Maybe it was just the acid talking, bro, but it that a bad thing?
Some psychedelics help us open up and see things on a deeper level.
Sometimes I wonder if Jesus was tripping when he had compassion for the soldiers who were torturing him. It's crazy, isn't it? But it's the right way to be. 'Turn the other cheek' they say.
In a rational, logical world... it doesn't make sense, I lived my life in anger, and revenge for so long. Nowadays, I've had what amounts to a spiritual awakening, and I have love for my enemies. It's crazy, but it boils down to what you said- "Who am I to judge? What about the things I've done?" -
It's about taking that camera and turning it into a mirror. Reflecting on ourselves, our emotions, and how we handle ourselves internally, instead of focusing on the outward/exterior. Does that make sense?
Bro, I got robbed/jumped a few years ago, and when I found out who planned it (yes it was a conspiracy), I vowed eternal revenge. Somehow, some way, I was going to find who did it, and I was going to kill them.
I never really let go of it until recently, when doing a Facebook check-up on the mastermind himself (he has no idea that I know it was him), and his life is in complete and utter shambles. Karma truly has rewarded him the harvest he has sown. He's looking at 2 years in prison for some other shit, but scrolling through his timeline, it was just bad all the way around for YEARS with this guy posting nothing but negative/depressing shit.
Although I did get a sense of justice being served, I also felt that immense compassion for another human being. I never used to be like that, man.
I give thanks to my higher power for that, because ME would never have allowed such compassion to exist.
Maybe it was just the acid talking, bro, but it that a bad thing?
Some psychedelics help us open up and see things on a deeper level.
Sometimes I wonder if Jesus was tripping when he had compassion for the soldiers who were torturing him. It's crazy, isn't it? But it's the right way to be. 'Turn the other cheek' they say.
In a rational, logical world... it doesn't make sense, I lived my life in anger, and revenge for so long. Nowadays, I've had what amounts to a spiritual awakening, and I have love for my enemies. It's crazy, but it boils down to what you said- "Who am I to judge? What about the things I've done?" -
It's about taking that camera and turning it into a mirror. Reflecting on ourselves, our emotions, and how we handle ourselves internally, instead of focusing on the outward/exterior. Does that make sense?
Bro, I got robbed/jumped a few years ago, and when I found out who planned it (yes it was a conspiracy), I vowed eternal revenge. Somehow, some way, I was going to find who did it, and I was going to kill them.
I never really let go of it until recently, when doing a Facebook check-up on the mastermind himself (he has no idea that I know it was him), and his life is in complete and utter shambles. Karma truly has rewarded him the harvest he has sown. He's looking at 2 years in prison for some other shit, but scrolling through his timeline, it was just bad all the way around for YEARS with this guy posting nothing but negative/depressing shit.
Although I did get a sense of justice being served, I also felt that immense compassion for another human being. I never used to be like that, man.
I give thanks to my higher power for that, because ME would never have allowed such compassion to exist.
Great post, brother. Keep up the good work!
CryptoAstronaut
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(And lol... it certainly wasn’t just the acid talking, but that line made for such a cheeky ending, I couldn’t help throw it in. 😎🐲)