tortured have a difficult life? Maybe what he means is: if you have your 7 neutral needs met, believing you have a difficult life is just a belief
Kinda like the story of Jesus' last days. He must have had the kind of definition Bashar is talking about.
Teo- I hear you. My parents were ab*sed when they were younger. The stories I heard when I grew up were horrendous. Since they were ab*sed, and by their own parent/step-parent at that, they decided they wanted to grow up, have a family, and be loving. They weren’t perfect but they hugged us, kissed us, spent time with us, listened to us, took us on vacations, and more. They broke the pattern.
I watched both of them grow closer to god, live their life, use their gifts. There was always a memory of that pain and having to make peace with it. It can be done. They lived big lives and helped so many. They are older now enjoying the last chapter of their lives. There is still love, wonder, joy, healing, connection, kindness, all the things, to be had. I wish the best for you, a life full of healing, freedom, strength, and peace. With love, 🩵 A Momma
Life, no matter what we experience is all about perception. So someone being systematically tortured, depending on how they perceive their experience, can endure it w/o difficulty or perceiving it as a difficult life. It all boils down to the stories we associate with life events. Of course there are experiences that are bad but there's good in every bad thing that exist but difficult is something totally different from bad. Something being bad or harsh doesn't automatically equate to that thing being difficult.
@@carlo.notcarlos As long it's not your back being whipped, it's all a perception
Well, because you would be outcasted and as no man is an island, you would not be able to survive then. Isn't it simple?
Are you really that much of a bad person at your core?
Love the man, Love the Alien They are simply the best/
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