What happens if you're scared half to death twice?

How can you tell? What is your personal process to determine the answer?

I don't believe it is. You can't talk about human rights without talking about what's right or wrong. The concepts of "right" and "wrong" are subjective and based on morality. Morality is not objective. What do you think?

But exactly how does one achieve that?🤔

Just because you think or feel it, doesn't always (emphasis on always) make it valid. Do the work/research and question yourself on it 1st. Then react accordingly.

How do you people apprehend this phrase?

To be fulfilling I think there has to be balance in existence.....we must experience the negative and the positive to become fully experienced in life and thus more wise and well rounded as people and human beings....but where does the balance lie? The Ying Yang symbol....familiar to nearly all people and creeds I would think .... and those that know it understand....or at least try to....its meaning and the philosophy behind the symbol....but does the balance lie in the opposing dots in each segment?....or perhaps the segments of light and dark themselves represent the balance in life ? But look closer .... The balance really actually lies on the line that wavers between the light and the dark.....constantly in both at the same time.....yet never straying from the path in front of it.....find the centre of the line in your life.....and hopefully ..... You will find the balance you need 🙏 This has been a booligan public service announcement 😂 Peace ✌️

The sooner you stop doing this and speak your true mind the sooner you'll be happy. The sooner you'll see the difference between opinionated and informed. The sooner you'll be happy with yourself.

If you could go to sleep, take a short nap or a full night, and you could wake up at any time, and your dream could last an entire life time but still when you decided to wake up no more amount of time than how long you decided to sleep would have passed... and If during that sleep, you could dream any dream you want, and you could control the environment, what you would do, the people you would surround yourself with, and there would be no repercussion from it outside of your sleep, what would you dream be about? (This is an exercise so know yourself, know your hopes, and realize that the only thing stopping you from doing it, is mostly a question of doing it, rather than all the multy-causality stopping most us from doing anything we truly love.) Please, share your thought... I love to hear about other's dream.

I've been learning about ancient traditions including Hinduism, Buddhism, Taosim, and the works of ancient Greek philosophers. I've noticed they all have a central principle that is reminiscent of each other. I've never heard anyone else make the connection, but these all arose in a similar part of the world (India/China/Greece). First in Hinduism, but a few centuries years later this idea seems to have been written about in Greece, China, and India around the same time. Do you think they learned it from each other? Or just a coincidence? It's noteworthy to me that western society doesn't seem to have any concept like this. Maybe we should. Personally, developing a modern version of this idea seems better to me than Christian or Muslim morality, which is what half the world currently uses as their guide for how to live a good life. --- Dharma: (in Hinduism, 1000 BC) the eternal and inherent nature of reality, regarded in Hinduism as a cosmic law underlying right behavior and social order. Dharma: (in Buddhism, around 400 BC) the nature of reality regarded as a universal truth taught by the Buddha; the teaching of Buddhism. Tao: (in Chinese philosophy, 400 BC) the absolute principle underlying the universe, combining within itself the principles of yin and yang and signifying the way, or code of behavior, that is in harmony with the natural order Eudaimonia: (in Greek, Aristotle wrote of it around 350 BC) the condition of human flourishing or of living well, including the pursuit of virtue, excellence, justice, courage, and the best within us. Aristotle believed that getting on the path of Eudaimonia puts humans into the natural order of things.

often defined as an imaginary world of people leading dehumanised lives and even though it can be taken as precaution as it offers a glance of possible upcoming events the suggestion would be not to relate nor take the attempt to relate to dystopia. Share your dystopian thoughts or thoughts about it

Those who seek the easy way do not seek the true way. Dogen

For me I choose to be able to freeze the time