Bipolar Disorder Support Group
Bipolar disorder is not just a single disorder, but a category of mood disorders marked by periods of abnormally high energy and euphoria, often accompanied by bouts of clinical depression. This is the place to talk about your experience with bipolar disorder, learn from others' experiences, and find support.
i have come to the conclusion that i would like to find a wonderful blind woman, and then i will use my fijian eye-gouger and remove my eyes, and we can just exist in real feeling, removed from the concrete slab that is perception.
they say the eyes are the window to the soul, but i think it's obviously the heart that is the window to the soul.
eyes are just windows to our wants.
However [don't freak out everybody let me explain] I've studied LaVeyan Satanism [non-theistic, it's basically a philosophy system like Confucianism and Bhuddism than it is a religion] and Christianity alike, unbiasedly and I've decided that...
[this is just my humble philosophy, feel free to debate this with me or contend it or tell me I'm a nut case and I;m waaaay off base, that's cool too]
Pretty much everybody's wrong. [Well, virtually, practically, some people have figured out a balance that works for them..] I mean I hate to put it that way without saucing it up in sexier terms, but...
Call it what you want, "Light forces, dark forces" "selfishness, selflessness" "chaos and order" I have both and I embrace them, that being said...
I've not figured a perfect balance yet, but this whole shebang is one big balancing act, it takes a lifetime to perfect unless you're enlightened to an ungodly degree.
To be perfectly selfless or perfectly selfish would lead to being deprived in some way or another. there is a minute portion of people for whom that works out, but for most, the primary problem I see is....
people trying to banish, eradicate their selfishness and sins and desires altogether, and them people who try to [less commonly] give up generosity and kindness and focus ONLY on themselves, and they find it extremely difficult and frustrating.
My answer to this is because both are driving forces, to acquire for the self and to be of service to others and they're both naturally supposed to be present, and if you feel you're being too selfless or too selfish it's a mere imbalance, not a "I'm not supposed to feel this way at ALL."
IMO for someone to tell me their objective in life is to be totally selfless or totally selfish is a bit overkill but I'm not the most judgemental of sorts SO if it works for them, well who the hell am I to tell them their system is wrong?
that's my only real philosophy that I will stand by to the bloody end, "If it's not working for you: if you want different results, do something different, if it is, who am I to tell you to do differently?"
but if I just want to post something simple it does an auto hack job.