To Know Thyself as the Self with the Cookie Cutter 08 09
2013
What would it be like knowing someone else better than you
know yourself?
In the hierarchy of self-confidence you would by default
have more confidence in them than yourself.
Why? Because that was your
fixation of self- right? -If you knew
someone else better than yourself?
But you wouldn’t have to be that way. Wouldn’t it be better if you could have been
an independent equivalent?
So it implies a necessity of second self as first self? I believe the term might be superego?
But what if that necessity of fixation meant that in the
normal course of being a human being you could not break that second self as
primary self-fixation?
What kind of behavior would it lead to?
Bitter resentment of that person that is not you?
And the unintentional consequences of such a mass fixation
would spell trouble for the objectified fixation?
Rather than not face the reality of self you would objectify
your fixation? And when you objectify
your fixation somehow you strip them of their concept of equal rights?
So whose fault is it?
How can it be said to be the object of your fixation? They are just a human being- an independent
thinker.
So it is often the same principle with hatred, in that
hatred is often not about the person being hated but about the person that
hates them projecting their own weakness on that person. Objectified hatred being that instead of
being strong enough to recognize you have the problem as the first step- in a
lie to yourself or otherwise delusion you label someone else with that weakness
and hate them instead? Projecting your
hatred of self onto someone else, to be concise?
So in the case of the second self you pretend that second
self really has all your personal weakness instead of yourself.
A mal-desire not to accept yourself as born; but to instead
go out into the world with a cookie cutter in search of someone else to devour
so that you become them? It would seem
to be a part of a very primitive thought process? A primitive thought process resulting from a
“tilt” off of personal development and instead being a second self? The primitive thought process resulting from
reaching age of maturity and having lost years of personal development by
coveting the idea of being the second self that is not you?
In summary a self like this would enjoy nothing better than
trying to prove to a cookie cutter self that it is not as smart as he/she
really is.
It is part of the “destruction of others” religions of the
world in order to be that person?
But the question remains, “What makes you someone else
instead of original desire to be an independent developed equivalent self? Has
to be a mental defect?
At a very young age I might have been this way, in that my eyes were caught in the self of another self. But this is likely part of all human development. What jars us from that reality can be when we have to face real world dangers and the consequences of such. For example you touch a hot stove and know not to again. At a certain age that is how life is and should be too, you find out that you can no longer lie about what is your true self. This period might have been before Kindergarten or after a traumatic experience in the Boy Scouts. But I can remember making an active choice to
distance myself!!!! And I don’t even
know who the other self was! It could
have indeed been me in the future? But
more likely than not it was just someone like I am today; an independent open
door mind! And I do believe that some type of external conscience factor came and bailed me out of that in some way, but I don't know how, and I am not sure that I do want to know how : ) But I am very thankful. Maybe they said a prayer? Something like that one in the Bible goes like, "Let this blessing fall onto you?"
Now I was glad to make that separation. What if there are those that do not have the
strong will? What if because of a weak
will it is a way of life? What if they
can’t escape because others keep drawing them back! On person is actively distracting with a
mental voice and then listening so that many have their ears pulled to the same
wall whether they want to or not?
Is that where the desire to go to the wall in Israel comes
from? To listen to the thoughts of the
man they had crucified? He is no longer,
when he is dead, otherwise they would not have to go to the wall? Very symbolic and profound with regard to a
concept of freedom and respect! To be
silent and listen rather than crucify?
There is a great difference between knowing when someone
needs to know and suggesting a path so that they learn how to get there versus
insulting them because you see they are on a path to a goal. When I managed I was always the former. My father was this way too! The former being man to man creation and the
latter being resentment of man.
And maybe that is just it, you look some people in the eye and you have instant communication that makes you smile.
Copyright 2013 Thomas Paul Murphy
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