Conversation about

Wrong aims

 

 

With the topic:

                  The dark side

                  Life aims

                  Framework

 

 

"You spoke of 'fake aims'. How would you define that? " CP asks.

 

"Wrong aims are behaviours that harm you (and possibly others)", I answer.

 

"First of all, aims are the essence of the universe. More precisely, everything wants to form a figure - a structure - according to the laws. "

 

"So, it is with the human beings?"

 

"Of course, the human being is not outside the universe - accordingly, he is also subject to this principle, runs according to aims:

 

 

The inorganic is governed by laws (which may be called a goal).

 

The organic as well. But here are the aims of survival, which complicate the simple processes and allow more laws to come into play.

 

 

Now, there are healthy and unhealthy aims.

The latter I call 'false aims'.

If you go into this, you will not see the consequences via the midpoint-mechanics* if possible.

Anything that could harm them is lowered in value, to a level that is less noticed or completely eliminated.

That way they can shape one more or less - and they act accordingly unhealthily."

 

"Could you give an example of wrong aims?"

 

"Well - like an addiction. If you are affected by this, many healthy aims can often only work in a limited way. "

 

"Do you like to say what your wrong aims are?"

 

"My personal? For example, everything that doesn't fit into my framework, the rules of which I have given myself and in which health is an important goal."

 

I considered. "It's like this: Not everything that arises emotionally or comes to mind is right, i.e. healthy."

 

"You do not trust your feeling?"

 

"The more experience I have in a field, the more I trust my feelings."

 

"So, you could set the rule: the more experience one has in an area, the more one can trust one's feelings when making decisions - and vice versa? GP stated."

 

I nodded in agreement. "Human are born into a society and accept their aims ..."

 

"You mean, for the reason just mentioned, some of those aims might be wrong?" CP interrupted.

 

"For sure. Since they shape a human being, he is brought into a certain structure by them, he often cannot see the negative part of it, or, if he does, it's hard to change because they have a tough persistence effect. They are intrinsic and often authoritarian.

 

The brain works with similarities - so human also react similarly in later life in similar situations - and has difficulty escaping this trap if these reactions have become unhealthy over time.

For example, because it makes it harder to adapt to a changed world or new knowledge. You could possibly change it by looking at the current reason and the process.”

 

I thought for a moment. "To get back to the nature of the aims: how aims work, how to be governed by them, for example in unusual situations, you notice when you react sometimes, even though you did not want to react."

 

CP nodded. "You once defined it like that: 'The midpoint is the shape that makes a goal of one'."

 

"Yes, in this case the wrong target. The midpoint structures the perception of the outer world and that of oneself. He chooses out of what he finds and what he thinks has value for the goal. Everything else is reduced in value. The goal gives shape to the world. This can go so far that you cannot see things as they were, because they are totally re-evaluated. The midpoint can be like a sorcerer, changing everything with lightning speed. This is how a new world is created. This gives rise to freedom, that is to say, one does not perceive much, or only perceives it marginally. At the same time, however, one is also trapped in the midpoint and no longer sees many things. It only comes to the fore, which is important. Everything else, passes' so to speak. "

 

"The midpoints then takes over the direction, makes the human beings?"

 

"Yes. Aims are the key factors. "Everything has the aim of forming a figure according to the laws. Whatever one questions, analyses or researches on the causes: Without exception, you will find aims that have been structured according to the respective midpoints.

 

 

 

 

--- the dark site ---

 

I was silent for a while. Then I continued, "Regarding finding the wrong aims: However, sometimes it can be very hard to figure out what aims are behind a behaviour. Especially, when they belong to the dark side of human."

 

"Under 'dark side' do you understand what exactly?"

 

"Anything that is difficult or impossible to reconcile with your own conscience and that could hurt your self-esteem.

 

These aims can be very well camouflaged. In some cases, if you want to track them down, you need to be extremely honest with yourself. And this is often painful because the beautiful image you have of yourself becomes uncomfortable and sometimes very embarrassing. Man wants to keep his previous positive self-image as possible. "

 

"Self-knowledge can be so difficult."

 

"Yes, and the harder you go deeper into your dark layers, the harder it becomes."

 

--- life aims ---

 

"What should one, generally speaking, aspire to?" He changed the subject.

 

"Health and sufficient means to life."

 

"That sounds relatively modest."

 

"It's healthy to be modest. And I think you should not overdo your aims, because aims that are not achievable are always wrong aims. "

 

"With what effects?"

"If you can run the risk of being permanently frustrated by constantly failing to reach an impossible goal, it can lead to depression."

