The best qualities of a person
Among the human virtues, I included concepts and categories such as love: not only between a man and a woman, a mother and her children, a person and the work of his life, but love in its highest, creative, even religiously ecstatic manifestation. That is, love for the Absolute, for the Universe, for all that exists, and the awareness of oneself as an integral creative cell of the Cosmos, participating in and influencing processes, rather than just a biological unit with a limited lifespan on Earth. Other virtues are wisdom, development and self-improvement, intellect plus morality, a sense of gratitude, creative inspiration, sacred, religious-mystical admiration, soulful generosity, compassion and help to those in need, diligence, willpower, and others.
By cultivating all the mentioned (or only some of them) qualities throughout life, a person not only becomes better but also becomes more moral and useful to other people. Homo sapiens realizes himself primarily as a cosmic unit, becoming a transmitter for the higher powers of the Universe. But there is one very curious thing here. It consists in the fact that a person, cultivating all these higher qualities within himself, transcends the Matrix.
Moreover, in this context, it is not so important whether he transcends temporarily or transforms into one who is already “fully awakened,” unaffected by the monstrous gravity of the System. After all, by cultivating and developing high virtues, the progressing adept (let’s call him that way) in any case creates a powerful energy field and a foundation for his bright and meaningful “tomorrow.” And this, in turn, automatically implies the realization of oneself as a prisoner of the System and, consequently, the exit from it. Sooner or later, this action will happen regardless of whether the adept suspects the existence of the Matrix or not. Isn’t it true that this thought, in itself, is wonderful and inspiring for achievements?
– Buddhists strive to purify the clouded states of mind that distort reality. These are anger, fear, ignorance, selfishness, laziness, jealousy, envy, greed, rage, irritation, and others.
Buddhism nurtures and develops such pure and beneficial qualities of the mind as kindness, generosity, gratitude, diligence, wisdom, and others. All this allows one to gradually understand and purify his mind, leading to a lasting sense of well-being. By making their minds strong and bright, Buddhists reduce anxiety and irritation, which lead to depressions and different negative factors.
The best human qualities make a man a conduit of the Creator’s will and lead him beyond all the chaos, slavery, and gray uncertainty that collectively constitute the Matrix (another such quality, for example, is a constant interest in life and wonder at its various facets and manifestations. A fragment from the Bible, where it says “be like children,” precisely describes this quality — author’s note). Regardless of the points of application of aforementioned qualities and the scale of their influence on various processes.
The Book of Your Life
“Stepping outside the System is not an open, destructive war. It is the creation of an underground, far-reaching network of free people united by a single noble goal.”