It's only interesting that the highest saints have a similar detached outlook. It's just that they focus on enlightenment while understing that the outer world of strife and chaos is just that - any semblance of peace, order and prosperity is only temporary. Albeit the outlook may appear similar to the black-pillers it's a bit different, because you retain a positive outlook on humanity and life itself, doing good as you can, but still are detached enough to understand that it's likely going to go to shit this time around.
(04-10-2019 05:10 AM)Simeon_Strangelight Wrote: ...
It's only interesting that the highest saints have a similar detached outlook. It's just that they focus on enlightenment while understing that the outer world of strife and chaos is just that - any semblance of peace, order and prosperity is only temporary. Albeit the outlook may appear similar to the black-pillers it's a bit different, because you retain a positive outlook on humanity and life itself, doing good as you can, but still are detached enough to understand that it's likely going to go to shit this time around.
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(04-10-2019 05:10 AM)Simeon_Strangelight Wrote: ...
It's only interesting that the highest saints have a similar detached outlook. It's just that they focus on enlightenment while understing that the outer world of strife and chaos is just that - any semblance of peace, order and prosperity is only temporary. Albeit the outlook may appear similar to the black-pillers it's a bit different, because you retain a positive outlook on humanity and life itself, doing good as you can, but still are detached enough to understand that it's likely going to go to shit this time around.
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Positive nihilism. *Honk* *Honk*
It may look the same to the wordly non-God-seeker, but the ones who have that inclination know the difference between The Comedian and St. Francis of Assissi. I try to be both or fluctuate between the two.