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       Re: Random Thoughts....
       By: 90sRetroFan Date: July 8, 2021, 10:13 pm
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       There are also Aryan fish:
  HTML https://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2010-06/bc-da061610.php
       [quote]"The most common algae they can eat, the red alga
       Polysiphonia, are less competitive than the inedible species and
       so the damselfish help them out by killing off their rivals.
       This 'gardening' behavior results in a mutualistic association
       between Polysiphonia and this particular species of damselfish
       and it is notable for being one of the first examples of
       mutualism to be found in a non-terrestrial habitat. Speaking
       about the results, Hata said, "Obligate reciprocal interaction
       between marine algae and herbivorous damselfish, called
       'cultivation mutualism' was found to be largely maintained in
       the Indo-West Pacific."[/quote]
       Note in particular that the damselfish kill the MORE COMPETITIVE
       algae to help the LESS COMPETITIVE algae. Hence they are not
       just Aryans, they are literally National Socialists!
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       Archetypes and Mythology. Why They Matter Even More So Today 
       By: guest55 Date: July 23, 2021, 3:12 pm
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       Archetypes and Mythology. Why They Matter Even More So Today |
       Kristina Dryza
       [quote]How to think mythically and sense archetypally to better
       understand our shared humanity, yet honour the diverse ways we
       live and make meaning. Australian-born Lithuanian Kristina Dryza
       is recognised as one of the world’s top female futurists and is
       also an archetypal consultant and author. Kristina has always
       been fascinated by patterns for she feels we are patterned
       beings in a patterned universe. She writes and speaks about the
       patterning of seasonal, tidal, lunar and circadian rhythms and
       their influence on creativity, innovation and leadership. She
       also explores archetypes and mythology to perceive the patterns
       in the collective unconscious and their expression within our
       psyches, society and media. This talk was given at a TEDx event
       using the TED conference format but independently organized by a
       local community.[/quote]
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       Re: South West Africa
       By: guest55 Date: August 7, 2021, 4:13 pm
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       South Africa’s Descent into Chaos
       [quote]After the imprisonment of the former South African
       President, Jacob Zuma, by his one time ally and successor,
       widespread protests in his home state of KwaZulu-Natal turned
       deadly.
       Over a week of riots and looting, the city of Durban was left in
       flames. VICE World News goes inside South Africa’s descent into
       chaos, witnessing the scale of the rage and destruction.[/quote]
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       "Alpha Male" Goes To Eastern Europe To Get Women, Fail
       s Miserably
       By: guest55 Date: August 13, 2021, 1:02 pm
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       "Alpha Male" Goes To Eastern Europe To Get Women, Fails
       Miserably
       [quote]If this is masculinity, count me out. Also I love how
       Eastern European women are viewed as sentient sex dolls by these
       overseas creeps.[/quote]
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       Here's what the "Alpha Male" Matt Forney looks like:
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       Here's a picture of Forney with his "It's OK to be white"
       friend:
       [img]
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       Here is the Return Of Kings website:
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       [quote]Neomasculinity combines traditional beliefs, masculinity,
       and animal biology into one ideological system. It aims to aid
       men living in Westernized nations that lack qualities such as
       classical virtue, masculinity in males, femininity in females,
       and objectivity, especially concerning beauty ideals and human
       behavior. It also serves as an antidote for males who are being
       programmed to accept Western degeneracy, mindless consumerism,
       and immoral state authority. The purpose of this article is to
       list and describe the principal doctrines of
       neomasculinity.[/quote]
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       Can We Be Heroes Again? Confronting the Banality of Modern Evil
       By: guest55 Date: August 22, 2021, 4:02 pm
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       Can We Be Heroes Again? Confronting the Banality of Modern Evil
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       [quote]I'm sure you have experienced it to. These moments where
       you look upon our modern world and the sheer absurdity of it
       just hits you....[/quote]
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       Re: Can We Be Heroes Again? Confronting the Banality of Modern E
       vil
       By: guest55 Date: August 22, 2021, 4:29 pm
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       Who We Really Are... When Everything Goes Wrong
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       Re: Random Thoughts....
       By: guest55 Date: August 28, 2021, 12:52 pm
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       Hitler's Female SS General
       [quote]The interesting and largely unknown story of
       SS-Oberführerin Eleanore Baur a.k.a Sister Pia.[/quote]
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       Is real friendship even possible? And the Path of the Loner.
       By: guest55 Date: September 24, 2021, 4:55 pm
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       [quote]"The egoism of human nature is so strongly antagonistic
       to any such sympathy, that true friendship belongs to that class
       of things—the sea-serpent, for instance,—with regard to which no
       one knows whether they are fabulous or really exist somewhere or
       other." — Arthur Schopenhauer [/quote]
       SCHOPENHAUER: How to Spot a Fake Friend (What Is a Real Friend?)
       [quote]Is real friendship even possible? This is the question
       Schopenhauer tries to answer.
       The basis of true friendship, for Schopenhauer, is an objective
       compassion with the weal and woe of your friend. The word
       “objective” here denotes disinterest – a good friend is
       completely selfless, and identifies himself completely with his
       friend, so much so that not even a trace of a selfish motive for
       the friendship is left.
