GOD SAVE ME

Most of us naturally operate through a dyad capacity. We hold cognitive imagination or the ability to apply logical thought when thinking of the other’s experiences (the principle of the Mind). We also hold emotional imagination or the ability to imagine how the other would feel if they were harmed (the principle of the Heart). Together, this dyad capacity works as empathy. Empathy feels. Empathy is conscientious. Empathy is what allows us to do the right thing. But this dyad

he blame is symbolically shifted inwards and full chaos ensues. People become more and more suspicious of each other, anxiety heightens and madness settles in. High above the sky, two actual aliens watch the scene serenely and remark that there is never any need to attack humanity directly. A planted seed is all that is needed to fulfil their purpose.

This experience does not arise through contact with the other, even when the other is a Master. At that level, what one achieves is a consumption of the Master’s knowledge a consumption of the rules of law as applied to one’s own destiny, as well as a consumption of the love that makes all of this possible through desire, want, and feeling.

La notion d’action incarnée ici ne signifie pas une capacité à s’imposer une perfection morale en tout temps. Elle désigne plutôt l’expression d’un alignement équilibré entre notre façon de penser, le sens que nous donnons à ces pensées et le comportement qui s’en découlera.

The notion of embodied action here does not refer to a capacity to impose moral perfection on oneself at all times. Rather, it points to the expression of a balanced alignment between our way of thinking, the meaning we assign to those thoughts, and the behaviours that follow. When these three elements are harmonised, they take the form of embodied action or the final test of humanisation.