Equilibrium of the spirit. This is a task which is awarded to each of us as an undertaking which we alone are responsible for and we alone are at fault for upsetting. Yet, since we alone can affect this balance and we alone can perceive it, then it should be no surprise that the omission of fault from other parties would be the case. Consider a car in motion. A car is an enormous hunk of metal flying at incomprehensible speeds in which you are trapped. When put this way, the concept of a car seems terrifying. Yet through a mixture of good human engineering (the car) and good human reflexes (the driver) it is assumed to be possible for such a monstrosity to become a means of transportation which is not nearly as terrifying as it sounds. This is the balance or equilibrium of which I speak. It takes an enormous amount of effort on the part of the car and the driver to ensure the safety of its passengers. This balance is retained meticulously and intentionally, that is, it takes very attentive and studious work in order for the safety of a ride in a car to remain preserved.
>>39596719 If you understand this analogy, then allow me to propose that our spirit, as it moves through the world, is like the car. Only us, the person who the spirit belongs to, is capable of even attempting to drive the car, let alone prevent it from crashing into things and leading to destruction. If this is the case, and we knew and accepted that this was the case, then we would realize that the pain we experience is, in fact, self-inflicted by means of not being good at driving our car. However, this is not a reason to simply stop driving your car! No, no. We crash in to things all the time and must redirect ourselves. It is only with time, and recognizing that we are the only one who is actually driving our spiritual car, that we begin to gain the control over our vehicle which is necessary to prevent self-harm. So, do not dispair! You will get better at driving, both corporeally and spiritually. I'm sure of it.
IG do it, faggot and also get good
