Attachments - The Oliver Lang theory

[And Step]

lol.......................

[video=youtube;O7dPprbzNSc]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O7dPprbzNSc[/video]

True Story. My best friend in college and I use to walk around the campus imitating this dude. People would be looking at us like we were crazy, then we had white dudes imitating us, it became like a phenomena on the campus.

Allow me to digress for a moment as I ovulate my pubic sensitivities......................

 

[BiblicalAtheist]

i agree, extreme anything is bad, and it's better to take the middle road. My position is that you can be compassionate and caring, and at the same time not have an attachment to something because you KNOW it will eventually go away. That is the difference. You can live in the moment, just know that the moment is ever changing. It's not so much about how you act WITH the item, but how you behave to keep it and when it's gone.

I think also what needs to be pointed out is the attachment being spoken of here is, the kind of attachment that is really addiction. You can tell if you're attachment to something is of the addiction type if when your desire for that thing is not fulfilled you become emotional/irrational. You experience anxiety, worry, fear jealousy.

 

[universaltruth]

The only time attachment is bad is when you let the emotions stemming from said attachment control your actions. Once you have control over yourself, only then can you be fully immersed in the moment

 

[Conscious__Nkechi]

Not feeling all of that but, I will say that knowledge is not devastating in and of itself because, knowledge is infinite. But Old knowledge or What you held onto yesterday that may not be sufficient for today is, but knowledge itself is what advances human beings and civilization.

Interesting though, Olang why did you put knowledge in quotes?

And uh, eff a Iphone.

That is candy to my eyes.

 

[KTULU IS BACK]

Eastern philosophy is so insufferably pretentious.

And no homo at becoming unattached to pussy. Real talk.