What Rense.com is not talking about
Ruth said:
Other people see what they want to see, in themselves and in others. That is how people are. That is why they don't like mirrors.
Ruth, can you not see that
you are projecting here? The whole point of a mirror is to see yourself the way
others see you. I asked you before for an example where you were wrong. That did not work. I'll try again. Can you give an example where the mirror has reflected back to you an image that you did not want to see, did not like, but subsequently accepted as a truth about yourself that you did not
see before? Are you the only person who can always tell when the mirror is wrong? Are you the only person for whom the mirror is always inaccurate?
If you really understood the idea of a mirror, I think you would have said, "
We see what
we want to see, in
ourselves and others. That is how
we are. That is why
we don't like mirrors." It is
you who does not like what you see in the mirror, Ruth. Whether it is correct or not, you cannot bring yourself to say, "I do not like the image that I am seeing of myself. Thank you for your attempt at mirroring, but I think you are wrong." Instead, you get defensive, lash out, and attack.
It is always a person's choice as to whether they 'see' anything or not.
Exactly. We have the choice to see ourselves objectively, as others see us, or subjectively, as we see ourselves and want to be seen.
The mirror is not always correct either. It can be a projection.
This may be so, if the mirror is one individual. A network is a
group of people mirroring from different angles, to cover as many angles as possible, in the hopes of providing an objective picture. What are the chances they are all wrong? And if they
are all wrong, why hang around them?
It often (for the most part), is.
Is your only data for this claim the fact that you believe that the mirror is always wrong when it comes to reflecting
you? Only a person caught in the black hole of subjectivity will look in a mirror and tell themselves that what they see reflected is not reality.
DonaldJHunt said:
If they are going nowhere, why are you hanging around them?
Why not? I'd actually like to see people go somewhere (4D maybe) if they want to. If I 'hang around' long enough, maybe they will - just to prove they can or maybe just to get away from me!
Are you saying you think the people here are going nowhere, and that you're sticking around in the hopes thatthat you can possibly help a few get to 4D? Because that's what it sounds like to me...