Cris said:Or they reach their goal, enjoy it, and find pleasure in doing it again. For example, I remember when I read my first novel when I was a child, I enjoyed it so much that I have been reading books ever since. It is not a matter of reaching your specious unity or a specific goal – it is part of ongoing life.
You're trying to reach happiness and knowledge by reading books (ie. the goal, unity with information)
We are most definitely individuals.
When we give away our masks, we are all alike. We are the truth.
It is overwhelmingly primarily personal pleasure. That pleasure can be significantly enhanced as part of a couple. If it was not for personal pleasure we would not engage in sex. Just like all animals it is a primitive and primeval instinct.
But there's also a reason why we want personal pleasure, and that's what I'm talking about.
I really like mystical things. They make me remember the primal state of oneness. Words do not exist. None of this matters. It is unnecessary to say anything. There is only the presence, the eternal existence (God) Nothing and everything are an inseparable oneness. It's impossible to explain.
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