More typical mind-slavery.

1. Assert the "reality" of "soul" (Thought-belief)
2. Duality created: some "have" "souls" and some do not "have"
3. Persist this duality: justify the "lack" you see in others by asserting "they do not have soul"

Any interpretation one has about "reality" is nothing but Conditioned Thought. It is merely a re-action to a discomfort Condition. Usually, the discomfort of "not knowing". It is involuntary self-soothing misunderstood as voluntary "truth-seeking".

More typical mind-slavery.

1. Assert the "reality" of "soul" (Thought-belief)
2. Duality created: some "have" "souls" and some do not "have"
3. Persist this duality: justify the "lack" you see in others by asserting "they do not have soul"

Any interpretation one has about "reality" is nothing but Conditioned Thought. The interpretation is merely a Re-Action to a discomfort Condition. Usually, the discomfort of "not knowing". It is involuntary self-soothing misunderstood as voluntary "truth-seeking".

More typical mind-slavery.

1. Assert the "reality" of "soul" (Thought-belief)
2. Duality created: some "have" "souls" and some do not "have"
3. Persist this duality: justify the "lack" you see in others by asserting "they do not have soul"

Any interpretation one has about reality is nothing but Conditioned Thought. The interpretation is automatically created as a re-action to discomfort. Usually, the discomfort of "not knowing". It is involuntary self-soothing misunderstood as voluntary "truth-seeking".

More typical mind-slavery.

1. Assert the "reality" of "soul" (Thought-belief)
2. Duality created: some "have" "souls" and some do not "have"
3. Persist this duality: justify the "lack" you see in others by asserting "they do not have soul"

Any interpretation one has about reality is nothing but Conditioned Thought. The interpretation is automatically created as a re-action to discomfort. Usually, the discomfort of "not knowing". It is involuntary self-soothing misunderstood as voluntary "truth-seeking".

More typical mind-slavery.

1. Assert the "reality" of "soul" (Thought-belief)
2. Duality created: some "have" "souls" and some do not "have"
3. Persist this duality: justify the "lack" you see in others by asserting "they do not have soul"