The Kyle Phoenix Blog: peace

Thursday, February 8, 2018

Kyle Phoenix Answers: I'm a Christian. What should I do if I'm starting to have anger and hatred toward others?

I would examine myself that I believed through my religion of peace and love that I had the right to judge others with hate and anger. That means one of two things, your religion teaches hubris to so condemn others. Or you are a hateful, angry person because the common denominator in all of these interactions is you.

We who seek to repair discriminatory practices, don't need you supporting us yet. You're not mature enough. Go study peace, go learn to not be a disciple of a religion but instead a human, a child of nature, and potentially a higher power. Go meditate. Go volunteer. But most importantly shut up, we need you to be someone who can listen to others, who can find common ground, who doesn't have a prescription for how people should be or think....you're just as bad as the bigots because your POV is your bigotry. You need to go, without doctrine religion and become the kind of person who understands peace is not absolute agreement it's disagreement freed of violence and oppression.

When you can extend peace and understand how your perspective cloaked in piety and liberalism is still bigotry then you'll be ready for the next step.

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Sunday, January 14, 2018

Kyle Phoenix Answers:When will mankind be peaceful and lovely again?

Mankind has never been whole and peaceful because we all have individuated consciousness's. I'm happy now, you're upset, my parents were bad, yours were good, I share, you steal. All of those states are based on myriadical decisions and adaptations and lessons and losses and fears. We though are getting better at spreading coping mechanisms. Technology, food, resources, effort, empathy have lowered violence throughout the world to one person act per 100,000 people. The proliferation we see comes from the repetition of media through the internet/technology and the capability for anyone with technology access, a cellphone, to act as a media outlet. The world is better but what we're experiencing is permanent memories, we're built to record some things but not everything and technology is undermining that capability. We then reflect on points in the basic past when things felt good, ironically when we didn't have as much tech as to tell us that the fond memory we have was surrounded by smaller challenges that have dimmed in memory. What will be interesting is when tech and memory converge to an n point, in say children born after 2000, who have constant tech memories archived. I think bullied children who kill themselves due to internet attacks are evidence of this n point reaction. I did things in my teens and twenties that there is no evidence of and others have vague memories or strangers know but dont care, I would really be in a pickle if it was able to be pic and video posted to my Facebook page.

Perhaps mankind will be better when we pass through this phase of consciousness and enter selective memories or curated ones or supportable facts vs emotional memories as two acknowledged recordings.

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