#selfness

[quietlotus]

“Knowing your own darkness is the best method for dealing with the darknesses of other people.”

— Carl Jung

[ruknowhere]

[kern3l-panic-blog]

"A man chooses. A slave obeys."

Andrew Ryan - Bioshock

[stuckinapatriarchalbullshitland]

Sometimes is fine to be selfish with people that always asking you for something that you're willing to give without  asking nothing in return. But when that person always have and give nothing to others Why you have to give them when they don't do the same when they have? is that being too selfish?

That is always my problem. I give to much too others that don’t deserve it, but I always feel that I’m selfish if I don’t do it... not always tho, But sometimes and I hate it

[dearwassily]

Discard such definite imaginations of phenomena as your own self, thou human being, thou'rt a numberless mass of sun-motes: each mote a shrine. The same as to your shyness of other selves, selfness as divided into infinite number of beings, or selfness as identified as one self existing eternally. Be obliging and noble, be generous with your time and help and possessions, and be kind, because the emptiness of this little place of flesh you carry around and call your soul, your entity, is the same emptiness in every direction of space, unmeasurable emptiness, the same, one, and holy emptiness everywhere: why be selfly and unfree, Man God, in your dream? Wake up, thou'rt selfless and free. "Even and upright your mind abides nowhere," states Hui Neng of China. We're all in Heaven now.

Jack Keroac, in The Scripture of the Golden Eternity

[quietlotus]

“Knowing your own darkness is the best method for dealing with the darknesses of other people.”

— Carl Jung

[quietlotus]

“Knowing your own darkness is the best method for dealing with the darknesses of other people.”

— Carl Jung