37 sats \ 3 replies \ @TheMorningStar 10 Nov \ on: 3 great experiences that I probably won't repeat 🔁 🚫 ideasfromtheedge
My experiences are
  • I've a regret of not pursuing what I wanted with my life or career because of some stupid suggestion. I though my economic condition wouldn't allow me to pursue a professional course but I was wrong. I say now that economic hurdles are only hurdles if you see them. If you overlook them, there aren't any.
  • I used to believe in God and spiritualism and also myths a lot. Now, I know that all of this is just a creation by humans, so never looking at these anymore. I'm happy I'm realistic now.
  • At one stage, I was thinking to do a job but now I'm the boss of my own.
write
preview
27 sats \ 1 reply \ @plebpoet 10 Nov
but these aren't experiences, like where were you when you had one of these realizations
reply
0 sats \ 0 replies \ @TheMorningStar 10 Nov
The OP didn't mention the experiences must be at a place. He simply asked for unrepeatable experiences/realizations. I thought it right I think. If I missed something from the post please enlighten.
reply
0 sats \ 0 replies \ @Myshkin 10 Nov
I used to believe in God and spiritualism and also myths a lot. Now, I know that all of this is just a creation by humans, so never looking at these anymore. I'm happy I'm realistic now.
I'm genuinely curious: where do you find meaning? What's your aim?
God may be an invention by humans, myths may be inventions by humans, agreed. But overall, they serve the purpose, innit? Humans cannot live without meaning, cannot navigate thorough life without a system of values. The more the organic, systematic and coherent the system of values, the less anxiety provoking is life and its challenges.
I do not believe in God in a strict sense nor I'm oriented towards supernatural beliefs, I'm curious about how you carry on and where you find meaning if you consider the death of God as a conquer for your human experience. Something shall replace it I guess, emptyness is not a solution.
reply