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Consistence seems to be the key

No matter how our life looks like right now, we can always choose to do or not do something. We have choices. Even when the options are limited. But, how do we make our choices? The environment surely drives us somehow, whether through memories and thoughts we got in the past, or through the present moment. The mind can be tricky. Sometimes we can imagine: "Are we actually choosing what we want to do?". This question is interesting. It is a fair question when we realize that everything change us a bit. Every single situation. The answer to that question, I'd say, it is "yes", we do, because we are what we are because of the environment where we lived or are living. Our minds have been changing since we were born, and this is what we are. We became what we are through good or bad experiences. We maybe were blessed more than others or less. We do not have control on it. However, as we we grow up, we get more control about what our experiences. In fact...

The game of the gods: consciousness and unconciousness

Hello guys, this is my first post here, I know that you might be thinking now: but didn't you write down four days ago that that post was your first? Yeah and no. Yeah because it was really the very first insight of the blog, and no because it was written by someone else's hand, by the hands of a very estimated friend of mine, Uel, who actually invited me to be part of this.  This morning when I was watching one of  Jordan Peterson videos, I was confroted by this very interesting way of thinking of gods by the ancient people. Today, the monotheist way of thinking god is the religious standard, at least at western world. But back then the situation it was not the same, many cultures and civilizations based their religions upon several gods and we, at least me, never really think about why did the ancient people thought that way. You know, for instance, The Greeks and Romans believed in various gods, and the they believed that they were simple toys for the game or the battle ...