Alan's Journal

 Often I feel motivated to get into my journal and express some things to the world, but often, too, I feel like I would point the finger to the same responsible non-responsible individuals and groups.

And like opinions which crave opposition to satisfy the ego, a popular one is that this journal is supposed to be private and thus there is no reason I should have an audience of readers.

But this journal reveals the internet’s early past. That back in the day, getting online was a fulfilling journey of communicating long-distance almost immediately. People took themselves to the internet in troves. Blurty, livejournal, wordpress and blogger were very popular sites.

Have we lost our connection to communicate via online journals?

Yes we have. Someone stole it.

As its difficult to say how someone stole it. The longer story would be, many stole bits of it, which is considered “trying” and not “actually” and then someone didn’t sell out until it was big enough and now it steals everybody’s time and by extension steals the ability to communicate via online journals.

What was once a more individual and unique (by using html and css to alter templates) became more generic through an external service.

The theft of human creativity was very much at large.

I can take a step back and realize that the real theft is repackaging your life so that they make profit from it. In any way.

This desperation comes from the ideology that morality is less important than profit. That very balance (or in this case, imbalance) eventually leads to a harvesting of people’s energy, and in today’s society money is linked to people’s energy.

A person’s energy is like their time, a person’s money is their proof of time spent. And time is and always will be a relative thing. But for those who put profit over morality, time is quite locked-tempo and relies on a structure which resembles a Ponzi scheme.

So their ultimate goal there is time stolen (in a locked tempo) and energy & thus money profited solely.

Until everyone wakes up.

One wakes up when he or she realizes there is an alternative, higher awareness of the people around usthem and wishes to include the sum of everyone towards good.

Then there really isn’t a reason to be selfish.

The greater outcome sum is everyone is happy in their own way.

So a mistake turns into an analysis and hopefully a forgiveness, but a consensual mistake (that is an act under pretense of being an accident) is simply morality is less important than profit.

So please know the difference?

# posted by Alan : 2:11 AM 0 comments

 When someone gives you advice that is not helpful; That's evil taking advantage of the slack of time to uphold any responsibility.

"That was your advice!" says person A to person B

"That was 2 years ago!" person B responding.

It boggles my mind that humanity has invisibly shed their remembrance of pausing and morality-defining.

Pausing.

and Morality-defining,

These 2 actions are crucial to keeping evil at bay and therefore eliminating it. But people say that because it isn't necessary "to live," its automatically regarded as lower grade and then lower priority. It ends up being done less than is optimal for world peace.

So lets go back to the two ideas and start with one. Pausing.

When you pause, you make yourself invisible. Or you become quiet as a plant. You halt a tempo and you effectively tune into your ears and reading senses to absorb the condition/situation. In this moment you are the most attentive lover/friend. Whatever is being said to you is absorbed in its entirety because you've made the conscious decision to halt your voice from tainting the reality that is in front of you.

But pausing isn't meant forever. After a spiritual trigger is invoked for processing and conducting response is the typical love-friend-community standard of good discourse.

A conversation cannot be one sided. It should be like a circle. Otherwise its not a conversation and don't let people lie to you. A good conversation is when the members of the conversation are speaking fairly, evenly. This is not boring. This is peace inducing, That's why it feels so quiet or creepy. The action of pausing and listening and taking turns in conversation makes for a suddenly outstandingly quiet peaceful conversation. If you stick around for this process it will begin to become enjoyable. The humors are loading..

When people of different cultures come together there, the very fact of different languages makes for different ordering of how ideas, sense of time, relationships, etc. are being communicated between each other. We cannot deny that we are comfortable with our cultures but learning about different cultures is also a beautiful thing. The act of striving to understand another person's happiness (or makings of their) should never be regarded as a thing we shouldn't have time for. It is the literal makings of peace. To pause, is to let the potential for peace exist.

Once you've listened enough, processing should have already been ongoing the topic at hand, whether its story telling, or negotiation / community issue solving. When we start to understand each other very well, we begin to find similarities in each other, and then it can get funny. We start to see each other as equals therefore other "less important" actions such as feeling happiness from some good humor become basically a necessity. We can laugh at ideas because we as a whole understand the humor can be well received. Trust me. Incorporate or indicate the necessity of pausing in your shared conversations and it will eventually lead to better processing and more empathetic, more fun and funny conversation.

Morality-defining.

Because different cultures are different by nature, we uphold different moralities and different priorities. This is inevitable by the nature of cultures. Basically. if you have different cultures, you will have different moralities and different priorities. Period. The two are synonymous with each other.

I will give you 2 examples of how cultures exhibit differences but then you can no longer play dumb about the differences in cultures.

Head covered or uncovered?

# posted by Alan : 1:01 AM 0 comments

 For as much you allow individuality in others you shall gain knowledge of that many do not.

If you cancel out evil there is no fee.

# posted by Alan : 7:56 PM 0 comments