How Can We Overcome Our Inner Enemies And Guarantee The Three Basic Needs?
The Ten Rules Of The "Love Your Neighbor As Yourself" Education
I want to talk about my third coloring book. It consists of 20 coloring book pages for you to paint. I think I will use this paragraph as an introduction text for my coloring book. The “love your neighbor as yourself” education includes 10 important rules, and we will learn them:
1- Equality
2- Importance
3- Only one subject at a time
4- Everyone speaks and listens
5- No disputes
6- No criticism
7- No questioning each other
8- No side conversations between two people
9- No hostility
10- A noble purpose with love.
These are firstly local and secondly universal rules among 3need.art members. I started this school for ladies only, but volunteer men can build their own society using my articles, coloring book pages, or language classes.
Joining The Universal Mission For The Three Basic Needs
Dear ladies, if you want to practice English with my group, you can write to me on Instagram or my YouTube channels. We are starting online, but we will turn into physical groups all over the world. We have an aim: food for everyone, safe shelter for everyone, and education about the meaning of life. Do you like painting? That is perfect. Do you like writing? That is perfect. Do you like speaking English? That is perfect. Do you want to improve relationships between real friends? That is perfect. If you accept the universal rules above, this work is for you.
What Is The Meaning Of The Enemy And Our Inner Voices?
What is the meaning of the enemy? The enemies are inner voices. They speak to others and to us. For example, you can hear a voice from your mind like this: “What is the reason for doing good deeds for others? You should do things only for yourself, but not for others. If there is a cake with cream, you should eat a bigger piece with more cream than the others. If there are some properties, in this case, you should buy them for yourself and rent them to others for more money.” These are inner voices, and unfortunately, every one of us has thoughts like this, and these thoughts are necessary for correcting ourselves. We are not angels, but human. There is an important point here: how can we overcome this thought? Imagine you have a neighbor, and this neighbor is your enemy, but he never harms you. Your friends ask you, "How can you relate to this enemy, or these bad people?" And you answer this question like this: “I ask him what his needs are for every day. He doesn't have any reason to do bad things to me, because I fulfill his every desire.” Your friends say: “We understand this situation now. He doesn't have any reason to act badly toward you. If you want to see his enemy face, you shouldn’t fulfill his desires. In that case, you will see his real face.” Our enemy neighbor is our inner voice who says, “Don’t give anything to others, especially food and safe shelter.” There are 2 points here: 1- We can overcome this voice in our inner world. 2- We can overcome this voice in our external world. The external world is our good environment. A good environment consists of people who live by the rule: “love your neighbor as yourself is a divine rule for all humanity.” We should give food and safe shelter to each other as much as possible. Firstly, to our good environment, and secondly, to all humanity, and humanity will follow us. We can’t say we are in peace before we wage war with our inner voice. When we don’t make war with our inner voices, we end up making war in the external world. You can see war everywhere because humans fulfill every desire of their inner voices.
The Illusion Of Ego: What Rembrandt's Painting Teaches Us About Society
We have wanted to show ourselves off since the beginning of humanity. This illustration is about a group of people who gathered for this painting. They paid good money to Rembrandt, but he painted some soldiers and merchants in the shadowed parts. Everyone wanted to be seen and paid for it, but some of them were in front of others and under the sunlight. I want to explain this phenomenon according to the three basic needs. Humanity is a structure with a psychological, biological, and societal ego. We want to receive everything for our own sake, but not for others. This is true for everyone. It does not matter what your religion, sex, or race is. Every one of us is here to consume each other until we notice that this is a bad attitude for ourselves. You can see that nature or God has everything. It bestows the earth, soil, forests, water, fruits, and vegetables, but we don’t want to share this wealth. We want to hoard them for our limited lives, and we want to show ourselves off like the merchants of Rembrandt. We arm ourselves, we fight, and we kill; we eat food that belongs to others, and we live in houses even while other people live on the sidewalks of the city.
Transforming Our World By Guaranteeing Food And Safe Shelter
Why am I telling you this well-known process about our lifestyle? It is not to blame you. I want to explain that if we don’t correct ourselves, we die like animals. You can be a poor or a rich person. The two situations are the same because if you are a poor person, like an ordinary citizen, you have a dream like this: maybe you will be successful, maybe you will be a king, and when you attain this position, you will live in wealth and want to rule other people with harsh laws. This is because you won’t want to lose your guarantee of food and shelter. You will think that if people become strong, they will kill me! This is the picture of our world. We want to show our strength to others; we want to show our luxurious dresses and houses to others, even to our relatives, sisters, brothers, or parents. We cannot change Rembrandt’s merchants, but we can change ourselves now. We can turn the earth into food forests, we can build safe shelters made from natural materials through 3D technology, and we can build a new, sacred society that lives by the “love your neighbor as yourself” divine and scientific rule.