       Suffice to say, that for Schopenhauer, this is an ideal that is
       almost never reached in the real world. He even wonders if it’s
       possible at all.
       Schopenhauer’s cynical view of friendship is exemplified by a
       passage in which he does admit that true friendship might be
       possible after all, only to add the disclaimer that surely, some
       kind of secret personal motive must be at play as well. Still,
       we might as well regard this kind of friendship as “genuine.”
       Even though it’s not perfect, it’s the best we can hope for,
       because at bottom, at least there is some real feeling of
       compassion in there.
       So, the question arises: how do you know if a friend is real or
       fake? There are two ways to know.
       You know a friend is real if circumstances force him to make
       some kind of great sacrifice for you. If misfortune befalls you,
       who of your friends will be there for you? And which of them
       will disappear from your life? Will your friends support you in
       difficult times, or will they not bother?
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       [quote]And, if all of that fails we still have dogs to keep us
       company.... [emoji4][/quote]
       SCHOPENHAUER: Being Alone (How to Deal With Society)
       [quote]“To be self-sufficient, to be all in all to oneself, to
       want for nothing, to be able to say omnia mea mecum porto
       [everything I have, I carry with me]—that is assuredly the chief
       qualification for happiness.”
       In order to live and to function in society, we must make
       sacrifices. This is inevitable. We must get along with other
       people to get what we want. We must be cooperative and generally
       be pleasant to be around. Above all, we must be able to relate
       to the common man.
       For the intelligent person, and especially the man of genius,
       this is a big burden to carry. For the genius, it’s hard to
       relate to the common man. He will inevitably feel alone.
       Therefore, it’s for the best if he learns to enjoy solitude.
       But why is society so dull in the first place? Schopenhauer’s
       answer is elitist: because most people are dull. And it’s
       exactly because most people are dull, that they are driven to
       interaction with others. It’s as if the average person is not a
       full person by himself, and needs others to complete him.
       The intelligent mind can occupy itself and does not need
       distractions or empty activity. But for the average person, this
       kind of activity, literally just passing the time, becomes
       necessary.
       However, Schopenhauer also concedes that the need for solitude
       is directly related to age. The younger you are, the more need
       you have for socializing. This is also because your mind is not
       yet fully developed: the younger we are, the more we are like
       others.
       The essay closes with a word of warning. Seclusion, being alone,
       has its drawbacks. For example, Schopenhauer notes that we
       become more irritable by being alone. We are more easily annoyed
       by minor things because we aren’t accustomed to the turmoils of
       regular life.
       A small rock, thrown into a still lake, causes a notable
       disturbance. The same rock thrown into a stormy sea, not nearly
       as much. But this is a small price to pay for peace of mind,
       which we attain by removing ourselves from the stormy seas of
       society.[/quote]
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       How to Reduce the Pain of Life | Arthur Schopenhauer
       By: guest55 Date: September 24, 2021, 5:59 pm
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       How to Reduce the Pain of Life | Arthur Schopenhauer
       [quote]The nineteenth-century German philosopher Arthur
       Schopenhauer observed that nature is driven by an
       all-encompassing force, which he called Will, or more
       specifically, the Will-To-Live. This force is unconscious,
       aimless, and blind, and gives rise to an insatiable striving
       within human beings. We live our lives grasping, craving, and
       attaching ourselves to external things, and we feed on other
       living organisms to perpetuate our own existence, all of which
       is a manifestation of Will.
       Thus, the will lies at the root of suffering, as our
       never-ending hunger (and our inability to satiate it) results in
       an ongoing pursuit of pleasure that never, ever satisfies in the
       long run. To cope with the misery of life, Schopenhauer took the
       effort to construct a philosophy to help us attain a state of
       happiness, which may seem a bit strange as he’s such a
       pessimistic thinker. But similar to a philosopher and spiritual
       teacher that lived about 2,500 years ago named the Buddha,
       Schopenhauer rigorously examined and endured the illnesses of
       existence before he came up with a cure.
       After his death, Schopenhauer left us with an unfinished
       manuscript titled “Die Kunst, glücklich zu sein,” which can be
       translated as “The art of being happy”, and contains fifty rules
       for life. This video is based on the fifty rules by Arthur
       Schopenhauer, and explores how we can reduce the pain of
       life.[/quote]
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       Re: Is real friendship even possible?
       By: guest55 Date: September 24, 2021, 6:02 pm
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       Miyamoto Musashi | The Path of the Loner
       [quote]Musashi’s written works expand on the ‘path of the
       warrior’, which is the samurai way of discipline, focus,
       restraint, and honor. The path of the warrior is governed by
       moral and ethical codes that are commonly referred to as
       Bushidō. Shortly before he died, Musashi compiled
       twenty-one principles on how a warrior should live.
       These timeless principles known as Dokkōdō can inspire
       us today to live well. This three-part series elaborates on the
       twenty-one principles from Musashi’s Dokkōdō. The
       first part and second part explored the first fourteen
       principles. This third and final part further explores the path
       of the warrior, based on the last seven principles.
       Please note, the elaborations in this video are based on
       existing philosophies, the author’s interpretations, and
       reasoning, and are intended to be an inspiration for present-day
       life.[/quote]
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