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Death ~ Self-Immolation
vs. Immortality
death — The act or
fact of dying; the end of life; the final and irreversible cessation of the vital functions of an animal or human. The ceasing to
be, extinction, or annihilation of something. Oxford Dictionary
The human body
is programmed by blind nature with a set of instincts
to ensure the survival of the species. This instinctual programming has ensured the individual human to be in an almost constant
state of fear
of death
, a constant preparedness for aggression against others, a constant necessity to nurture one’s offspring and a constant desire
for whatever is perceived as necessary for survival. Of these instinctual emotions
, the one that is most evident and the strongest felt is fear – it is the most persistent and all-embracing of human emotions.
Fear of death can readily be observed in many sentient beings but it
is only humans who suffer both psychological and psychic fear. This is because humans have not only an instinctual sense of self
but a sophisticated and complex social identity
, instilled since birth, by one’s tribal peers. Thus the raw instinctual fear of death is translated into both psychological
fear and psychic fear by the resulting entity programmed into the brain – who we ‘think’ we are and who we ‘feel’ we are
as opposed to what we are, a flesh and blood body. This alien entity will then do anything and everything possible to ensure its
own survival, and the safety, sanity, comfort and sensate
pleasure of the body are mostly denied or subjugated to this ‘self’-ish demand.
It is impossible to be happy
and harmless
if one lives in a constant state of psychological and psychic fear. The obvious and only solution is to eliminate the root cause
of this fear – the instinctual ‘self’ and the social identity, the alien entity in its totality. It is a fact that to become
happy and harmless, free of malice
and sorrow
one must actively undertake the elimination of the psychological and psychic entity and then take the final irrevocable step that
is ‘self’-immolation. One’s destiny – to be happy and harmless – lies beyond extinction. To fear this fact
is the equivalent of fearing the fact of physical death.
Human beings, alone amongst the species of the
universe, are not only aware of their own eventual death but have the ability to reflect upon it. As such we have concocted and
imagined all sorts of ‘after-lives ’ and ‘other-worlds’ in which the alien entity, as the psychic entity or soul, will
survive physical death. In fashion at the moment is attempting to induce an Altered State of Consciousness whereby one imagines
one is a Divine and Immortal soul – the Ultimate Delusion.
However for those humans who are sincere in ridding themselves of malice and sorrow,
‘self’-immolation is the only option, and the feeling of fear the only obstacle. It is the fact that this ‘self’-less
state has been experienced in a Pure Consciousness Experience that gives one both the confidence and surety to undertake such a
radical action.
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