Fwd: my angle on the seduction of religions

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deconstructionism , " Eric Paroissien "

<ericparoissien@g...> wrote:

 

- pre-existing any contact with religions i had an understanding

that " only me could be me " and i am unique, at the center of

a 'centralized perception treatment organism' and as a result

developing 'fear of loss of control' about the things that happen

out of sight or when i am asleep.

- i have to find te right (reassuring) spacial organization of my

self-world:

.. what am i to other people (how do they control me or me them)

.. my importance among things; am i big? powerful, puny?(is it true

that people die?) just a disease can wipe me out of sight (death the

erasal of all controls/perceptions)

.. what glue holds me to the other objects/people (love? possession?

economical rules?)

.. how am i to implement such relationship to the world do i

dominate? seduce? serve?

From the above questions we see religions as an organized " how to "

book that gives you all at once, how you are going to organize

your 'self' and put at peace all these dangerous questions about:

- i could die anytime

- no one cares about me

- i'll never have enough time to achieve something decent in my life

- i am at the mercy of people/circumstances

- my strength could fail me anytime

- i am a victim

- i badly need so many things, how can i get them?

- etc etc

[to be continued]

from:

deconstructionism/

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[Guest guest]

my aim in this is to expose that once you have unfolded the

mechanisms of 'the power of seduction of religions' there is very

little room left for the magic of enlightenment and the mighty path

to get there. That all the wonderful promises of religions and gurus

are already confusedly present in the aspirations and fears of the 5

year old child, you'll be only able to add to it organization and a

recipe for the marvels of altered states of consciousness (meeting

with the fairylands or the gods - which are very well clear in the

drawings of kids though (CG Jung showed it too)).

 

 

Nisargadatta , " Eric Paroissien "

<ericparoissien@g...> wrote:

>

> deconstructionism , " Eric Paroissien "

> <ericparoissien@g...> wrote:

>

> - pre-existing any contact with religions i had an understanding

> that " only me could be me " and i am unique, at the center of

> a 'centralized perception treatment organism' and as a result

> developing 'fear of loss of control' about the things that happen

> out of sight or when i am asleep.

> - i have to find te right (reassuring) spacial organization of my

> self-world:

> . what am i to other people (how do they control me or me them)

> . my importance among things; am i big? powerful, puny?(is it true

> that people die?) just a disease can wipe me out of sight (death

the

> erasal of all controls/perceptions)

> . what glue holds me to the other objects/people (love?

possession?

> economical rules?)

> . how am i to implement such relationship to the world do i

> dominate? seduce? serve?

> From the above questions we see religions as an organized " how to "

> book that gives you all at once, how you are going to organize

> your 'self' and put at peace all these dangerous questions about:

> - i could die anytime

> - no one cares about me

> - i'll never have enough time to achieve something decent in my

life

> - i am at the mercy of people/circumstances

> - my strength could fail me anytime

> - i am a victim

> - i badly need so many things, how can i get them?

> - etc etc

> [to be continued]

> from:

> deconstructionism/

> --- End forwarded message ---