Core Webworks will be wiring a Global spirituality. If things work out in the way I intend, our work will be the dominate paradigm in a global spirituality for likely the next 200 years or so.
You'll see half-way through, a picture of me and my family at Christmas. My parents reaction will be interesting after I post this on facebook.
Once you have the "dominate paradigm in a global spirituality" what do you imagine will cause it to end/change after "200 years or so"?
I note that in your video you mention some past and present GF contributors: Dan Rowden, Kelly Jones, David Quinn and Kevin Solway. Are they all signed-up members of your “organization”?
Your parents must know something about your life by now. They invited you for Christmas and you accepted, so they know that you want to share in their lives. There is no need to be concerned about their "reaction" to the video - you are thirty years of age. At this stage in your parent’s life, they’d just be glad that you be independent, so that they can get on with their own lives.
Cory Duchesne wrote:More passive aggression. Take some responsibility, Tomas - and engage in discussion directly, openly, honestly and intelligently. This requires courage and love. It may also require many years that have been wasted lurking on other people. I don't take kindly to old men who refuse to act as mentors, and instead choose to shake the confidence of young people with passive aggression.
As of right now, I consider you an abuser. Like I said, take some responsibility.
Tomas wrote:Cory Duchesne wrote:More passive aggression. Take some responsibility, Tomas - and engage in discussion directly, openly, honestly and intelligently. This requires courage and love. It may also require many years that have been wasted lurking on other people. I don't take kindly to old men who refuse to act as mentors, and instead choose to shake the confidence of young people with passive aggression.
As of right now, I consider you an abuser. Like I said, take some responsibility.
You're not young anymore, boy.
You're 31.
jupiviv wrote:If that is spirituality then the amazing atheist is a Buddha.
Cory Duchesne wrote:More passive aggression. Take some responsibility, Tomas - and engage in discussion directly, openly, honestly and intelligently. This requires courage and love. It may also require many years that have been wasted lurking on other people. I don't take kindly to old men who refuse to act as mentors, and instead choose to shake the confidence of young people with passive aggression.
As of right now, I consider you an abuser. Like I said, take some responsibility.
Cory Duchesne wrote:jupiviv wrote:If that is spirituality then the amazing atheist is a Buddha.
more passive aggression. Again, you guys have got to put your insecurities aside and do some psychology with me.
cousinbasil wrote:Cory Duchesne wrote:jupiviv wrote:If that is spirituality then the amazing atheist is a Buddha.
more passive aggression. Again, you guys have got to put your insecurities aside and do some psychology with me.
I have had my disagreements with jupiviv, but I have to disagree here. Jup contributes - possibly only because he can, but he seems actually to think about things and form some conclusions. I see Jupiviv as neither passive nor aggressive.
Permit me, however, to make a personal observation. I studied psychology at the Uni level for a number of years a while back (I myself am no youngster) and I never, and I mean never came across the term "passive aggressive." This is a term suitable for the slack-jawed "experts" who regularly cropped up on Orca Winfrey. Such as that Oprah spin-off abomination, Dr.Phil.
People accused in such contexts of being "passive-aggressive" are usually neither passive nor aggressive.
Similarly, I dealt with actually autistic children during the coursework of one semester. Their level of dissociation was truly astounding. The characteristics of autism that were commonly accepted were its totality; its inaccessibility to any kind of intervention (see Bettelheim's The Empty Fortress); and its rarity.
Today, every preschooler who appears abnormal in any way is autistic.
Although, Jup, you are young and wealthy - surely you must have some enemies...?
Corey wrote:There is an ethical reason why man needs a weapon (if even his hand) to take his own life. He did not give life to himself, and only God can take it from him; but the suicide belongs to the devil.
Passive aggression is a huge problem, and if you have no concept of it, that's pretty scary to me. Passive aggression is mainly about being disagreeable, but not having the courage, intelligence or energy to confront the issue directly.
Cory Duchesne wrote:Diagnosis? I made no such thing. Why are you telling lies? You assert the worthlessness of a diagnosis, yet here you are making a diagnosis of me.
More passive aggression. Take some responsibility, Tomas - and engage in discussion directly, openly, honestly and intelligently. This requires courage and love. It may also require many years that have been wasted lurking on other people. I don't take kindly to old men who refuse to act as mentors, and instead choose to shake the confidence of young people with passive aggression.
As of right now, I consider you an abuser. Like I said, take some responsibilityAs of right now, I consider you an abuser. Like I said, take some responsibility.
Cory Duchesne wrote:Here's the deal, and this goes to all of you. If you're going to speak to me, put all your heart and mind into it. If I catch any snide, heartless comments, you will be ignored.
End of story.
The likely truth - Tomas, you feel old and used up, and so you take that feeling of being old and your project it onto others.
You probably feel like a criminal too, though you're perhaps not concious of it.
Cory Duchesne wrote:Here's the deal, and this goes to all of you. If you're going to speak to me, put all your heart and mind into it. If I catch any snide, heartless comments, you will be ignored.
End of story.
Cory wrote:Bud, I'm like a massive Cyclops. When I swing my leg and you're in the way, you go flying for miles. If a mosquito bites me, you're getting flicked off.
I'm here to deal with serious people who have made their personalties on the internet transparent. Is that more clear?
Where's your website? Do you have one?
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