Tag: question

Worth another airing

Posted on by philipdodson

I wrote the post below about 2 years ago or so, and it seems even more applicable today, where it seems that the human race is so unconscious in thought and so plugged into the collective mind that we are no longer curious at all. We blindly accept anything and everything without question.

“Fish Don’t Know They’re In Water”

I was listening to a James Altucher podcast and his guest used a great quote ‘fish don’t know they’re in water’. They are surrounded by it and therefore they don’t see it.

The monoculture that has seemingly and happily been adopted by the human race en masse in the global village that our world has become, has led most to not see the ‘water’ they are in.

This is the danger of not being curious, not questioning, accepting and complying with the one voice, the one picture, you become blind to the real world.

This creates a distorted society where some humans matter and some don’t.

Jump out the water, maybe you’re not a fish.

Who says we have to fit in?

Posted on by philipdodson

Curiosity didn’t ‘kill the cat’, blind compliance will.

Ask why? If something doesn’t instinctively feel right, listen to your soul, trust that and explore. If the crowd are going one way, you could see what is in the opposite direction, it’s ok to think differently.

Think about more than one narrative, as there is more than one viewpoint without it being a conspiracy.

The collective mind and ego are capable of doing anything to preserve itself as are individuals. Action is unconscious and dominated by the mind and not flowing from the soul.

Fear is great but it is not real, it is a psychological fear of the future that enables the collective mind to control.

There is a motive behind all action, doesn’t mean it’s bad or good, it’s all subjective.

Just question, it may not change anything, but no harm in having a different view, after all, who says we have to fit in? It is all of the mind and we can, of course, choose to step away and accept what is and that allows us to question from a position of peace and see things without the corruption of a lens and judgement. The soul does not have an agenda other than love.