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Populist Reform of the Democratic Party

In reply to the discussion: The argument of Inequality, an observation. [View all]

Donkees

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7. Maybe because the "business" of living profits from keeping us neurotic and disempowered...
Reply to Phlem (Reply #6)
Sat Aug 27, 2016, 06:31 PM
Aug 2016

...looking for external solutions, rather than have us tapping into our innate strengths, compassion and wisdom.

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The argument of Inequality, an observation. [View all] Phlem Aug 2016 OP
In essence, inequality lives in the realm of ego and is concerned about survival. Ego divides and Donkees Aug 2016 #1
Exactly. Phlem Aug 2016 #2
Compassion begins with the self and extends outward. We can only give away what we have... Donkees Aug 2016 #3
And is it compassion or ego that Phlem Aug 2016 #4
Compassion isn't an emotion, which can pull you down into misery. There are emotions which resemble Donkees Aug 2016 #5
Yep. Phlem Aug 2016 #6
Maybe because the "business" of living profits from keeping us neurotic and disempowered... Donkees Aug 2016 #7
This is what I'm saying. Phlem Aug 2016 #8
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