Stages of stagnation

First of all read Ecclesiastes

1. If you hit a wall and got stuck, just do anything. The water is too murky to see anything right, just do anything / something. The change from what you do will point you towards a new state, or if not do something else.

2. If you hit a wall and everything feels wrong, then it's meaningless. This stage has a bright side as well, just do anything, just not do anything, it's the same. Keep on being in this state and strengthen your mind, keep on at it until you feel indifference towards anything... then... you'll do something, not because it's the right thing to do but it's just the same as not doing anything. 

Ultimately if you've read Ecclesiastes and put your faith in it you should be alright, prioritize it, trust it. The power of that book is really different than not reading it.

Are we retarded? v.03

 When exploring properness and morality I realize that to be able to be perfect is really hard, even for things that I've invested in, some of it's potentially harder for me than other people. 

 Therefore, am I a retard? If I were to compare myself to the people who left Jesus because it was "too hard" it's impulsive to think that I'm "normal". But that's 2000 years ago, and Adam and Eve maybe 10,000 years ago... why is it now it's still hard?

 I say if we all could band together and be patient with each other and figure this out, we supposed to innovate in terms of Justice and Truth, to create infrastructures to support properness and morality, goodness, and make it all easier. Honestly this is thousands of years of humanity's issue and most of the answers are already written

Today's thoughts on Proverbs 15

Proverbs 15 is hard for me to get a lot out of, I could only pick up bits and pieces of it. 

As far as I could go, 15 is about the wisdom of speech and also the wisdom of goodness. If you chose the path of righteousness, everything makes you happy and you'll feast even in the evil of the world because knowledge is food too (referring to the Gospel). I noticed that the "merry" heart in 15:13 is different than the "merry" heart in 15:15 probably a translation mistake. If that's the case then such is my take, bad heart could be "merry" as well.

So when a person is depleted of wisdom, criticizing him/her would bring only fights. For me debating is pleasant and nourishing therefore it is not "fights", but that's just me. Okhay so, there's a spectrum here, a person is not completely foolish not completely wise. If you see the light in their eyes you'd know that they're nourished by it. So we want criticism to rise to a higher plane, why would you stirred up strife when you could cater to the light of the eyes. 

But again as a wise person you should be able to control yourself too, if there were "fights" the one talking sh*t is probably to blame even when he means "well" but doesn't change the fact that if we attacked sound knowledge we were the fools and we were not being wise.

In the end of this post I repeat that I could only take so few out of this chapter, it's hard for me to make up better meanings out of them wisdom

What kind of credit is Christian-like?

I think we should move more and more towards preferential shares from our current credit ways. The important part of it is Proverbs 3:27, when you could pay you should pay especially when the loaner asked you for it.

My Assumption about the biblical Jew v.02

The biblical Jew, the pureblood, based on something I read in proverb, seems like a race that had all kinds of perks and problems of all races that had specialized. 

So they haven't experienced a differenciating evolution, but this is a wild guess out of just an insufficient clue. But if this is correct, then it could be why it's strategic for Jesus to be a biblical Jew

Is this what it was saying?

Where is the tree of life?

Answer: What is the lie taken by Eve and Adam?

My Thoughts about the Implications

Jesus' death in corresponds with Proverbs that says "the wicked for the day of Judgement":

- Hatred is not merely about preserving immidiate form of property, but to reveal lies. So if after the destruction of your property you'd get something that you wanted more you'd not hate. It wouldn't be a hateful event even though it destroys your current property. 

Actually I inserted that there about the revelation of lies. First thing first, if you're going to get a better property you wouldn't be hateful when you lost your current property... it's trading. 

So Jesus' death revealed the way to trade for an eternal life, but really to pinpoint it or the science behind it is still not articulable for me. However I do have an assumption: If you revealed lies you'd deserve property. The protection of property and the revelation of lies are the same thing from the point of view of the Truth. Since everything works Truthfully, the revelation of lies by us is like working for the Truth and deserving a reward upon success. 

Could that mean salvation? For me yes, and if I could trade this unstable temporary acknowledgements from people who could switched to hate me or against me in a fling, I would.