 

"So, you should set your aims realistic."

 

“Important aims are set in childhood. If the parents come up with the idea of demanding something from their child for their life that cannot possibly be achieved, also from their later structure, then you plant a wrong goal in people that can stress them to the end of their lives. Such aims are often set in the unconscious and are difficult to uncover.

 

In any case, since satisfaction depends on the level of expectation, one should not set too high or hard to achieve aims. Because that's very likely to set your own dissatisfaction. "

 

"You say the less a goal is achieved, the more dissatisfaction can grow."

 

I nodded. "A wrong goal is also to try to change things of the past, for example, because you made mistakes.

Anyone who does not accept the past – and this includes the most recent, that is, what has just happened - has one false goal: namely the strange assumption that the world should have worked out the way it should have should happen the way you had imagined it.”

 

"Acceptance means only fighting not against the past, but the future, and that includes the youngest, trying to shape things differently, right?"

 

"That's what I mean. Otherwise, energy is wasted unnecessarily. "

 

"So, a wrong target is also, if not what has hoped, and you are angry at it, complains about the fate? So, is anger at the world, non-acceptance always a mistake?"

 

"Naturally."

 

"For the terminally ill, is life - staying alive - a wrong destination?"

 

"Yes, that will torment him, as long as his goal is not death."

 

"So long as he cannot let go of life?"

 

"Yes, to be left by the old goal."

 

I thought for a moment and then I said, "Even if I repeat myself: What happened, had to happen, as it happened.

 

Any unhealthy thing you are aiming for is wrong aims. And you have the merciless freedom to pursue them - and to bear the consequences.

 

A good example of wrong aims are thoughts and feelings that fool you into coming from God or a higher mystical instance. Because there is neither God nor a higher mystical entity. "

 

"So, you should see what aims are in one, have taken root?"

 

"It's very important to recognize yourself. As I said, this includes the belief that there is a God. Perhaps this could be helped by dealing with its primordial structures*.

 

Or that life, generally speaking, makes no sense. "

 

"General?"

 

"By this I mean that you cannot make this statement in general, because the meaning of life is to live and to produce offspring (because it lies in the primordial structures). It may well apply to a limited extent that life no longer has any meaning if you are terminally ill and suffer excruciating pain.

 

 

Well, in any case, false aims in humans can have catastrophic consequences - for humans themselves and for their fellow human beings."

 

"Does that includes superstition?"

 

"Surely. Superstition - that is to say, in spite of all the contradictory proofs - is a false goal that makes people see the world wrong. "

 

"Maybe human wants to see the world like that - although this view is not the right one?"

 

"I could imagine that. Humans like to fade out with the midpoint-mechanics, which could affect his beliefs.

 

There are also people who believe that everything in or out of them is right and healthy - and perhaps believe that a higher authority - such as God - has set it up that way.

 

That's blind. Blinded by a wrong target that may even fool you, you are perfect in yourself.

 

This is part of the area of complacency; to see everything as positive as possible - and thereby to feel satisfied.

 

Of course, those who are designed in this way do not work on their own, do not question parts of themselves - and thus always make the same mistakes. And can be a danger to themselves and others because these people often do not let anyone through the wall, they have built around them. "

 

"Central points, in order to avoid getting caught in the wrong aims, so is first of all the self-knowledge and then - more importantly - overcome yourself?"

 

"Yes. But as I said, human has the merciless freedom to make his mistakes. But he also has the chance to live a healthy life and to be satisfied with sufficient resources. "

 

"So, everything that is unhealthy, as possible to avoid."

 

"Naturally. For example, gluttony, vanity, envy to be a slave to impulses, to resolve the urge to use drugs or conflict with violence.

 

On the latter: I personally try to resolve conflicts with the head and the feeling - because all history shows: violence generates violence! It follows that violence is not a solution.

 

In any case, for these growths of life, human often simply gives in to his simple feelings, which serve the respective themes to the point of satisfaction. This is, in two words, light and unhealthy. "

 

 

 

--- frame ---

 

After another pause, I said, "It can be indescribably beautiful to be left by oneself - more precisely, by one's false aims. If you are in the frame that you have put together yourself and thereby have a lot of freedom from the negative aims. "

 

"The framework is basically the constitution you give yourself - so you can say that the frame protects you from yourself?" asked CP.

 

"Yes. The framework promotes the positive and reduces the energy of the negative aims,” I affirmed.

 

It is based on (self) knowledge. In order to be able to react to changes, he is flexible - in contrast to the framework (the Dogmas) of religions."

 

 

 

A study - (Neuroscience news) - 2018: